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class AgmoPaymentsSimpleDatabase {

    private $_dataFolderName;
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     * @param string $merchant
     *      merchants identifier
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     *      FALSE = release (production) system variant
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        }
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}

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Inside the Two-Hour Marathon – How the Impossible was Achieved
Athletics, ES
Sam Darnold 'Seeing Ghosts' as Patriots Destroy New York Jets
History was made on 12th October, when Kenyan Eliud Kipchoge achieved a feat that many people have deemed to be impossible throughout the ages. More specifically, he broke one of the last frontiers in sport in the form of the two-hour marathon barrier in Vienna, romping home in a time of 1:59:40 in Vienna.
The time will not be recognised as a world record, of course, as the race wasn't competitive, and Kipchoge was able to use a rotating group of pacemakers to help achieve the world-record time. However, this shouldn't detract from the enormity of the achievement, or the work that went into to beating such a landmark.
In this post, we'll go behind the scenes at the 'Ineos 1:59 Challenge', and ask how history was made in the Austrian capital.
The Brains Behind the Ineos 1:59 Challenge
This record-breaking time trial was funded by Ineos, which is a British chemicals company that's backed by the UK's richest man.
Jim Ratcliffe, who boasts an estimated fortune of £20 billion, certainly oversaw a significant investment into the event, which is the latest of several sports franchises to have evolved under the Ineos brand.
These include a cycling team that competes in the Tour de France, along with Ligue 1 side OGC Nice (who were acquired earlier this year). The Ineos Team UK will also compete at the 2021 America's Cup event, having partnered with luxury brand Belstaff that's synonymous with high quality outdoor wear and leather jackets.
Whilst some have suggested that Ratcliffe is engaging in the controversial practice of 'sportswashing' (which refers to the process of reputation laundering through sports and high-profile events), there's no doubt that the 1:59 challenge and Kipchoge's accomplishments would not have been possible but for the British entrepreneur's endeavour.
Kipchoge's Run – How Did the Kenyan Rise to the Occasion?
Russia sees sports doping allegations as spiteful 'political hit job'
Marathon running has always been fascinating from both a physical and a psychological perspective, with various barriers having been broken throughout history.
This was even evident in the 1950s, when the public became engrossed by the idea of running a sub-four-minute mile. However, the Ineos 1:59 Challenge arguably captured the public's imagination like never before, largely because some experts have suggested that running a sub-two-hour marathon is realistically impossible.
However, physiologists have previously posited that the feat was at least physically possible, with medical student Michael Joyner calculating that the fastest marathon time for an elite athlete in optimal conditions is 1:57:58. This will have undoubtedly have inspired Kipchoge, who will have arrived in Vienna high on confidence given the team of pacemakers at his disposal.
The Kenyan certainly worked tirelessly to maintain his own relentless pace during the race, with an average time of 4:34.5 per mile for each of the 26.2 miles completed. It's also worth noting that Kipchoge never allowed his pace to fall behind the initial target time of 1:59:59, and this is a testament to the runner's incredible composure and stamina.
So, whilst Kipchoge was undoubtedly set up to succeed, it cannot be argued that the runner's incredible dedication and aptitude played an influential role in one of the greatest ever sporting achievements.
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Lakers vs Rockets: Injury Updates, Team News, Match Preview & Predictions
Eliud Kipchoge Creates History With Incredible Record
Mo Farah Gives Lewis Hamilton Example Slamming Media for Racism
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Athlete Briana Williams Nominated at Laureus Awards
India Tops Medal Tally in Asian Athletics Championships 2017
Mohammad Anas breaks National record, qualifies for World Championships

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Report of Enquiry into Murder at Standon Farm Approved School 1947 →
Bercow and Vaz Personal / Private Conflicts of Interest
After a further FOI Request to the House of Commons [1], which they have helpfully and promptly answered, I summarise and add some of the important information first but it is best to check the full answer below or on the WDTK site [1a]
1) Keith Vaz MP -The Commissioner began her inquiry in September 2016 into an alleged breach of paragraphs 10 and 16 of the Code of Conduct for Members by Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP, and immediately suspended this, pending the outcome of an assessment by the police. The Commissioner resumed her inquiry on 19 December 2016, after the police
announced that they had completed their inquiries.
The Commissioner's inquiries are conducted in private, the outcome of her inquiry and all of the evidence relevant to any findings she makes will be published in due course.
2) Mr Vaz declarations include
"Mr Vaz declared that he was a non-practising barrister
and that his wife was a practising solicitor and a part-time judge."
" Land and property portfolio: (i) value over £100,000 and/or (ii) giving rental income of over £10,000 a year
House in Leicester, which is used as my constituency office: (i).
Flat in London: (i) and (ii).
House in Leicester: (i) and (ii) (Updated 28 June 2016)
[This was probably updated due to the buying of a flat in cash – Riddle of the £400k cash 'loan' that let shamed Keith Vaz buy a luxury 'sex flat': Labour MP insists he'll repay the sum once his late mother's house is sold – much to the surprise of the tenants who are living there [6] HT @craftymuvva][Does anyone have a link to good article on all Vazs sleaze from the past?]
I own two season tickets for Leicester City Football Club. However, I am invited from time to time into the directors' box to watch matches. The annual value of this benefit is below registrable value. (Updated 1 December 2014 and 2 June 2015)
Barrister (not practising)"
Vaz has therefore not declared that he has any personal / private conflict as required under Section 10 nor any thing that might cause "significant damage to the reputation and integrity of the House of Commons as a whole, or of its Members generally, as under . Section 16 part V
It is not clear to me whether Vaz is being investigated under Section 10 and 16 for
his shenanigans as Jim the washing machine salesman, and drug and prostitution claims, whilst on the Home Affairs Select Committee or
claims that he is involved in child sexual abuse as indicated by the Sun and Guide Fawkes, and perhaps being investigated by the police for this, and being on the Justice Committee
The FOI makes clear that anyone may complain to the Commissioners on issues to do with the Code
"Anyone can make an allegation of misconduct, whether a member of the public or an MP. The Commissioner may not accept for inquiry an allegation received from an organisation, from an anonymous source, or made on behalf of another person. (The Commissioner may accept an allegation made through an interpreter if one is required.) Before she can begin a formal inquiry, the Commissioner must have the name, postal address and signature of the person making the allegation."
So if you wish to complain about Vaz it is in your hands.
Contact details for the Commissioner's office
Address: Office of the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards
Email: standardscommissioner@parliament.uk
Website: www.parliament.uk/pcs
www.parliament.uk/mps-lords-and-offices/standards-and-financial-interests/parliamentary-commissioner-for-standards/parliamentary-commissioner-for-standards/contact-us/
The allegations against Vaz are that the Sun [4] printed were of child sexual abuse with boys. Guido Fawkes published that the MP was Keith Vaz [5]
According to the Sun the MP
had lads "delivered" to his room at a hotel near a police station
abused boys at a hospital's mental health unit
left one so terrified he fears for his life if he ever speaks out
showed an "unhealthy" interest in the two young sons of a local councillor
displayed a liking for "young ragamuffins",
was seen as untouchable by police because of his revered
See this post for more information 2017 Jan 9 Cathy Fox Blog Bercow refuses to release Vaz information [3]
Have the police investigated this? Are they going to take action or have they dropped the investigation?
As for one of Vaz's gatekeepers Bercow, the FOI answer makes clear that there was no specific duty to declare any conflicts on interest when signing the FOI exemption certificate [3]
However the the duty still applies that under section 10 of the code to "resolve any conflict between the two, at once, and in favour of the public interest"
"10. Members shall base their conduct on a consideration of the public interest, avoid conflict between personal interest and the public interest and resolve any conflict between the two, at once, and in favour of the public interest."
Clearly Bercow has not done this. He did not recuse himself from the decision. Nor did he recuse himself from the following decision.
Also according to Order Order 2016 Sept 4 Order Order Bercow knew Vaz was under Investigation [5].
It must have been the duty of Bercow to inform Vaz, and perhaps the Justice Committee, the Commissioner and the Labour Party nominating him that Vaz had a conflict of interest that should be resolved immediately in favour of the public.
Bercow has not done this and he in turn should be reported to the commissioner for not sorting his own Section 10 Code public private conflict of interest, in which he appears to have decided to keep quiet to protect his friend Vaz.
FOI Questions and Answers
1) Has any investigation by House of Commons or any disciplinary action
been started, stopped or is ongoing into Vaz's potentially criminal
activities, Vaz's conflict of interest in joining the Justice committee
and remaining on it?
Some information is held by the House of Commons.
The Office of the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards deals with the
application of the Code of Conduct and related Rules that apply to Members
of Parliament. The Commissioner can investigate allegations that a named
Member has breached the rules of conduct set out in paragraph 10-16 of the
Code of Conduct for Members. The Commissioner cannot decide whether a
Member of Parliament has broken the law and therefore any investigation
relating to criminal activity would be a matter for the police.
The Commissioner has begun an inquiry into an alleged breach of paragraphs
10 and 16 of the Code of Conduct for Members by Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP. This
information can be found on the Parliament website here:
[1]http://www.parliament.uk/mps-lords-and-o…
The Commissioner began her inquiry in September 2016 and immediately
suspended this, pending the outcome of an assessment by the police. The
Commissioner resumed her inquiry on 19 December 2016, after the police
Please note, the Commissioner publicly states on the parliamentary
webpages that she is investigating the conduct of a named Member and the
area of the rules on which her inquiry is focused. However, the
Commissioner does not provide any further details than this and therefore
we are unable to provide details of how her inquiry does or does not
relate to the media stories about Mr Vaz, nor can we comment on whether
the inquiry concerns alleged conflicts of interest relevant to the Justice
Committee. The outcome of her inquiry and all the evidence relevant to it
will be published on the Parliament website at the end of the process.
2) Has Keith Vaz declared any interests or conflicts of interest in
joining the Justice committee? If so what are they?
This information is held by the House of Commons.
On 8 November 2016, at the first Justice Committee meeting which he
attended after being appointed to the Committee by the House, Mr Vaz
declared his interests as recorded in the Register of Members' Financial
Interests. Also, Mr Vaz declared that he was a non-practising barrister
and that his wife was a practising solicitor and a part-time judge. The
record of his declaration is published in the Justice Committee's formal
minutes here:
[2]http://www.parliament.uk/documents/commo…
3) Has John Bercow registered any conflict of interest in signing a
certificate refusing a FOI request using the parliamentary privilege
exemption, on issues that he has already taken decisions on and also about
his friend Keith Vaz? This also appears to be a public and personal
interest conflict.
This information is not held by the House of Commons.
The Speaker of the House of Commons is not required to register any
conflict of interest in signing a certificate which exempt the release of
information requested under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOIA).
4) Which are the authorities which supervise Section 10 if the Code of
Conduct?
The Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards may investigate alleged
breaches of the rules of conduct, found in paragraphs 10-16 of the Code of
Conduct for Members. The Code is available on the Parliament website:
[3]http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa…
Further information on the work of the Commissioners can be found on the
parliamentary webpages here:
Additionally, the following Commissioners Information Note may be of
interest to you. This contains information to assist those involved in an
inquiry conducted by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards and is
[5]http://www.parliament.uk/documents/pcfs/…
Lastly, chapter 4 of the "Guide to the Rules relating to the conduct of
Members" also provides details on the work of the Commissioner which can
be found here:
5) Please send me the written information as to whether or not
proceedings against Vaz and Bercow have taken place and what was the
result?
The Commissioner's inquiry into the allegations against Mr Vaz is ongoing,
as described in our answer to question 1 of your request. The
Commissioner's work is carried out under a Standing Order of the House (No
150) and is protected by parliamentary privilege until her work is
completed and Parliament has had the opportunity to consider any report
which may be published. Therefore the information you have requested is
exempt from disclosure under section 34(1) of the FOIA (parliamentary
privilege). The exemption applies in order to avoid an infringement of the
privileges of the House of Commons. This is an absolute exemption and the
public interest test does not apply.
It may help you to know that, whilst the Commissioner's inquiries are
conducted in private, the outcome of her inquiry and all of the evidence
relevant to any findings she makes will be published in due course. Please
note, we do not know when her inquiry will be completed and therefore
cannot provide an expected date for publication.
The Commissioner is not currently investigating any allegations concerning
the conduct of Rt Hon John Bercow MP.
6) Who are the appropriate individuals and titles to which public
complaints should be made to register a public private conflict of
interest of Vaz and Bercow.
As detailed in our answer to question 4 of your request, the Parliamentary
Commissioner for Standards may investigate alleged breaches of the rules
of conduct, found in paragraphs 10-16 of the Code of Conduct for Members.
Further details of how to make a complaint are available on the
Commissioner's web pages here:
[7]http://www.parliament.uk/mps-lords-and-o….
"The Commissioner may investigate alleged breaches of the Rules of Conduct set out in part V of the House of Commons Code of Conduct. The Commissioner may not investigate alleged breaches of other parts of the Code nor complaints about matters not covered by the Code and its associated rules. Anyone can make an allegation of misconduct, whether a member of the public or an MP. The Commissioner may not accept for inquiry an allegation received from an organisation,from an anonymous source, or made on behalf of another person. (The Commissioner may accept an allegation made through an interpreter if one is required.)
Before she can begin a formal inquiry, the Commissioner must have the name, postal address and signature of the person making the allegation."
7) How many times in this Parliament by which I mean the last general
election has a certificate been signed by the Speaker to use parliamentary
privilege as exemption for a FOI request?
8) How many times in the previous Parliament has a certificate been
signed by the speaker to use parliamentary privilege as exemption for a
FOI request? (ie between the last two general elections.)
In accordance with the FOIA a signed certificate provides conclusive
evidence for exemptions under sections 34 and 36. For section 36, the
exemption applies in the reasonable opinion of the 'qualified person' who,
for the House of Commons, is the Speaker. In accordance with guidance from
the Information Commissioner's Office, a formal paper is submitted to Mr
Speaker who then confirms his reasonable opinion on this exemption before
a response is issued to the requester. For section 34, we apply the
exemption when it is required for the purposes of avoiding an infringement
of the privileges of the House of Commons and conclusive evidence of this
is also a certificate signed by Mr Speaker.
Full lists of all section 34 and section 36 exemptions are provided in our
disclosures logs, available on the parliamentary web pages here:
[8]http://www.parliament.uk/site-informatio….
However please note that, in the cases of both exemptions, certificates
are usually only issued when it is necessary to provide conclusive
evidence, for example as the result of a complaint. Therefore the House of
Commons does not hold certificates for all the times these two exemptions
have been applied.
As the information you request is reasonably accessible to you otherwise
than under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOIA), your request is
refused. In refusing your request the House is applying the exemption set
out in section 21 (1) and (2) (a) of the FOIA. This is an absolute
exemption and the public interest test does not apply.
Further information and detailed guidance on these exemptions can be found
in the ICO 'Guide to Freedom of Information' at:
[9]https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/gui…
Please note that victims of abuse may be triggered by reading this information. These links are generally UK based.
ShatterBoys -"Male Survivors Of Childhood Sexual Abuse Inspiring change, Through Shared Experience Whilst Building Connections…Together We Can Heal" [N]
[1] 2017 Jan 9 FOI to House of Commons re Bercow and Vaz https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/public_personal_conflicts_of_int#outgoing-611474
[1a] 2017 Feb 1 Answer to FOI to House of Commons re Bercow and Vaz https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/public_personal_conflicts_of_int#incoming-930533
[3] 2017 Jan 9 Cathy Fox Blog Bercow refuses to release Vaz information https://cathyfox.wordpress.com/2017/01/09/bercow-refuses-to-release-vaz-information/
[4] 2015 Jul 18 The Sun Cops told: Top Labour MP is paedo http://archive.is/qAK6u
[5] 2016 Sept 4 Order Order Bercow knew Vaz was under Investigation http://order-order.com/2016/09/04/244563/
[6] 2016 Sept 4 Mail Online Riddle of the £400k cash 'loan' that let shamed Keith Vaz buy a luxury 'sex flat': Labour MP insists he'll repay the sum once his late mother's house is sold – much to the surprise of the tenants who are living there http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3773595/Riddle-loan-let-shamed-Labour-MP-Keith-Vaz-pay-400k-cash-luxury-sex-flat.html
[N] ShatterBoys -"Male Survivors Of Childhood Sexual Abuse Inspiring change, Through Shared Experience Whilst Building Connections…Together We Can Heal". blog – https://shatterboysuk.wordpress.com/ email – shatterboysuk@gmail.com facebook – https://www.facebook.com/shatterboysuk/?fref=ts twitter – @Shatter_Boys_UK
This is all written in good faith but if there is anything that needs to be corrected or you wish to write to me please email vaz5@cathyfox.33mail.com quoting the article title
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How John Bercow keeps Keith Vaz's secrets https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-46112355


Congratulations to Van Sims for winning director of the year from the Southern Kingfish Association. Van Sims was the tournament director for the Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo. He ran a flawless tournament and the Southern Kingfish Association appreciates his contribution to our organization and tournament fishing. Congratulations once again from the Southern Kingfish Association.


Leo M. Newman is Of Counsel to the Firm, but retired from active practice.
Leo M. Newman is a graduate of the Washington University School of Law. He received his undergraduate education at Washington University where majored in Political Science with a Bachelor of Arts degree.
In 1958, with then-partner Samuel Goldenhersh, Leo Newman founded this firm and built his practice with a commitment to providing zealous legal advocacy for victims of others' wrongdoing. After several years of practicing with Mark Bronson, Leo and Mark worked together to direct the newly-named Newman & Bronson towards its place as one of St. Louis' preeminent personal injury law firms, known around the country for its compassionate legal representation.
In addition to his trial successes, Leo has long held the highest AV Peer Review Rating by Martindale Hubbell and has been active in professional legal and community organizations.
In 2014, Leo Newman retired from active practice, but remains Of Counsel at the firm now known as Newman Bronson & Wallis and continues to be a cheerful presence in the NB&W offices.


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Mindoro Intersects 26.2m @ 4.07 g/t gold in First New Hole at Archangel and Provides Update on the Proposed TVI Transaction and Board Changes
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, 31 August 2012 - Mindoro Resources Ltd. (TSXV: MIO; ASX: MDO; FFT: OLM) (Mindoro, "the Company"), is pleased to announce that it has received the preliminary results of the first diamond drill hole of the current program at Archangel gold project, Batangas, the Philippines. Diamond drill hole KT 191-12 intersected 26.2m @ 4.07 g/t gold from 19.4m down hole including 6m @ 6.12 g/t gold from 19.4m down hole and 8.8m @ 5.36 g/t gold from 36.8m down hole. These intersections are part of a broader interval of 39.25m @ 3.08 g/t gold from 16.4m down hole (0.5 g/t gold cut-off).
The well-developed gold mineralization intersected by KT 191-12 is associated with chalcedonic quartz vein stockwork's and hydrothermal breccias within an interpreted up-flow or "feeder" zone, as shown on the interpreted cross section below:
Mindoro President and CEO Jon Dugdale said, "we are very pleased with the results from the first new drill hole at Archangel. The thick higher-grade intersection in KT-191-12 conforms with the up-flow or "feeder" zone interpretation and opens the way to potentially extending the resource with further drilling".
This is the first drill hole of an initial three to five drill hole program to test interpreted higher-grade "feeders" or up-flow zones within the Kay Tanda resource area at Archangel. The program is being funded via a drawdown loan facility from Red Mountain Mining Ltd (RMX) and will run until completion of the RMX transaction, anticipated by late September 2012 (see details of the RMX gold assets sale agreement released 23 July 2012), at which time the loan is expected to be discharged through conversion to an RMX inter-company loan. Encouraging results from this first phase of drilling suggests that a systematic program of resource definition and extension drilling should follow.
Drilling progress has been very good. A total of 414.6m have been completed since the program commenced on 5 August, despite inclement weather conditions at times.
The second drillhole of the program KT 192-12, testing an interpreted feeder at the eastern side of the Kay Tanda resource, has now been completed at a downhole depth of 267m. KT 192-12 was an angled hole drilled to azimuth grid north (see plan of drill hole locations below), designed to test the vicinity of previous drill hole KTDH-04 (52m of 11.5 g/t gold from 84 to 136 meters, reported by Mindoro 14 November 2006) that is interpreted to have drilled down a sub-vertical hydrothermal breccia up-flow or "feeder" zone. The drill hole intersected the mineralised stockwork associated with the majority of the current Kay Tanda resource from surface to 73m depth, then intersected a quartz - base metal sulphide "lode" from 180m to 181.6m before intersecting the targeted hydrothermal breccia from 215m to 224m. Results are not yet available for this hole.
The third drillhole of the current program, KT-193-12 has commenced, testing the west Kay Tanda zone (formerly Pulang Lupa).
All drill hole locations and results are summarized in the table below:
Drill hole
Northing (Grid)
Easting (Grid)
Azimuth (Grid)
Depth (m)
From (m)
To (m)
Gold g/t
Silver g/t
KT 191-12 9,900 9,965 320° 92.6 16.4 55.65 39.25 3.08 2.70
Including 19.4 45.6 26.2 4.07 2.95
Including 19.4 25.4 6.0 6.12 5.27
KT 192-12 10,003 9,907 48° 267 Results not yet available
KT 193-12 9,330 9,575 48° *55 *Drilling in progress
Total 414.6
*Note the Kay Tanda grid north is oriented 48 degrees from magnetic north.
Update on the TVI Transaction
TVI Pacific Inc. (TVI) have agreed to extend the closing date for the first tranche of the proposed Private Placement to 7 September, 2012 and to extend the timeframe within which Special Shareholders Meeting may be held to approve the second tranche of the proposed Private Placement to not later than 9 October, 2012, or such later date as may be agreed upon by the parties. The Company now intends to hold the Special Shareholders Meeting at 4pm on 9 October in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and has filed notice with Canadian regulatory authorities to that effect. The Notice of Meeting will be issued on or before 10 September 2012.
Please refer to the Mindoro release of 6 July 2012 for further details of the proposed TVI transaction, including the proposed private placement (subject to due diligence, shareholder and regulatory approval); plans to earn 60% in, and operate, two Agata Nickel Project development joint ventures focused on stage 1 DSO production and stage 2 nickel processing respectively, and the option to joint venture the Pan de Azucar Cu-Au-S project.
Retirement of Howard Walker
Mindoro regretfully advises that Director and Vice Chairman of Mindoro Mr. Howard Walker is retiring from the Mindoro board to pursue other private business interests. Mindoro's Chairman Rob Garden said "Howard has done a great job for Mindoro, initially as a director and then as Vice Chairman. While we understand Howard's motivation for leaving the board, there is no doubt that we will miss his wise counsel". Howard has also withdrawn his nomination to become a board member of Red Mountain Mining Ltd (RMX) at the anticipated closing of the RMX transaction that involves the "spin-out" of Mindoro's gold assets (see Mindoro release detailing the binding agreement with RMX dated 23 July 2012). The Company is working with RMX to seek a replacement representative to represent the shareholders interests.
On behalf of the Board of Directors:
Jon Dugdale,
For further information, please contact Mindoro's Melbourne office at +61 3 9614 5055.
For investor relations inquiries please email ir@mindoro.com, or telephone one of the following:
Australia: Jon Dugdale Tel: +61 3 9614 5055
Canada:	Jeanny So, CHF Investor Relations, Tel: +1 416 868 1079 ext 225
Jeremy Hill, CHF Investor Relations, Tel: +1 416 868 1079 ext 238
Germany:	Robert Sarcher, Aprendo Capital, Tel: +49 821 6089051
Website:	www.mindoro.com
About Mindoro Resources
Mindoro is a Tier 1 Issuer trading on the TSX Venture Exchange (MIO), Australian Securities Exchange (MDO) and Frankfurt Stock Exchange (WKN 906167). Mindoro is focused on nickel, gold and copper-gold exploration and development in the Philippines where its 75% interest PFS-stage (Nov 2011) Agata Nickel Project has NI 43-101 Mineral Resources that include Measured and Indicated resource estimates totalling 42.76 million tonnes at 1.01% nickel, for 430,000 tonnes contained nickel, and Inferred resource estimates totalling 2.435 million tonnes at 0.99% nickel (Sep 2011). In addition the Company has NI 43-101 Mineral Resource estimates on its 100% interest Batangas projects of Indicated Resources 393,000 ounces (Archangel, Indicated 9,879,000t @ 1.1 g/t Au and Lobo, Indicated 270,000t @ 6.49 g/t Au) and Inferred Resources 108,000 ounces (Archangel, Inferred 3,741,000t @ 0.8 g/t Au and Lobo, Inferred 61,000t @ 5.35 g/t Au); a drill-defined copper-gold-sulphur Exploration Target on its 75% interest Pan de Azucar project, Iloilo, as well as 10 key porphyry copper-gold prospects at varying stages of advancement.
The Company's development and production objectives are intended to provide an indication of management's current expectations and are still conceptual in nature. It is uncertain that sufficient resources will be established and if established that these resources will be converted into economically viable mining reserves. Until a feasibility study has been completed, there is no certainty that these objectives will be met. Mindoro's exploration programs are prepared and/or designed and carried out under the supervision of Tony Climie, P.Geo., who is a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 and is a competent person as defined by the JORC Code, and who has reviewed and verified the pertinent disclosure of exploration related technical information contained in this news release. The Company's resource estimates were originally prepared in accordance with Canadian National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects of the Canadian Securities Administrators ("NI 43-101") and the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum classification system. NI 43-101 is a rule developed by the Canadian Securities Administrators that governs how Canadian issuers disclose scientific and technical information about mineral projects. All resource information is also expressed in terms of the JORC Code. The information in this report that relates to Exploration Results or Mineral Resources is based on information compiled by Jon Dugdale, who is a member of The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. Jon Dugdale has sufficient experience which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration and to the activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2004 Edition of the 'Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves'. Jon Dugdale consents to the inclusion in the report of the matters based on the information in the form and context in which it appears.
This release may contain forward-looking statements including management's assessments of future plans and operations, and expectations of future production. These statements are based on current expectations that involve a number of risks and uncertainties, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those anticipated. These risks include, but are not limited to, the risks associated with the mining and exploration industry (e.g. operational risks in development, exploration and production; delays or changes in plans with respect to exploration or development projects or capital expenditures; the uncertainty of reserve estimates; the uncertainty with respect to results of exploration, the uncertainty of estimates and projections relating to production and the uncertainty of the availability of capital). The assumptions used in the preparation of such statements, although considered reasonable at the time of preparation, may prove to be imprecise and, as such, undue reliance should not be placed on forward-looking statements. The Company does not undertake to update forward-looking statements except where required to do so by law.
You can view the Next Press Releases item: Tue Sep 4, 2012, Red Mountain Mining Shareholders Approve Purchase of Mindoro Gold Assets
You can view the Previous Press Releases item: Mon Aug 13, 2012, Mindoro Releases Financial Reports for the Quarter ended 30 June 2012


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Q: IndexOutOfRangeException - Assume 0 I'm working around an array, in which i wanna add some of its values. At some points, for this do be done with just one calculation, it will ask for an index outside the array.
Is there a way to say, 'if an index is outside the array, assume the value to be 0' ?
Something a bit like this:
                   try
                   {

                   grid[x,y] = grid[x-1,y] + grid[x-1,y-1];
                   //This is simplified

                   x++;

                   }

                   catch (IndexOutOfRangeException)
                   {
                           grid[x - 1, y - 1] = 0;
                   }

A: Assuming for simplicity that you have an integer array, you may consider extension method like the following:
static class ArrayExtension
{
    static int SafeGetAt(this int[,] a, int i, int j)
    {
        if(i < 0 || i >= a.GetLength(0) || j < 0 || j >= a.GetLength(1))
            return 0;
        return a[i, j];
    }
}

and then access array elements as
grid.SafeGetAt(x, y);

An alternative approach could be to make a wrapper class which accesses the array internally and inplements an  indexer. In this case you may keep using [,]-syntax to access elements.

I would not suggest using exceptions, which are quite slow and should be avoided in regular application workflow.

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5 Things EOG Resources Incs CEO Wants You to Know
By Matthew DiLalloFool.com
EOG Resources Inc recently reported pretty solid second-quarter results as adjusted production was up while costs were down. That said, EOG Resources is much more focused on its costs and returns than it is on production right now, which is something CEO Bill Thomas made abundantly clear on its second-quarter conference call. Here are five things he wanted investors to know.
1. Our primary focus this year is on improving returnsThomas led off his prepared comments on the call reminding investors of the company's primary focus saying,
What's remarkable is that EOG Resources has improved its well costs in several of its plays so that they now deliver better returns in the $55-$65 per barrel range than they did when oil was over $95 per barrel. We can see this in the following chart.
Source: EOG Resources
This is enabling the company to drill economical wells even in the sub-$50 per barrel range we've been experiencing of late.
2. We are an innovatorThe main reason for this is because EOG Resources is a leader in innovation and technology. Thomas pointed out this is really driving results saying that,
As Thomas points out, by advancing new technologies and other well design innovations it has figured out how to get more oil out of each section it drills. That has helped the company to create more value out of its acreage. It also doesn't plan to stop now as it wants to continue to lead the way as this is what's driving its returns.
3. We are being very, very disciplinedEOG Resources is one of few energy companies that is purposefully holding back production growth in 2015 as it has no intention of adding supplies to an already oversupplied market. That is why the company actually cut its capex by $200 million as it chose not to spend the money it is saving on well cost reduction to drill new wells.
That said, EOG Resources intends to be an oil growth company when the time is right. Thomas elaborated on when that might be by saying,
In other words, EOG Resources isn't looking at a specific oil price, but instead looking for market balance. Once it sees signs that the market is balancing it will accelerate growth.
4. We are the low-cost leaderThe reason a specific oil price isn't EOG Resources' key signal to drive growth is because the company is focused more on its costs and therefore the margin it can earn. With that in mind, Thomas said that the company was in a sense, "resetting the economics of our business" as it is the low-cost leader for U.S. shale oil. This will enable the company to be "successful in a low oil price environment" if that's what the future holds.
5. We see upside to the oil priceThat said, the company doesn't hold the view of many of its peers that oil will remain lower for longer. Instead, Thomas said that,
In other words, EOG Resources sees the potential for a much higher oil price heading into 2016. It's one of the reasons why the company refuses to grow production right now as it sees much better days ahead.
Investor takeawayThomas made one thing abundantly clear on the call and that's the fact that the company won't chase short-term volume growth into an oversupplied market. Instead, it's focused on using technology, innovation, and any other lever at its disposal to get its costs lower so that its returns will be strong during the current environment and out-of-this-world when conditions improve, which is something it sees on the near horizon.
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Breaking: Michigan Interstate Online Poker Bill Becomes Law
Ken Lund, Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic
The bill that would allow Michigan to share its online poker player pool with other US states has been signed into law.
On December 29, Governor Gretchen Whitmer approved a series of bills including SB 991 bill, paving way for interstate online poker.
The state's legislature website was updated earlier today to reflect the Governor's approval that came over the holidays.
Originally, when online poker was legalized by Governor Whitmer in December 2019, the Lawful Internet Gaming Act did not allow for Michigan to enter into agreements to allow cross-border liquidity sharing within the country.
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State Senator Curtis Hertel Jr sought to rectify the issue when on June 25 he introduced SB 991, which would grant state regulators the authority to authorize multijurisdictional access to online poker.
The bill specifically states that "the board may enter into agreements with other jurisdictions, including Indian tribes, to facilitate, administer, and regulate multijurisdictional internet gaming for poker by internet gaming operators to the extent that entering into the agreement is consistent with state and federal laws."
It also restricts such deals to jurisdictions within the United States, so international liquidity will not be allowed.
The amendment to Michigan's Lawful Internet Gaming Act was approved by the Senate on October 1 by a margin of 36 to 1 with one senator excused from the vote. From there, the bill was passed by the House on December 17, by a margin of 85-16, with nine absentees.
The Senate did acknowledge that "allowing multijurisdictional poker play would presumably result in increased play and wagering in online poker games" and "therefore increase revenues to the [state] fund by a small amount."
So what now? Does that mean shared liquidity will be allowed in Michigan at the time of launch?
No, at the time of launch, online poker in Michigan will likely be ring-fenced, meaning players will only be able to compete with players within the state.
A measure to give the law immediate effect was defeated, (SJ 97 Pg. 2534) meaning that it will be at least 90 days before shared liquidity with other states can become a reality. So cross-border shared liquidity with other states is unlikely to happen before April.
However, according to the new law, multijurisdictional poker must not contravene federal law, calling into question whether efforts by the US Department of Justice to reinterpret the Wire Act to prohibit interstate gambling will impede the introduction of shared liquidity in Michigan.
As of now, three states (Delaware, New Jersey, and Nevada) have joined the MultiState Internet Gaming Agreement (MSIGA). Pennsylvania was also expected to join the MSIGA ,but state regulators changed course following the announcement by the DOJ that it was seeking to reinterpret the Wire Act.
WSOP.com which operates in all those three states is the only operator in the country to have taken advantage of the MSIGA.
When is Online Poker Expected to Go Live in Michigan?
The passage of the interstate online poker bill comes just days ahead of the anticipated igaming launch expected to take place later in January.
Unfortunately, online poker is likely to lag behind online casino and sports betting as seen in Pennsylvania.
"We don't know whether poker will be among the games offered at initial launch," MGCB Communication Specialist Mary Kay Bean told pokerfuse in December. "It will depend on an operator's readiness to offer poker and their desire to do so."
"The games must be evaluated by independent testing labs and our own gaming lab and approved by the MGCB prior to being deployed," Bean added.
Last month, the MGCB issued its first provisional licenses to 15 gaming platform providers, including The Stars Group (TSG), the parent company of PokerStars (that already operates in New Jersey and Pennsylvania) and BetMGM through Roar Digital (that offers online poker in New Jersey through partypoker US network).
Both PokerStars MI and the collection of BetMGM MI, partypoker MI and Borgata Poker are likely to be the first sites to offer online poker in Michigan.


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The Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC) has been an important part of the USTUR for many years. The original advisory committee included many notable names from the field of radiation biology: Clarence C. Lushbaugh, Thomas F. Mancuso, J.H. Sterner (chairman), Robley D. Evans (vice-chairman), Herbert M. Parker, Lloyd M. Joshel, and Wright Langham. Annual meetings of the SAC bring together the USTUR faculty and staff, SAC members, the Department of Energy representative, and interested people from the scientific community. At these meetings, USTUR faculty report on progress that has been achieved, and the SAC makes recommendations for the upcoming year.


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George W. Bush Ignores Republican Pleas to Pretend He Doesn't Exist, Endorses Jeb
CRAWFORD, TEXAS (The Nil Admirari) - Earlier this morning, Former President George W. Bush ignored Republican pleas to pretend he didn't exist and publicly endorsed his brother Jeb for the Republican presidential nomination. The former president gave a press conference from his Crawford, Texas ranch and urged Americans to support Jeb, because "he is a good doobie who will be just like me."
"A vote for Jeb is pretty much a vote for a third term for yours truly. That would be me, of course," stated George W. Bush, who smiled and enthusiastically pointed at himself with both thumbs.
President Bush addressing the media at the Pentagon, September 17, 2001.
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Bush added, "If you want the government in your bedroom, American ground forces back in Iraq followed by a war with Iran, and the same team of neocons I had, Jeb is your man.
The former president confessed he had advised Jeb to fly onto an aircraft carrier to declare a premature war victory because "it is awesome."
George W. Bush only responded to a handful of questions before announcing he had to leave "to finish a nude painting of Karl Rove."
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Topics: Election 2016, George W. Bush, Iran, Iraq, Jeb Bush, Karl Rove, Republicans


This series capture a girl's search for something about herself that she doesn't quite know. She's in her natural environment. The acts of reading and looking into the mirror intend to show the act of searching for herself in the isolated atmosphere of her bedroom; the bright spot of light contrasts with the hazy, cloudy environment. Although the mood is quite somber, I want to show a more authentic vision of finding light and positivity. She's searching for it through poetry and the process of growing up.


Beauty : Hacks To Keep Your Makeup Always Looking Natural!
One of the best things about makeup is how you can completely tweak it from being full glam to soft and natural and after being so lazy because of the no makeup challenge I did a while back, wearing makeup has been a gradual process.
Some days we want to look great and refreshed with the help of makeup but also, look like we haven't applied anything on our faces.
That's where a "no makeup" or natural make up look comes into play.
It is perfect for everyday school, work, and even stepping out for some drinks.
Dial back on the concealer, I usually opt out unless I have special blemishes I need to fix. Other than that, for a natural look, a concealer isn't really necessary.
Keep lashes low key with one application of mascara.
Opt for definition, not drama. Use powders which are light coverage for defining highlights and contour instead of full coverage applications.
What are your favourite hacks for keeping your makeup natural??
This is great Ash! These days I just wear a simple foundation & just mascara and I'm good to go!
Nice natural look! My go to for the natural look is mascara!
I really like the natural look! I always use a CC cream which is close to a light weight foundation. Great tips!
Great tips! I've always found that using cream products helps keep my makeup natural-looking throughout the day.
I actually wrote a 'no makeup makeup look' recently 😀 I love how you look, so natural and gorgeous!
Needed this post because I'm trying to get ideas for makeup for class! Love the simplicity!
Oh this look is so pretty! I love how simple it is, the lip is also beautiful!
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Some people just aren't sure about what's true and false when it comes down to their tires. Not all tires are the same and limited knowledge about tires change perceptions and myths begin to take form. But the topic of tires is not that simple, so RightTurn is here to help you distinguish the difference between the tire facts and tire myths.
Of course I know my tire's recommended tire pressure. It's on the sidewall.
The place to look for the correct tire pressure from the tire manufacturer is NOT on the sidewall. Many people swear by this, but the sidewall number is the maximum allowable pressure for that particular tire. The recommended tire pressure can be found in two places: the owner's manual, or the driver's doorjamb sticker. The right tire pressure helps your tires establish better fuel efficiency, promotes even and longer treadwear, and carries the vehicle's load. Underinflated tires may overheat and lead to tire failure, while an overinflated tire could lose traction because less tread is in contact with the road.
My original tires had a speed rating up to 130 mph. Since I don't drive that fast, I can pay less for a lower speed rated tire.
The speed rating is a very important aspect of the selection process when purchasing tires. Originally developed in Europe to categorize the capabilities of tires on high-speed roads, tires that exceed their speed rating would be at risk of failing dangerously. Speed ratings not only indicate how fast a car can travel while handling safely, but also provide precise cornering ability. If saving money means more to you, then you risk driving dangerously on ineffective tires and lose your car's capability to maneuver efficiently and safely.
I only need two new tires, so the new ones should go on the front.
No matter what type of car you have, whether it's front-, rear-, or four-wheel drive, new tires (if only getting two) should always go on the back. Rear tires provide the stability in your ride. With lower tread on the back, your rear will spin out on a wet highway because your front tires aren't sliding. No matter how deep the tread is, all tires will hydroplane if the water is deep enough and you're traveling fast enough.
But with deeper tread on the back tires, you can easily regain control by letting off the gas. If those same deep tread tires are on the front, well good luck to ya.
The Tire Pressure Monitoring System tells me if my tires are underinflated.
Yes and no. Sure, if that weird little TPMS light comes on, one or more of your tires could be underinflated. Having said that, it only comes on when your tires are 25% underinflated below the manufacturer's recommended tire pressure. Becoming dependent on the technology can lead people to be lazy about tire pressure. The only real way to keep safe is to check your pressure once a month to make sure you're driving on properly inflated tires. This will ensure your tires are staying fuel efficient, wear evenly, and grip the road the way they were intended.
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Justice Jackson working on a memoir, titled 'Lovely One'
By Hillel Italie, AP Posted on January 6, 2023
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is working on a memoir. Jackson, the first Black woman appointed to the court, is calling the book "Lovely One."
"Mine has been an unlikely journey," Jackson said in a statement released Thursday by Random House.
"But the path was paved by courageous women and men in whose footsteps I placed my own, road warriors like my own parents, and also luminaries in the law, whose brilliance and fortitude lit my way. This memoir marries the public record of my life with what is less known. It will be a transparent accounting of what it takes to rise through the ranks of the legal profession, especially as a woman of color with an unusual name and as a mother and a wife striving to reconcile the demands of a high-profile career with the private needs of my loved ones."
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From Nantes to Chicago via LSU: the Louisiana Story of Sara Vono
Posted on: November, 16 2020 6:10 pm
Olivier Moréteau: Bonjour Sara! I remember the day when you arrived from Nantes for a three-month internship at the CCLS, to work on the French translation of the Louisiana Civil Code. After doing fine legal translation work, you joined our LL.M., worked at the Louis Koerner Law Firm in New Orleans, and passed the New York Bar! You are now a Legal Compliance Officer at Northwestern University. Remind us of your arrival at LSU.
Sara Vono: In 2015, I first joined LSU as an intern. I was honored to help with the ambitious translation project of the Louisiana Civil Code, back into its original French. It was an incredible journey under your leadership and contagious passion. The project was a unique learning experience for me, and provided outstanding legal training.
OM: You then joined our LL.M. in Comparative Law. How would you describe your experience?
SV: I would put it in three words:
– Discovery:
The LL.M. is first and foremost a once-in-a-lifetime legal adventure, as it is completely immersive in the mixed Louisiana legal traditions. LL.M. candidates enroll in classes of all levels, very much "à la carte", in that we are encouraged to shape the year around the areas of the law that we are most curious about, and interested in career-wise.
– Challenge:
The LL.M. challenged me intellectually and practically. From the intellectual standpoint, the LL.M. has opened my mind to other legal concepts, rules, and philosophies, which in turn has helped me better understand my Civil law background. From a practical standpoint, I would say that student life, methods for studying, and test formats are generally different, which is equally challenging and enriching.
– Family:
Last but not least, the LL.M. is an immense legal family worldwide. I have friends in Sri Lanka, Romania, Luxembourg, France, and in many States within the United States, which would never have happened without the LL.M. I am thankful for these long-lasting friendships and professional ties.
OM: What opportunities did you have while attending the LL.M. Program?
SV: While attending the LLM in Comparative Law Program at LSU, one can seek academically-related employment, such as Library Assistant, Tutor, Research Assistant, etc. I was working as a Research Assistant to Prof. Olivier Moréteau, helping with various projects, ranging from legal research in support of articles subsequently published in top law journals, to preparing for a conference, to meticulous proofreading, or translating complex drafts. I can only recommend working to students interested in making immediate use of the skillset their legal curriculum provides them.
Moreover, there are plenty of events throughout the Program duration, on a variety of legal topics, as well as many different ways to network with inspiring lawyers and Professors, and become an active member of the LSU Law Community on Campus, and beyond. Likewise, there are many ways to volunteer during your year at LSU.
OM: Sara, tell us about a recent achievement.
SV: A most recent achievement has been to join the rigorous field of Research Integrity, which means a lot to me, as a lawyer, and as a citizen. Promoting integrity in scientific research is in my opinion a useful way in which a lawyer can contribute to more law-abiding and ethically-driven science, in our global 2.0 century, while putting the full palette of my legal skillset into good use. Integrity in science is essential, as any lack thereof is a threat to science itself.
OM: To what extent did the LSU program contribute to your life experience and success?
SV: I am thankful for the LL.M. in Comparative Law, as it has defined part of the lawyer I am today. Whether it be on professional orientation, legal/organizational skills, ability to adapt, connect with others, "think outside the box", or simply exchange ideas with brilliant minds, the LL.M. has helped me grow as a lawyer, while opening doors such as the New York State Bar, that would have remained closed otherwise.
OM: What would you say to anyone interested in the LSU program but still hesitating?
SV: In the words of Lewis Carroll, "[i]n the end, we only regret the chances we didn't take, the relationships we were afraid to have, and the decisions we waited too long to make." While I am cognizant of the risks and challenges inherent in spending one year abroad, LSU will be a welcoming second home, and the LL.M. curriculum, excellent food for the brain. If one of our objectives as lawyers is to share our passion for the law, be open to/curious about other legal cultures (especially a mixed pot like Louisiana), improve our legal system, and aspire to be better at what we do, then the LL.M. in Comparative Law is a chance that will be regretted if not taken.
OM: Thank you Sara, LSU Law wishes you the best of success and happiness in your present and future ventures!
Journal of Civil Law Studies, Volume 13 Number 1
Posted on: October, 28 2020 1:01 am
Volume 13, Number 1, was published online in September 2020. Articles explore and reconcile the present, the past, and the future.
The lead article article is a masterful presentation of the use of comparative law by the European Court of Justice, expanding the 42nd Tucker Lecture given by Michele Graziadei, Professor at the University of Turin (Italy), on September 5, 2019.
The second article sheds new light on the definitions found in the Digest of 1808 and the Louisiana Civil Code of 1825: Seth Brostoff, Foreign, Comparative, and International Law Librarian at LSU, explores the origins of these definitions in the French Encyclopédie universelle and the legal encyclopedias that derived from it. These definitions do not appear in the French Napoleonic Code of 1804 but were needed in Louisiana, as codification was meant not only to make the law accessible but also to educate attorneys and judges trained in the common law. This makes codification in Louisiana even more French than Rodolfo Batiza would have thought, and Robert Pascal, who may now converse with Diderot and d'Alembert in an encyclopedic paradise, is no longer here to find this truth disturbing. An overdue tribute to Robert A. Pascal (1915-2018) is forthcoming in Number 2.
Emiliano Marchisio, Professor at the University of Benevento (Italy), opens a promising and futuristic conversation on the need to move liability for medical malpractice out of traditional tort and contract precincts, to limit the negative impact of defensive medicine and favor the breakthrough of artificial intelligence.
Colloquium Papers
In the spring 2020, as most of the world was in lockdown mode due to the sanitary crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Journal of Civil Law Studies decided to hold a colloquium online to discuss The Opportunities of Distance Teaching. Agustín Parise, Associate Editor-in-Chief, led the initiative and coordinated the event from Maastricht University (the Netherlands), in liaison with Olivier Moréteau, Editor-in-Chief, who was at the time on sabbatical in Lyon (France). Five colleagues were invited to join to speak at the colloquium, so that Africa, North and South America, Asia, and Europe would be represented. Accordingly, Xiangshun Ding (Renmin University, China), Nadia Nedzel (Southern University Law Center, USA), Christa Rautenbach (North-West University, South Africa), Michel Séjean (University of Southern Brittany, France), and Fernando Toller (Austral University, Argentina), each shared their own perspectives on the current scenario that legal education is facing. Each of them produced short note that we are proud to publish.
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Remembering George W. Pugh, (1925-2020) by Alejandro Carrió, LL.M. 1982
Posted on: July, 8 2020 5:58 pm
Alejandro Carrió wrote from Buenos Aires:
George W. Pugh
I only recently found out about the passing of Professor George W. Pugh. It is with obvious sadness, but also with the joy that comes from realizing how lucky I was for having met him, that I write these few words charged with such mixed feelings.
My long and extremely fruitful relationship with Professor Pugh started in 1981, when I was admitted as a graduate LL.M. student at the LSU Law Center.
During that unforgettable academic year 1981-1982, I was fortunate to work under his guidance. Mr. Pugh was the director of my thesis and my Criminal Justice and Comparative Criminal Justice professor. He showed amazing generosity in dealing with the struggles of a foreign student, and was patient enough to cope with the different drafts that I submitted (or rather subjected). I can still remember our meetings on the porch of his house on Sunset Boulevard, and his reactions to the different ideas he was forced to endure. The thesis was ultimately approved, and a couple of years later I was invited to go back to Baton Rouge to work on a polished version of it, for purposes of publication.
Alejandro Carrió (right) with his son Francisco Carrió, both LSU LL.M. Alumni
As something that may have amounted to George as a case of "double jeopardy," I asked him again to read portions of the book I had in mind. Initially, I thought that it would not be a very difficult task, considering that the book would be based on the thesis that had already been approved. How naive! It took me several months to produce a text that he considered "publishable." For those who have worked under Professor Pugh's guidance, they will probably share my impression that he was not easy to please. His house porch witnessed again the combination of my efforts and the directness of his reactions. But it was obvious that all his dedication was entirely for my benefit. The book was finally published by the Paul M. Hebert Law Center Publications Institute, and for sure that opened many doors in my professional career. Years later I became a Visiting Professor at LSU and at other American law schools. With every visit to the United States, I tried to make time to visit him, or if I was outside of Louisiana, I gave him a call to share my experiences as a foreign professor.
I remember visiting him for the last time when I went to Baton Rouge for the memorial of another great professor, Saul Litvinoff, who was also extremely influential in my academic career.
I certainly owe these two professors an enormous debt of gratitude, and I only hope that I have found words good enough to express it.
Alejandro Carrió's Biography:
LL.B., Buenos Aires, University, 1976.
LL.M., Louisiana State University Law Center, 1982.
Professor of Law, Di Tella University Law School, Buenos Aires.
Professor of Law, University Buenos Aires Law School, 1986-1999 and Palermo University Law School, Buenos Aires, 1999-2013.
Visiting Scholar, Columbia University, 1989.
Visiting Professor, Syracuse University College of Law, Spring Semester, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994, 2001.
Visiting Professor, LSU Law Center, Spring Semester, 2004.
Member of the International Academy of Trial Lawyers.
Vice President of the Asociación por los Derechos Civiles, NGO devoted to pro bono litigation of constitutional cases.
Author of several books and numerous law review articles in the area of criminal justice and constitutional law.
Practicing attorney, mainly in the field of criminal law and constitutional law, since 1977.
Married, two sons, including, Francisco (in the picture), also an LSU LL.M. Alum.
Alejandro Carrió's Selected Publications:
The Argentine System of Criminal Justice: An Overview for American Readers, LSU, Baton Rouge, 1989.
Garantías constitucionales en el Proceso Penal, Ed. Hammurabi, Buenos Aires, 1984. Quinta Edición 2006.
"Criminal Procedure in Argentina" (with Alejandro M. Garro), in Criminal Procedure, A Worldwide Study, Craig Bradley Ed., Carolina Academic Press, 1999, 2nd ed. 2007.
"Terrorism in Argentina: Government as its Own Worst Enemy" (with William C. Banks), in Global Anti-Terrorism Law and Policy, Cambridge University Press, 2005.
"The Argentine Supreme Court ruled "there are no crimes" and former President Menem walked away", Southwestern Journal of Law and Trade in the Americas, Vol. VIII, p. 271 (2001/2002).
See our post The Louisiana Legislature Honors Professor George W. Pugh.
See also a Tribute by LSU Law.
Bob Sloan (1947-2020), Former Director of the LSU Laborde Energy Law Center
Posted on: June, 25 2020 9:26 pm
Professor Bob Sloan passed away untimely on June 19, 2020. He was the first Director of the Laborde Energy Law Center at LSU Law, which he helped design and implement our thriving Energy Law program. He was a keen supporter of our international programs. Beyond worldwide expertise, culture, and experience, he brought to our community a selfless ability to touch everyone he met, particularly the students, and helped them bring out the best of their professional and human abilities. He was a mentor to many, particularly our international students. A humanist and philanthropist, he and his wife Dauphine have been wonderful supporters of French studies at LSU, during and after his appointment at LSU. May his loving memory keep guiding his many friends and former students at LSU.
He is fondly remembered by Professor Olivier Moréteau, Director of the Center of Civil Law Studies:
"Bob visited me at early or odd times of the day and was otherwise to be found in the student lounge or reading room in the library, always available to anyone. A five-minute talk could last one hour without us noticing. I miss our wonderful multilingual conversations on French history and literature, world affairs, on the finesse of distinctions between French and American language and culture. We together gave several presentations to law students on international career opportunities, encouraging students to keep learning foreign languages or start doing so. His energy, enthusiasm, and optimism were congenial. Although he had a deep passion for history he was future oriented and not a fossil, and so were his views in energy law. He illustrated how a dynamic accomplished person can be generous with time and friendship. We miss him at LSU, and his shining smile will illuminate me forever."
Our sympathy goes to his wife, children and family.
Obituary:
Robert Daniel Sloan, age 72 died at his New Orleans residence on Friday, June 19, 2020 surrounded by his loving family. He is the husband of Dauphine de Montlaur Sloan; the father of Alexandra Sloan Kelly, Caroline Ellen Sloan, and Edward Guy Sloan; and the father-in-law of Joe Kelly and Andrew Joseph Eckstein. He is the brother of Barbara Goodman, Katharine Sloan, and Richard Sloan; and devoted grandfather of Sasha Sloan Kelly and Margot Sloan Eckstein. He was preceded in death by his parents, Belle Levin Sloan and Noah Herman Sloan; his paternal grandparents, Samuel and Rose Sloan; his maternal grandparents, Ben and Ida Levin; his father-in-law and mother-in-law, Guy and Adelaide de Montlaur; and his brother-in-law Stephen Gallup. Sloan grew up on the South Side of Chicago, where he was a basketball star at Bowen High School; received his B.A. in Political Science from the University of Michigan and received his JD degree from Harvard Law School. His distinguished career took him and his family around the world, including Washington, DC, Rome, and Brussels. At various points in his career, he was General Counsel to the Minority of the U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations; counsel at the U.S. State Department's Office of the Legal Adviser; General Counsel of the Multinational Force and Observers (MFO), the ten-nation peacekeeping organization which supervises the security arrangements under the Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty; Managing Partner of the Brussels office of the McKenna & Cuneo law firm; Vice President and General Counsel at General Electric Industrial Systems; Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary of Energy Corporation; Professor of Practice and Director of the John P. Laborde Energy Law Center at Louisiana State Law Center; and finally, Professor of Law and Senior Research Fellow at Tulane University Law School, where he received the Felix Frankfurter Distinguished Teaching Award last year. People often said, "Bob Sloan could meet a friend for coffee in any city in the world." Funeral services were held at the Lake Lawn Metairie Funeral Home Chapel in New Orleans on Wednesday, June 24, 2020 with Rabbi Emeritus Edward Paul Cohn of Temple Sinai officiating. Interment will follow in the Trégon cemetery, Beaussais-sur-mer, France. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations are suggested to the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Congregation Temple Sinai, Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), or the National Brain Tumor Society (NBTS). Condolences may be shared online at www.lakelawnmetairie.com.
See also the tribute by Tulane University.
The CCLS Welcomes Research Associate Mariano Vitetta
Mariano Vitetta with his wife Natalia, also a lawyer, and Prof. Olivier Moréteau in the rare book room at the Louisiana Law Library, New Orleans
LSU Law and the Center of Civil Law Studies welcome Mariano Vitetta, who started in June 2020 in a twelve-month position as CCLS Research Associate after a very successful LL.M. year with us. We wish him and his family another very successful year with us.
Mariano Vitetta obtained a degree as a certified legal translator (English-Spanish) and a law degree from the University of Buenos Aires, and an LL.M. in Comparative Law from Louisiana State University (LSU). He is now working as a research associate for the Center of Civil Law Studies at LSU Law Center, under the direction of Professor Olivier Moréteau. He is primarily responsible for the translation of the Louisiana Civil Code from English into Spanish. He has taught English-Spanish legal translation (CAECE University), legal writing and drafting in Spanish (Argentine Catholic University), and introduction to the common law tradition for law students (Austral University). Combining his legal and translation training, Mariano has been working for more than 15 years as a legal translator for law firms, companies, and academic institutions. His most recent published translations include Por qué el derecho importa (Alon Harel, Marcial Pons 2018) and Fostering Innovation for Agriculture 4.0: A Comprehensive Plant Germplasm System (Miguel Ángel Rapela, Springer 2019). His academic research focuses on the connections between language and law. An advocate of plain language, during 2019–2020 he has been doing research on the connection between plain language and the codification movements in the 18th century in civil-law systems. He plans to complete a Ph.D. in Law focusing on the legal foundations of a right to understand to support plain-language campaigns as a matter of human rights.
Posted on: May, 8 2020 2:20 pm
Volume 12, Number 2, was published online in March 2020. Articles offer a historical and dynamic panorama of Hungarian law, with Professor Emeritus Attila Harmathy as a guide (Tucker Lecture 2018). You will explore the #MeToo movement and its legal implications in France and the U.S. with Anne Wagner and Sarah Marusek. This issue also includes a note on the Louisiana Digest of 1808, and discusses Brexit matters under the angle of a largely unknown Scottish institution. Substantial book reviews and case notes conclude the volume.
The Editors call the readers' attention to the remarkable LSU student contribution to our Civil Law in Louisiana feature, with six case notes prepared by students under faculty supervision. This is meant to serve the Louisiana legal community while showcasing Louisiana jurisprudence, making it more visible to the world.
Click here to access the Journal of Civil Law Studies.
The Journal of Civil Law Studies welcomes submissions for volumes 13 and 14: email moreteau@lsu.edu.
JCLS Colloquium on Opportunities of Distance Teaching
The Journal of Civil Law Studies (www.law.lsu.edu/jcls) will host a colloquium on the opportunities that distance teaching offers for law students and professors in the current global context. Speakers will share insights and perspectives from different jurisdictions, across continents:
Xiangshun Ding, Renmin University (China)
Olivier Moréteau, Louisiana State University (USA)
Nadia Nedzel, Southern University Law Center (USA)
Agustín Parise, Maastricht University (The Netherlands)
Christa Rautenbach, North-West University (South Africa)
Michel Séjean, University Bretagne Sud (France)
Fernando Toller, Austral University (Argentina)
The event is free and open to the public; and it will take place via Zoom, on 14 May 2020, from 15:00-17:00hs (CEST). Registration is required by sending an email to jcls@lsu.edu.
The Journal of Civil Law Studies is a peer-reviewed, online and open-access periodical, published by the Center of Civil Law Studies of Louisiana State University. First published in 2008, it promotes a comparative and interdisciplinary approach to the civil law in Louisiana and in the world.
Teaching Comparative Tort Law in Lyon
Posted on: December, 10 2019 11:49 pm
Professor Olivier Moréteau taught his annual Comparative Tort Law class in the LL.M. in International and European Business Law this week, at Université Jean Moulin, Lyon, France, November 25-29, an intensive 18-hour class. He also held meetings on legal studies in the United States, presenting the LSU LL.M. in Comparative Law, at Université Jean Moulin in Lyon (two sessions) and at Aix-Marseille University in Aix-en-Provence.
Translating the Louisiana Civil Code into French
On December 9, 2019, Professor Olivier Moréteau was the guest speaker of Friends of French Studies at LSU at a campus event taking place at the French House. A Board Member of FFS since his arrival at LSU in fall 2005, Dr. Moréteau holds a courtesy appointment at the Department of French Studies. He discussed with many enthusiastic attendees his translation work of the Louisiana Civil Code conducted at the Center of Civil Law Studies, making it available in English and in French on the web and in print (click here to visit the Louisiana Civil Code Online).The Louisiana Civil Code is again available in French, something that had not happened since 1825.
Towards an LSU LL.M. in Panama?
Posted on: October, 30 2019 10:19 pm
On October 17, 2019, Professor Moréteau made a short visit to Panama City where he was the guest of Dr. Oscar Leon, Rector of the Quality Leadership University (QLU). His Excellency Mario Jaramillo, the former Ambassador of Panama to the United States, attended the visit. An LSU graduate, Ambassador Jaramillo facilitates the development of a strong cooperation between LSU and Panama.
QLU has a long experience of hosting North American and international graduate programs, making them available on site in Panama. The visit was an opportunity to explore the feasibility of outsourcing the LSU LL.M. in Comparative Law program to Panama. In addition to QLU officers, several prominent Panama lawyers also participated in an open discussion, including two LSU Law graduates, Diego Anguizola, J.D./D.C.L. 2015 and Gustavo Gordon, LL.M. 2006. It is hoped that "a winning formula will come up," to quote Ambassador Jaramillo.
Left to right, Dean Marcela Reyes, Ambassador Mario Jaramillo, Rector Oscar Leon, Diego Anguizola, Olivier Moréteau, and Gustavo Gordon


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The deal in which Allianz, a big German insurer, is to take over Dresdner, a commercial bank, will change the country's corporate landscape and might revolutionise the financial-services industry. That, however, will depend on whether the government gets out of the banking business
DOES the Allianz/Dresdner deal, as the press coverage has implied, herald a new dawn for Germany's financial-services industry? Certainly, the transaction is no small matter, valued at euro24 billion ($21 billion) and taking Germany's third-largest bank fully under the wing of a giant insurer that already owned a fifth of it. It is also true that the deal is a step in the right direction. But this is not quite the knockout blow for the old Germany advertised by the deal's fans—not least the multitude of investment bankers who worked on it. To focus on Allianz, Dresdner and other big private-sector financial firms, is, to some extent, to look in the wrong place for evidence of how much German finance has changed.
The welcome aspect of this deal is that it helps to unravel some of the cross-shareholdings that have kept German business cosy and clubby, and, ultimately, damaged shareholders' interests. Allianz and Dresdner will now form a single group proficient in Allfinanz—the supply of all manner of financial services, from banking to insurance, pensions and mutual funds (unit trusts) under the same roof. Munich Re, a reinsurer, and HypoVereinsbank, which have been intertwined with them through minority holdings, will form an Allfinanz rival. The deal will also concentrate minds at Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank, the first of which looks small and isolated in comparison, the second downright puny.
The transaction is a landmark, one of a series marking the restructuring of German finance. There was Deutsche Bank's expansion on to Wall Street in 1998, with the purchase of Bankers Trust. Then, early last year, the acquisition, by Britain's Vodafone, of Mannesmann saw Germany's first big, properly contested hostile takeover. Then, also in 2000, tax reforms, which abolished capital-gains tax on sales of corporate cross-shareholdings, blew open the market for corporate control, which had been turgid compared to the American and British markets.
The Allianz deal sends a strong signal that German restructuring is back on course after a number of setbacks. A year ago, Deutsche Bank's planned merger with Dresdner fell apart acrimoniously over the fate of Dresdner's investment bank. Then Dresdner tried and failed to merge with Commerzbank, another Frankfurt rival. The Allianz/Dresdner deal, which looks less likely to fall apart, shows that big institutions are prepared to put a strategic rationale before managerial independence.
But the deal falls short in some crucial respects. First, it puts great faith in the idea of Allfinanz (though Allianz itself does not like the word)—a close cousin of bancassurance—the idea that revenue can be boosted by selling insurance products to your banking customers and vice versa. Several groups have claimed that this has worked for them—including ING of the Netherlands, Credit Suisse/Winterthur and, more recently, Citigroup. The snag is, there is scant evidence that they are right. And there is no reason to think that Allianz and Dresdner will be any better at it than those that have tried already.
Nor does this one mega-merger shake up German finance as much as some of the more breathless commentaries have suggested. It will do little in itself to loosen cross-shareholdings in the industrial sector. More important, it affects only a small part of the market for retail financial services. Around four-fifths of that market is controlled by institutions outside the private sector: public-sector Landesbanken and Sparkassen (savings banks) and a sizeable co-operative banking sector. These banks have been coddled by a patchwork of domestic legislation and state guarantees, which together have stopped mergers taking place between them and private-sector banks. It is this that is above all responsible for the poor returns of German banks and their traditionally weak share prices relative to banks in, for example, Britain, Spain or America.
The good news is that, here too, there is change afoot. The co-operative banks are consolidating. More important, under pressure from competition authorities in Brussels, the Landesbanken are restructuring in a way that should make mergers easier. WestLB, for example, the largest of them, has agreed to split itself in two. More is needed, however, as Germany still has too many banks with too many branches. That will remain the case until the big private banks start to merge with the Landesbanken and Sparkassen and competition is not distorted by hidden government subsidies. For a true measure of how much Germany is changing, watch what the public sector, not the private sector, is doing.
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