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Twitter Blocks Access to Blasphemous Content in Pakistan
Christians in Pakistan - May 24, 2014
Twitter has blocked dozens of tweets and accounts in Pakistan on the request of officials to stop the access to "blasphemous" and "unethical" content. From...
Sikh community complaints against alleged Blasphemy
A lot of people belonging to Sikh community entered the Parliament House premises in protest against what they called defilement of their holy book...
Religious Rights Overseer Urges to Add Pakistan,Sryia to List of Worst...
According to religious news service, one of the nation's leading—and official—defenders of religious freedom beseeched the Obama administration to add Pakistan and Syria to...
Pakistan Geo TV Charged under Blasphemy and Terrorists Laws
Today Pakistan police has lodged a case against against Geo TV owner, Mir Shakeel-ur Rehman, and Jang media group for showing a programme that...
Court Orders Case be Registered against Geo TV
A regional court in Islamabad on Saturday ordered the police to register a case against the owner of Geo TV and the team of...
Youth Charged Under Blasphemy Law
ARIFWALA: Police Charged a youth under blasphemy law Saturday for dishonoring a copy of Holy Quran and seeting it ablaze in his home. 20 years...
Chief Justice: Felony against any Religion come under Blasphemy Law
On Tuesday, Chief Justice of Pakistan, Tassaduq Hussain Jillani, stated that offence against any religion comes under the blasphemy law according to Pakistan Penal...
Lawyers Booked under Blasphemy Case
The Kotwali police lodged an FIR, on Monday, under Section 295/A of the Pakistan Penal Code (blasphemy law) against 8 nominated and 60 unknown...
Rising Violence against Minorities in Pakistan
Christians in Pakistan - May 7, 2014
A charge of blasphemy ignited the attack in the town of Larkana, according to human rights activists, part of a spike against Hindus in...
Lawyers Fighting Blasphemy Case Receive Death Threats In Courtroom
Christians in Pakistan - April 15, 2014
Two lawyers, Rashid Rahman and Allah Dad, said to the judge supervising the case of Junaid Hafeez, a teacher by profession, who is accused...


I'm back with exciting news…..
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Mental health is such an important subject and it is something that I personally battle with every day. Because of this, I have decided to write a few posts, a mini series if you will on my experiences. I was originally going to write just one post but I think it will end up being a long read and I want this to be received properly and I thought that addressing everything together wouldn't be correct.
In these posts I will talk about my main struggles. To put them plainly; I'm a recovering anorexic, I have battled Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and have suffered a miscarriage. All of these brought with them their little friends… depression, anxiety, loss of self worth to name a few.
On a personal note, I'm hoping that by putting pen to paper or digits to a keyboard in a more accurate turn of phrase that it will be a bit of therapy for me, to see how far I have come and continue to but also to maybe make sense of some things that counselling may not have fully. More than this though, if my experience can help someone, anyone, in a small way… even if it's for them to be able to reach out and speak to someone then addressing my demons will be worth it.
The first post will be on my battle with Anorexia, I will aim to put this up next week and the following posts fortnightly after that.


Mahathir and Daim have conflicting views on whether the CEP's report should be made public.
WHEN first formed last May just days after Pakatan Harapan's win in the 14th general elections, the group chaired by former finance minister Tun Daim Zainuddin was known as the Council of Elders. Not a misnomer, since all members were above 65 years old, but along the way its name was quietly changed to the Council of Eminent Persons. That too something no one could dispute.
No one knows until today what its powers and terms of reference were but Malaysians were told that those the council wanted to see had to attend and attend they all did, including some, like the then top two in the Judiciary, who should not have attended or could have said no, like former minister and Johor Baru MP Tan Sri Shahrir Samad.
The council's main task was to submit recommendations on the economy to the government, or specifically Prime Minister Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad because we haven't heard about the report being tabled before the Cabinet.
The only other thing the public knew was that the council was to exist for a 100 days and that one of the groups that would report to it was the Institutional Reforms Committee and recommendations from the latter would be just as crucial to where the country is headed.
It's been months since both groups submitted their reports but Malaysians remain clueless as to the contents and there have been calls for the reports to be made public.
Amongst those who felt that his report should be made public was Daim himself but added something like a disclaimer that the decision ultimately was for Mahathir to make. As for Mahathir himself, his position in plain Mahathir language was that "it was his business" whether the report should be made public.
Back to (last year's) square one then.
The riddle became more confusing recently when a deputy minister said that the CEP's report had been classified under the Officials Secrets Act while Economic Affairs Minister Datuk Seri Azmin Ali thought it didn't involve national security.
And Mahathir himself: "The government cannot make the Council of Eminent Persons report public as some matters are still at the consultation stage.
So it looks like the report will not be made public for a long while yet and may never be made public, leaving people to guess and speculate.
A government needs to have clarity and present clarity if it is to provide confidence to the people and clarity is something we don't have.
There have been other instances of contradictory statements from ministers and while Mahathir has spoken about the problems with having many rookies in his Cabinet, much of what has been coming from his ministers has nothing to do with lack of experience. Rather it's been due to lack of wisdom – and this is something some still don't have even well after their retirement.
KUALA LUMPUR, March 19 — Putrajaya has advised the police not to apply the Sedition Act pending its repeal, Datuk Liew Vui Keong said today.
The minister in-charge of law also reaffirmed the government's intention to repeal the law.
Liew was responding to Fahmi Fadzil (PH-Lembah Pantai) who asked about the progress of the pledged repeal and whether police would refrain from applying the law until then.
KAJANG: The Sedition Act will continue to be used at the discretion of the police until the law is repealed.
Home Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said the police could continue to use it but must do so prudently.
"We planned on repealing the law so that no party could say the government was abusing it.
He said the Cabinet imposed a moratorium on the law last year but this was suspended following the riots over the Seafield Sri Maha Mariamman Temple relocation issue.
You better believe it; there'll be more.


We are more connected than ever before. According to ABI Research, there will be over 30 billion devices connected to the Internet by 2020. Today, our everyday devices are connected to the world including laptops, mobile phones, fitness trackers, smart televisions, home security systems, thermostats, and refrigerators. Additionally, let us not forget the devices that connect everything else together, such as routers, access points, and modems.
Many people may not consider their connected devices to be a security threat, but they absolutely can be. One of the issues with such devices is that many of them do not come configured with security in mind and connecting an unsecure device to your network is like leaving the back door to your house unlocked as it gives attackers access to your personal information. Manufacturers develop products to be more accessible, more user-friendly, and to make our lives more integrated. However, that also means we are less secure if these devices are not properly configured. Unfortunately, some devices completely lack the option or ability to be configured, making it nearly impossible to secure them. Unsecure devices also give threat actors the means to propagate their attacks onto others by using your insecure devices to attack other networks and devices. Therefore, not only can your unsecure devices present a risk to you, but they can also become a risk to others who can be victims of an attack from your compromised devices.
Create two different WiFi networks on your wireless router, if your router supports it. Creating separate WiFi networks, using different SSIDs, allows for the ability to separate smart devices from other networked computers, smartphones and tablets. The goal of the separation is to limit the impact a compromised smart home device will have on the rest of the devices on the network.
Oftentimes, Wireless access points or routers are set up by default to not use encryption and to not require a password. It is always recommended to turn on WPA2 encryption for your wireless networks and to establish a strong password with our next recommendation in mind.


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Q: Unauthorized response for metaslider rest api request after installing because of Disable Rest Api plugin I have a problem with requsting rest API endpoint via postman,
the request is:
http://localhost/word-test/wordpress/wp-json/metaslider/v1/slideshow/all

and response is:
{
    "code": "rest_forbidden",
    "message": "Sorry, you are not allowed to do that.",
    "data": {
        "status": 401
    }
}

IF I requested:
http://localhost/word-test/wordpress/wp-json/wp/v2/posts/

Then everything works properly.
The problem was found after I installed https://wordpress.org/plugins/disable-json-api/ ...  Things I've tried:

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*enable or disable metaslider links "wp-json/metaslider/v1/slideshow/all" in "Disable Rest API" plugin for authenticated and unauthenticated users.

*Delete or deactive The whole plugin

Any clue, please?
Note: I am using localhost links here to explain my problem but I have the same issue in a real site

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Denise Richards & Aaron Phypers Sued For Trashing Rental Property; Denise Claps Back Via Her Lawyer
Angela Raiola
Sister of Late Mob Wives Star Big Ang Sister Is Writing A Book About Her Life
by Marenah on April 13th, 2018
It's been two years since beloved Mob Wives star Angela "Big Ang" Raiola passed away after her battle against throat, brain and lung cancer. Now there are is talk that Mob Wives will return with a reboot, but what about Big Ang's legacy?
Big Ang's sister Janine Detore has been working on a book about their experiences together.
Mob Wives Returning? Jennifer Graziano Wants To Bring The Show Back To Television
by Marenah on January 25th, 2018
Former Mob Wives stand out Angela Raiola aka Big Ang passed away in February 2016 after a battle with cancer. Now Jennifer Graziano feels like it is the appropriate time to bring the show back to television.
There is no word on when the show would return, who would be in the cast, where it would take place, or what network it would be on, but with the show's creator on board for a revival, those questions might be answered pretty soon.
Mob Wives Reunion Recap: The Final Sit-Down
by Lauren on March 17th, 2016
What the hell, VH1? Were you trying to start a total riot among the Mob Wives on last night's reunion? Before the final sit-down can begin, the producers decide to show unseen footage from the last six seasons in order to rile up all the women.
Karen Gravano is so enraged that I can barely make out a single word coming out of her mouth due to all the bleeping. Carla Facciolo finds Drita D'avanzo's outtakes to be "sad lies," and Renee Graziano questions whether she appears as angry on on-screen as Drita. Yes, she does. Drita opines about how the show was supposed to be about a great group of friends and women empowering women. Um, she knew this was going to be aired on VH1, right?
The set is staged as if the women are back at the warehouse meeting that Big Ang called earlier this season. Karen and Renee are first to be seated and they remember their initial animosity in the early seasons. I think it has something to do with rats and mobsters, but I can't be sure. At least they're cool now though, right?
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Mob Wives,Recaps
Neil Murphy Speaks Out About His Final Days With Mob Wives' Big Ang
Everyone is still mourning the loss of larger than life Mob Wives star Big Ang after she succumbed to cancer on February 18th. The series aired its last episode on Wednesday followed by a tribute to everyone's favorite Staten Islander that I couldn't watch…to the commenter who compared the tacky special to a budget New Year's Eve spectacle, you couldn't have made a better comparison.
That said, it was incredibly hard to watch Ang wrapping up her final scenes by revealing her cancer had returned and that she'd split from husband Neil Murphy. While Ang and Neil's ups and downs were chronicled this season and on Couples Therapy, the pair showcased a hilarious and fun-loving side on Ang's lighthearted spin-off. Regardless of their relationship status at the time of Ang's death, Neil clearly loved his wife immensely, and he wants to make sure everyone knows how much he adored her.
Mob Wives Series Finale Recap: Guilty As Charged
With every new episode of Mob Wives, we're one week closer to the series' end. It's time, especially in light of the crushing loss of Big Ang. I find it's even more time to call it quits when we get a brief preview of the ugliness to come later in the episode before VH1 flashes back to what leads up to the insanity. It's Drita D'avanzo versus Karen Gravano as newbies Marissa Jade and Brittany Fogarty to go at it. Lovely. We're transported back to two days prior as Karen, Carla Facciolo, and Marissa descend on Renee Graziano's ballroom dance recital. If only the entire episode could focus on Renee's lighthearted new hobby. Renee crushes it and is grateful for her friends' support.
Drita goes to check on Ang who is happy to be cancer free but still struggling through the recovery from her surgery. Drita then unloads on Ang about Karen talking smack about Marissa and her boyfriend and Karen and Drita and Lee and all the drama. Ang reveals that Marissa denies saying that Karen ever said anything, claiming that Drita has selective hearing. Drita erupts into a volcano of cursing and bleeping, and Drita and Ang agree that Karen, Marissa, Drita, and Brittany need to have a sit down. Ang can't be sure, but if she had to guess, she thinks that Marissa is stirring the pot just a bit. God, I love Ang, but she's holding the spoon here too, although I believe she has the best of intentions.
A Tribute Mural Memorializing Big Ang Is Unveiled On Staten Island
by Lauren on March 8th, 2016
There is no doubt that Mob Wives' Big Ang was larger than life when she was on this earth, and her Staten Island home has memorialized the fun-loving reality star in a big way. The city commissioned a mural of Ang that was unveiled in front of family, friends, and fans on Sunday morning.
As the final season of Mob Wives winds down, it's been difficult to watch Ang struggle with the return of her cancer (and subsequent clean bill of health) after losing her to cancer three short weeks ago. In the days following her death, there was unnecessary drama surrounding her co-stars, but hopefully, this mural will serve as a constant reminder to live and love as Ang did.
Mob Wives Recap: Impressive Art And Broken Hearts
by Lauren on March 3rd, 2016
I thought maybe watching Mob Wives would get easier, but it didn't. I'm still so sad for Big Ang's family and friends, and I want her co-stars to stop engaging in behavior that she would frown upon. Do you hear that ladies? The episode begins with Carla Facciolo, Renee Graziano, and Karen Gravano coming to cook for Ang who is recuperating form her lung surgery. While she is in a lot of pain, she's up and about and anxious to find out if she'll have to undergo chemotherapy. As the women nosh on a delicious looking spread, Karen shares her disappointment that her father has been denied early release. She blames his name…any other inmate with his record of good behavior would be back on the streets by now. Ang is just happy to toast her friends and be out of the hospital.
Drita D'avanzo's daughter Gizelle is celebrating her birthday, and her mother surprises her with the puppy she's been begging to get for the last few weeks. This brings the miniature dog count in their family to two. Meanwhile, Karen is meeting with Brittany Fogarty, the newbie who must regurgitate everything that's ever said to her by anyone. Karen complains about the court's vendetta against her father. While Brittany can somewhat relate, she has never felt like Karen, that she has to defend her own name due to her father's actions. Karen then decides to try to warn Brittany (yet again) of the pitfalls of being friends with Drita. Brittany hopes that her sharing Drita's latest beef with Karen wasn't considered instigating. She didn't realize the history between the pair, and she's taking herself out of their issues. Oh really? Their conversation turns to Brittany's distaste for Carla and Renee, but she agrees to give them one more chance for Karen…since their fathers have so much history together.
Mob Wives Karen Gravano And Drita D'Avanzo Spar On Twitter Over "Fake Stories" In The Media
by Lauren on March 1st, 2016
Shame, shame, shame. Instead of honoring the memory of their amazing friend Big Ang, the women of Mob Wives are getting into Twitter wars over planted stories… and could they be any more passive aggressive (said in my best Chandler Bing voice)? It's pathetic.
Not only do their posts and retweets take away from those grieving for their beautiful, larger than life co-star, but they aren't even tweeting at each other. Their silly behavior needs to get in check, and stat. On one side, we've got Karen Gravano going on and on (and on) about "someone" making up a rumor that Ang's family didn't want her or newbie Brittany Fogarty at the funeral due to their fathers' reputations as informants. On the other side, Drita D'avanzo is staying relatively silent but obsessively retweeting Brittany's statuses which defend Drita's honor. Give me a break. Please.

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Case Studies/
Case Study One
The background: our client and their situation
The client is an industrial company producing household goods for all main UK retailers and a few US retailers. The Scheme deficit ranks as the second largest liability of the Employer group. There are two schemes in the Group. The total discounted liability of the Schemes is XXXX and we have XXX members.
The issue and our goals
The shareholders of the employer were in the final round of selling the business to another industrial group with a much stronger covenant. In preparation for this transaction AAA was appointed as sole trustee 12 months before the sale process started to prepare the two Schemes for this transaction.
On top of our ordinary Trustees duties, our mission was to reduce as much as possible the unknown liabilities, to sort out any historical hangover (Equalisation, GMP etc.) for the Scheme not to be an obstacle to the change of ownership which is very beneficial to our members.
As part of this project we are also merging the two Schemes to reduce the administrative burden and significantly reduce the cost of managing those.
How we managed the issue
As sole trustee we were able to run this project efficiently as a full business project and to use the whole spectrum of the AAA in-house team.
We launched a full review of the deed and rules to assess any required clean-up and initiated the work on two major topics (equalisation and GMP). There is still a lot to be done to finish the clean-up but we are moving in the right direction and at least the unknowns are known!
We worked intimately with the current employer and their shareholder advisors on the sale transaction, reviewing the various options proposed and using the AAA team members who have done corporate transactions for a living for so many years – (actually, they bore us to death with their war stories!)
As part of the process we negotiated a conditional MoU with the existing employer, setting the provisional parameters of the post transaction deficit valuation in light of the new employer solid covenant. So the (short term) future of those negotiations rested on certainty rather than being open ended.
This, plus the clean-up, enabled the employer to negotiate a sales transaction which was fully protective of our members' rights, while being acceptable to the new employer.
Last, but not least, we are just finalising the merger of the two schemes into a new single scheme, which will simplify the administration and streamline costs.
The result of 18 months' work is:
Our members have a much better employer covenant.
By preparing the Schemes in advance of a big M&A transaction, we avoided the Scheme being the infamous stumbling block in the transaction, which would have left our members much worse off.
Our involvement in the M&A preparation avoided the two schemes facing a materially detrimental transaction and instead created a win-win transaction.
The merger of the two schemes, while complex, will create a simplified and cost effective platform benefiting the Scheme and the new employer.
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Robyn Dooley is an IOR Ambassador and the Managing Director of Innovators Hub, a creative talent agency connecting young creatives with businesses within the Creative and Digital sector through paid internships. Robyn has been actively involved in creating positive impact and increasing opportunities for young people on a national and international scale. She has served as a Member of the UK Youth Parliament for Knowsley, and is currently a member of the Knowsley Strategic Board for Knowsley Council and sits on the Board of Directors for Knowsley Youth Mutual. Robyn has mentored young women as part of the Big Love Little Sista programme and is a World Merit Fellow having led on global campaigns. She provides business consultancy for a national charity, Young Advisors.
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Stony Brook University in NY. After graduating from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine she completed her clinical studies at the University of Illinois. She then successfully completed a rigorous small animal rotating surgery and medicine internship program at BluePearl Veterinary Partners in NYC.
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Dr. Kristina Naef was born and raised in the South Bay. She attended undergraduate school at Arizona State University, before pursuing a Master's degree in biomedical sciences at Colorado State University. While iving in Colorado, she worked for the Fort Collins Cat Rescue & Spay/Neuter Clinic before moving to Indiana to complete her DVM at Purdue University. Her veterinary interests include behavior, soft tissue surgery, ophthalmology and internal medicine. She has a passion for shelter medicine and enjoys volunteering with shelter and rescue groups.
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Loncon 3 Schedule
August 13, 2014 / RCRuiz
I'm a bit late with posting my schedule, but if you want to see me on panels at Worldcon, my schedule looks like this:
Content and Form: Writing SF/F in non-Western Modes
Capital Suite 8 (Level 3), 1:30pm – 3pm
Amal El-Mohtar, Aliette de Bodard, Rochita Loenen-Ruiz, JY Yang, Nick Wood
Sofia Samatar recently suggested that SF genre writers and readers have "a tendency to focus on content rather than form", even or especially when engaging with marginalised perspectives. Does our genre inevitably tend towards the form and structure of western, English-language stories, regardless of what cultural tradition(s) are reflected in the content? How can a non-western or non-Anglophone writer engage with science fiction and fantasy while also operating outside of the conventions of western-style storytelling? Is it possible for western writers to engage with non-western traditions in an authentic way and produce a story that a wider audience will recognize as science fiction or fantasy? What are some of the different forms offered by non-western cultures that need to be told?
Imagining Fantasy Lands: The Status Quo Does Not Need Worldbuilding
Capital Suite 11 (Level 3), 4:30pm – 6pm
Mary Anne Mohanraj, Tobias Buckell, Kate Elliott, Rochita Loenen-Ruiz, Victoria Donnelly
Fantasy world-building sometimes comes under fire for its pedantic attention to detail at the expense of pacing or prose style. Do descriptive passages clog up the narrative needlessly, when reader imagination should be filling in the gaps? Where does that leave the landscapes and cultures that are less well represented in the Western genre: can world-building be a tool in subverting reader expectations that would otherwise default to pseudo-medieval Euro-esque? If fantasy is about defamiliarising the familiar, how important is material culture – buildings, furnishings, tools, the organisation of social and commercial space – in creating a fantasy world?
Translation-Wish, Translation-Obstacles
Capital Suite 6 (Level 3), 8pm – 9pm
Rochita Loenen-Ruiz, Gili Bar-Hillel, Fabio Fernandes, Nene Ormes, Lionel Davoust,Johanna Vainikainen-Uusitalo
Many of us have read work in our own languages that we would love to propose to Anglophone publishers. But how to fund a rough translation of such work? The Interstitial Arts Foundation is looking to create a new initiative to bring translators together with national and international funders to create a way to make something happen!
The World at Worldcon: SF/F in South and South-East Asia
London Suite 2 (Level 0), 1:30pm – 3pm
Mahvesh Murad, Zen Cho, Rochita Loenen-Ruiz, Victor Fernando R. Ocampo,Aishwarya Subramanian
South and South-East Asia include a huge span of nations, cultures and languages, so does it make any sense to talk of "Asian SF"? What are the traditions and touchstones of fantastical storytelling in South and South-East Asia? What is the state of genre there, and how have shared myths and a joint heritage of colonialism influenced it? A panel of writers and critics from India, Pakistan, Malaysia and The Philippines compare notes.
Reading: Rochita Loenen-Ruiz
Capital Suite 13 (Level 3), 10pm – 10:30pm
Rochita Loenen-Ruiz
Diversity Within Young Adult Science Fiction
Capital Suite 2 (Level 3), 12pm – 1:30pm
Mary Anne Mohanraj, Rochita Loenen-Ruiz, Mahvesh Murad, Kate Elliott, John Hornor Jacobs, Marieke Nijkamp
From Earthsea to Noughts and Crosses, The Summer Prince to Akata Witch, children and teens need to see books with characters that represent the diverse world they live in, whether they are dystopian romance or fantasy adventure. Organisations like We Need Diverse Books are helping to promote diversity in children's literature, but what actions can we take – as readers, writers, publishers, and book-buyers – to help them in their goals? And who are the great authors of the past few years we should be catching up on?
Please do feel free to say hi if you see me. 🙂
Nine Worlds schedule
July 29, 2014 / RCRuiz
Formalities being as they are. Here's my Nine Worlds schedule.
Mythology and Fairytales: pernicious supernaturalism or meaningful exploration of existence?
Friday, 1.30pm – 2.45pm
County C&D
Where do myths and fairytales come from, and how are they influencing genre today?
Panel: Lauren Beukes, Joanne Harris, Rochita Loenen Ruiz, Aishwarya Subramanian, John Connolly
Likeable Bad Guys
Loving you is easy; explaining you is so hard
Saturday, 1.30 – 2.45
We love to hate them, we hate to love them: from great one-liners to a sympathetic backstory, from the evil laugh to villian-fabulous fashion: what makes bad guys soooooo good?
Panel: Ed Fortune, Rochita Loenen Ruiz, Stephen Aryan, Anna Caltabiano, Den Patrick
Reading SF While Brown
Sunday, 11.45 – 1.00
For many of us, reading science fiction and fantasy was a formative experience — one that introduced new ideas, and shaped what we knew or hoped to be possible. But what imaginative leaps does a reader have to make to buy into worlds that don't include anyone who looks or talks like them? And what impact does making that imaginative leap, time and again, ultimately have? Genre writers and readers talk about their experiences of reading SF while brown.
Guests: Aishwarya Subramanian, Taran Matharu, Camille Lofters, Rochita Loenen Ruiz
Fantasticon Report-observations, thoughts and discussions
June 21, 2014 / RCRuiz	/ 3 Comments
had a really great time at Fantasticon. I was housed in a lovely hotel called Fy & Bi in Valby. We had lovely weather and the walk from the hotel to the cultural center where the con was being held was quite a nice one.
Fantasticon was a very good opportunity to get to meet Danish writers of the fantastic and I loved that I got to find out firsthand about the state of genre in Denmark. I didn't get to see a lot of bookshops, but I did go back and investigate the shelves of a bookshop I'd visited together with Karin Tidbeck.
The Scandinavian countries seem to share quite a number of things in common when it comes to challenges in genre. I couldn't help but wish someone would already invent that built-in translator device where you plug yourself in and you can read and understand whatever language is used in whatever country you visit.
Con organizers, Jesper Rugard Jensen and Lars Ahn gave me the lowdown on how genre is doing on the evening that I arrived in Copenhagen. What genre struggles with is the general impression or stereotype that genre has had to struggle with in many places in the world. In Denmark, they find themselves going up against that thing where people call certain things high literature and other things low literature and genre seems to be pushed into this box with a huge label on it marked: FOR CHILDREN.
I'm not very fond of this inclination as I tend to think that literature is whatever's written and we read it (I'm literal like that). Some literature is bad and some is good. Some I'll like, some I won't like. I also think that labels are only helpful for marketing but they don't really help the people who read.
But not everyone is like me and what these labels mean is that a lot of Danish folk read fantastic and speculative fiction until a certain age and if you're an adult who still likes science fiction and fantasy, people will look at you askance. This mirrors some of the attitude that I see in The Netherlands and is to some extent similar to what I've seen in The Philippines (although it's gotten much better over there since they've started producing soaps that take inspiration from historical characters and epic tales).
Karin Tidbeck told me that this is the same thing they've been up against in Sweden. According to Karin, Nene Ormes's work has played an important role in making fantasy more mainstream as Nene has created this fantastic world that mines Swedish myth and history. I now want to read Nene's books, but translation takes a lot of time of effort and money and until someone does that, it's either I wait or learn Swedish. (I wonder if I'll learn Swedish before translations happen).
A lot of the conversations that we had during the con was about language, the use of language, and translations–the use and the challenges of. It was great to sit in a room with writers and translators who had firsthand experience with translating either their own work or the work of others. It's heartening to see the spirit of generosity that exists within the community as we see writers who translate work for other writers or translators who give their services all free of charge. It made me wonder though how it would change things if writers didn't have to expend their energy on translating their work. If professional translators could be paid to do the work, wouldn't this free up time and energy for writers to write more new work?
While we see very little traffic going outward, where Danish or Swedish writing gets translated into English, there seems to be quite a good bit of translation going on from English. In one of the bookshops, I noticed that they stocked books from popular authors like Neil Gaiman and George R. R. Martin. I think I saw Joe Abercrombie on the shelves and Stephen King, but there's not really much to choose from and there were no local authors at all–well, at least none that sounded Danish or English. In another bookshop, I did see work from Tove Johanssen and Peter Hoeg. But really not very much that I could identify as genre.
I can't help but think that there's some connection missing there somehow. Karin talked about how language colonialism, but I wonder if it goes even deeper than that. I'd be speculating at this point, of course…but I can't help but think I need to do more real research. It seems to me that there should be some way to break through those false barriers that keep people from reading work that's locally produced.
I find myself wondering if being translated into English affects the way we receive certain works? Does a local being published in the US or the UK affect our perception of that author's work? To what extent does publication in the US or the UK influence or affect how we receive the work or perceive the author?
A lot of questions that still need to be asked. It makes me think that there's still quite a bit of work to be done when it comes to breaking the stereotype that people have attached to science fiction and the fantastic in these countries.
(On an aside, it does seem that Anime and Manga are a big thing in Denmark too. So, there's that as well.)
My thanks again to the con organizers who invited me. To the Danish writers, translators and readers who generously shared of their knowledge, their experiences and the challenges they face in genre. Thank you. It was hyggeligt. 😀
Talking about good things
February 22, 2014 / RCRuiz	/ 1 Comment
2014 is turning out to be quite a busy period. Aside from familial things (including my eldest son breaking his leg and needing lots of support), I've been busily working on the En novel. Sometimes, I look at this work and worry about it being too different. When those moments arise, I remember Audre Lorde talking about the work being greater than the fear and I push on and persevere. This is a story I must write and so I'll write it to the best of my abilities.
Via my good friend, Aliette de Bodard, I found out about this lovely review of "Of Alternate Adventures and Memory". I'm quite blown away to have my story mentioned alongside Sofia Samatar's "Selkie Stories are for Losers". I loved Sofia's story, so it's an honor to be mentioned in the same breath as her. Thank you, Ana Grilo.
I want to keep on writing stories that will move readers. Stories that will make readers think and look differently at the world around them. Stories that will challenge readers to step outside the box and move beyond their comfort zones. I also want to continue to encourage other writers to keep on being courageous. No one else can tell your stories the way you do.
I won't be at many conventions this year, but I've been invited and agreed to be one of the guests at Fantasticon 2014. My thanks to Jesper Rugard for inviting me and to Trish Sullivan who kindly put my name forward. I've heard that it's a great con and I'm looking forward to meeting new people and making new friends.
While I was offline, the second part of A Poetics of Struggle was published on Strange Horizons. If you haven't read it yet, it's here. There's still a lot more to say about struggle and the field of sf, but I'll leave it there for the moment as the next column will be about something completely different.
For today's final bit of news, the ToC for Steampunk World edited by Sarah Hans has been announced. I think Sarah Hans has done a wonderful job of putting together an anthology which is true to the word "World". I look forward to reading the stories and hope that readers enjoy reading them too.
Afrofuturism and Beyond
October 30, 2013 October 30, 2013 / RCRuiz
Posting about two events related to each other.
On Saturday, November 2, Radio Redmond will be holding an Afrofuturist Event during the Amsterdam Museumnacht at FOAM Fotografiemuseum. I'm pretty excited about my story being included on programme for this event. I want to express my thanks to the Radio Redmond crew and in particular to Hodan Warsame and Chandra Frank who made time for me (never mind that the storm got in the way of that plan, but just the making time is a huge thing).
On November 9 (also a Saturday), I'll be in Amsterdam again. This time at the American Book Center's Treehouse for a book presentation of Mothership: Tales from Afrofuturism and Beyond. Our editor/publisher Bill Campbell will be there as well as ToC-mate Tade Thompson. Hodan Warsame will be moderating the q & a, and there will be books available.
Thanks go out to the American Book Center staff, in particular to Tiemen Zwaan. If you're in Amsterdam, do drop by the book presentation. 🙂
I've been reminded that I still have a slew of things to finish before heading out to WFC, among them sending emails and checking in. I'm looking forward to this con. Here's to meeting up with old friends and making new ones.
October 22, 2013 October 22, 2013 / RCRuiz	/ 2 Comments
World Fantasy Con is just around the corner. Next week to be exact. Let me catch my breath because I feel like I'm running out of time to do all the things I want to do so I don't fall behind while I'm at WFC.
I've updated the book blog today with a review by Weng. This time, she reviews an urban fantasy novel by J. Damask. Head over and read if you have time.
It looks like this is going to be one busy convention as I want to meet and hang out with so many people. I've also heard this is the con where if folks see someone they need to talk to because of work, that comes first. So, if you're in convo with me and see someone walking by who you must talk to, I won't be offended or hurt if you run off in mid-sentence.
Here's where I'll be at World Fantasy:
Friday: 17.00 We're All Bloggers Now (Cambridge, Track B)
Sunday: 10.00 Reading (Hall 8B, Readings 2)
Sunday: 11.00 Signing for the On The Road Anthology (Signing Alley)
I'll be attending World Fantasy together with fellow World SF supported writer Csilla Kleinheincz. This will be our first World Fantasy Con and I am looking forward to it. Thanks again to Lavie Tidhar and Sean Wallace, to the World SF Blog and to folks who supported the Indiegogo campaign that made this possible for Csilla and I.
My Nine Worlds experience
Nine Worlds was amazing. I was there as a guest and in this post, I want to thank Tori Truslow who invited me to the con, and also the Con Committee who made it possible for me to attend the con.
While Nine Worlds was a busy con for me (I had panels on Saturday and Sunday and a reading on the evening of Friday), I came away from it feeling very much recharged, energized and challenged ( I did sleep all day afterwards, but that's normal, right? ).
I have great love for the Queer space. I wish all cons had a space like this. I loved that there was this safe space you could go to and just talk and connect with like-minded people. I felt like I could really be myself, and that's always a good feeling to have when you're talking about issues you're passionate about.
I don't have any other cons to compare Nine Worlds to, except for Eastercon. But Eastercon has a very different thrust and I don't think there's any way to compare the two. Nine Worlds is Nine Worlds and Eastercon is Eastercon.
Tori Truslow's workshop on Writing our Own Stories proved to be very inspiring for me. I found myself challenged to write a story which would express the multiplicity and complexity of self. This was the story that woke me up at 5.30 on Saturday Morning–a voice that just refused to let me go back to sleep. I was rather grumpy about waking up too and having to turn on my netbook and write words when all I really wanted to do was go back to sleep.
The discussions and the conversations I had at the con were so thought-provoking and inspiring and I am even more determined to go on and keep writing about the things I'm writing. If we want to reach a place where we're all finally conversing on equal terms, we need to create more space for diverse voices to be heard and paid attention to.
This is why I still value very strongly the voices of those coming from within a culture above the voices of those outside of the culture. What I mean is: I'd rather see more of us writing our own stories. And while I acknowledge the value in those who write about us, it's just not the same.
We need more writers of color, we need more queer writers, we need more writing from the perspective of those with physical limitations, and we need more women writing. We need these stories because these stories are what make Science Fiction richer and better.


The first instance we found of a veterans being able to apply and potentially receive EAJA award was this January 5, 1995 JUDICIAL REVIEW CONFERENCE CALL document, see below.
March v. Brown was also cited on January 16, 2007, in Apollo, Sr. v. Nicholson, MEMORANDUM DECISION by SCHOELEN, Judge. Judge Schoelen goes on to give an excellent discussion of what can be awarded to pro se veterans that prevail, see that case for full details.
March v. Brown, 7 Vet.App. 163, 166-70 (1994) (holding that a pro se nonattorney litigant is eligible to reimbursement of litigation expenses pursuant to 28 U.S.C. 2412(d)(1)(A)).
March v. Brown, No. 91-1104 (U.S. Ct. Vet. App. Nov. 18, 1994) – In this case, it was held that attorney fees claimed under the Equal Access to Justice Act (EAJA) by a non-attorney claimant who represented himself or herself before the Court must be denied. However, the Court noted that the statute, 28 U.S.C. § 2412(d), does not prohibit the payment of expenses of litigation to a non-attorney practitioner. Therefore, an appellant who represented himself or herself before the Court may be awarded EAJA expenses.
Questions and Answers between various RO's and CO.
Good morning. Right after the general COVA conference call this morning we will be conducting an attorney fee coordinators hotline. We ask that all interested parties remain in attendance, because we'll immediately move from this call to that one. I'd like to mention that you may have noticed that our decision assessment document package contents have changed, in fact, this last DAD package was bigger than most. We now send DADs for every precedent decision issued by the Court of Veterans Appeals, even if we do not recommend a change to our policies or procedures. We'll try to keep those DADs which recommend a change at the beginning of the package for easy reference.
We've had some questions about what information will be available on CD ROM, through ARMS, regarding documents relating to the Veterans' Court. The CD ROM disc will contain a directory heading entitled COVA. Included under COVA will be three subdirectories, which are: DADS (this subcategory contains decision assessment documents); Decisions (this subcategory contains COVA precedent decisions); and Index, (this subcategory contains an index of decisions by topic, for example, PTSD, well-grounded claims, or IU). The February disc will contain COVA decisions for 1990, 1991 and 1992; the March disc will contain decisions for 1993,1994 and 1995. Most DADS will be on the February disc. In fact, all DADS from 1993 and 1994 should be on the disc, and the balance will be on the March update.
Our DADs and hotline transcripts are now available on the VBA Bulletin Board. COVA information is available by selecting the file entitled Veterans' Court Documents. I have been adding documents to the bulletin board as they are approved by C&P Service so that they are available to regional offices and service organizations quickly, this next month they should be available on the bulletin board before or at the same time as the DAD package goes out to you by E-mail. You may be familiar with the bulletin board, as it is currently used to retrieve financial data from VBA's Office of Resource Management. The phone number for this bulletin board is (202) 275-5286 and it is maintained by the Office of Resource Management. They are available for help with all technical questions. I will attach basic instructions for using the bulletin board as an addendum to this hotline.
A veteran is informed of three of the known risks of a certain surgical procedure before consenting to it. As a result of the surgery, the veteran suffers a fourth and different type of complication which he had not been informed was a risk of the procedure. Compensation would be payable for resulting disability or death.
The procedures being developed will provide that if a claim cannot be allowed it will be stayed pending the issuance of an opinion by the Attorney General, which has been requested by the Secretary, and revision of the invalidated portion of the regulation.
We have been asked if the cases you have listed on the Gardner logs should be reported on the weekly workload report (RCS 20-0207). The answer is: Not yet. When we send out the processing guidelines, then these cases should be shown as rating cases pending to be worked.
We received a question from the field concerning a BVA remand which we would like to share with you. On appeal, the Board determined that additional evidence was needed. The Board also determined that the issue of clear and unmistakable error (CUE) in a rating decision had been reasonably raised by the record, although it had not been certified for appellate review. The Board remanded the appeal to obtain additional information and to consider the issue of CUE in the rating decision. The regional office prepared a rating decision which failed to find CUE in the prior decision. The veteran was notified of the decision through a Supplemental Statement of the Case, which added the issue of CUE to the appeal, and returned the records to the BVA for further review. The Board again remanded the appeal after having determined that the RO did not inform the veteran of his appellate rights with regard to the CUE determination. Basically, the Board does not have jurisdiction over an issue unless the RO has made a decision, informed the claimant of the decision, and receives a Notice of Disagreement with the decision. Therefore, you may not add an unrelated issue to an issue, or issues, previously on appeal unless these procedures are followed. For further information concerning this, please see O.G.C. Precedent 16-92 (7/24/92). And now I'll turn this over to Procedures.
In Skinner v. Brown, the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed the Court's decision, holding that the REPS statute imposes no time restrictions on filing claims and that it mandates that a REPS claimant receive benefits for each month that he or she is eligible, regardless of when application is made. Recently, VA Form 21-0536, REPS Benefits Fact Sheet, was released to the field with time limit information which is not consistent with Skinner. Form 21-0536 will be revised in the near future to reflect this decision. Thank you.
Next we will talk about the decision assessment package.
Wick v. Brown, No. 7017 (Fed. Cir. November 7, 1994) – This decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (Federal Circuit) addressed the question of the jurisdiction of the Court of Veterans Appeals (CVA) to issue decisions on matters not addressed in a BVA decision. The Federal Circuit held that a Board of Veterans' Appeals decision is a statutory prerequisite before the Court of Veterans Appeals has jurisdiction to consider an appeal. Because no BVA decision had been issued concerning the payment of attorney fees from past-due benefits, the Wick decision by CVA was reversed. We will discuss the implications of this decision with the attorney fee coordinators during the hotline call that will be held later this morning.
Jones v. Brown, No. 93-315 (U.S. Ct. Vet. App. Nov. 14, 1994) – In this case, the veteran claimed service connection for glaucoma as secondary to his service-connected blepharoconjunctivitis. In support of the claim, he submitted statements from two doctors diagnosing him with glaucoma, but not relating the glaucoma to his service-connected disability. The claim was denied as not well grounded. He then submitted a claim for increase. In support of this claim, he submitted a medical report indicating that he suffered from glaucoma. It did not indicate that he continued to suffer from blepharoconjunctivitis or that the glaucoma was in any way related to the service-connected disability. The Court, citing its decision in Proscelle v. Derwinski, 2 Vet. App. 629 (1992) which held that the well-groundedness requirement is met when a claimant indicates that there has been an increase in disability, held that the situation in this case is different than that in Proscelle. Here an increase was claimed on the basis that the veteran's service-connected disability had caused a new disease. The Court held that where entitlement to an increase is based on a claimed cause and effect relationship between two different disease entities, a claimant, even though service-connected for one of the disease entities, must provide medical evidence of such relationship.
Martin v. Brown, No. 92-141 (U.S. Ct. Vet. App. Nov. 29, 1994) – On 3/3/94, the Court affirmed a decision by the Board of Veterans Appeals (BVA) that accrued benefits were countable income in determining entitlement to death pension benefits. Appellant filed a motion for reconsideration which was granted. Action was stayed pending the en banc decision of the Court in Zevalkink v. Brown, 6 Vet. App. 483 (1994) (en banc). That case was decided 6/2/94, and the Court has now vacated its 3/3/94, opinion and issued this opinion in its stead. In Zevalkink, the Court held that "the substance of the survivor's claim for accrued benefits is purely derivative from any benefit to which the veteran might have been 'entitled' at his death." Zevalkink, 6 Vet. App. at 489-90. In this case, the lump-sum payment to the appellant in accrued benefits represented one year's worth of the improved pension benefits to which the veteran was entitled at death. The appellant argued that since an accrued benefit is derivative in nature the accrued-benefit payment in this case was no more than payment of the pension that VA owed to the veteran under 38 U.S.C. § 1521 at his death. Thus, the benefit was paid under chapter 15, which excludes pension payments as countable income, and should be excluded as countable annual income for death pension purposes. The Court agreed and reversed the decision of the BVA. 38 C.F.R. § 3.272(c) and M21-1, Part IV, Ch. 16 will be amended to reflect this decision.
Hennessey v. Brown, No. 92-1233 (U.S. Ct. Vet. App. Nov. 15, 1994) – The Court remanded this case for the BVA to make factual findings concerning the meanings of two phrases – "in the near future" and "lengthy waiting period" as they pertain to a claim for payment or reimbursement of the costs of medical services provided at a private hospital under the provisions of 38 U.S.C. § 1728(a)(2)(C) and 38 C.F.R. § 17.80(a)(3). Both phrases were noted in the veteran's VA treatment records and the Court held that their meanings impacted on his eligibility for reimbursement of those medical costs.
McGraw v. Brown, No. 93-27 (U.S. Ct. Vet. App. Nov. 15, 1994) – Contrary to the finding of the BVA, the Court held that the veteran had submitted new and material evidence sufficient to reopen his claim for service-connection for a neurological condition. However, the Court concluded that the BVA actually denied the appeal on its merits and then affirmed the BVA decision. The Court also found that the BVA's denial of service-connection for arthritis was plausible based on the evidence of records.
Reyes v. Brown, No. 93-996 (U.S. Ct. Vet. App. Oct. 21, 1994) – The appellant's right to VA benefits had previously been forfeited under the provisions of 38 U.S.C. § 6103(a). The Court held that the appellant would have had to produce new and material evidence bearing directly on whether she had acted in a false or fraudulent manner in her efforts to restore her DIC benefits. Since she had not produced such evidence, the Court affirmed BVA's denial.
Elcyzyn v. Brown, No. 91-1664 (U.S. Ct. Vet. App. Nov. 21, 1994) – This case dealt with the issue of whether or not EAJA fees should be paid. Once the Court determined that such fees were payable, the balance of the decision covered the calculation of the allowable fees.
Aronson v. Brown, No. 92-561 (U.S. Ct. Vet. App. Nov. 16, 1994) – In this case, appellant filed a motion for extraordinary relief based on VA's failure to provide him with an examination. Judge Ivers denied the motion. Appellant then requested that Judge Ivers, as VA's former General Counsel, disqualify himself from consideration of the case. Judge Ivers denied the request and a three judge panel determined that the Court did not have jurisdiction to review the denial. On appeal to the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, the Federal Circuit determined that when a judge's qualification has been challenged, the Court "has not only the authority but also the responsibility to undertake such review." On remand, the Court determined that a VA examination had been conducted prior to Judge Ivers' decision not to disqualify himself, therefore, there remained nothing to act on within the jurisdiction of the Court.
Olney v. Brown, No. 92-783 (U.S. Ct. Vet. App. Nov. 17, 1994) – Service connection for carcinoma of the bladder was denied by the regional office and by the Board of Veterans Appeals (BVA). On appeal to the Court, a joint motion for remand to require the BVA to comply with the reasonable notice requirements contained in Thurber v. Brown, 5 Vet. App. 119 (1993) was granted. A claim for attorney fees under the Equal Access to Justice Act (EAJA) was filed. The Court determined that the Thurber decision brought about the remand, and that, prior to Thurber, it was VA policy, endorsed by certain decisions of the Court, to rely on medical treatises in BVA decisions without notifying the claimant in advance of its intention to do so. The Court thus concluded that the position of the government was substantially justified and denied the EAJA application for attorney fees and expenses.
Jennings/Buckley v. Brown, Nos. 91-1474 and 92-866 (U.S. Ct. Vet. App. Dec. 5, 1994) – The Court consolidated the Jennings and Buckley appeals which involved entitlement to Equal Access to Justice (EAJA) fees. Since EAJA applications had not been filed within 30 days of judgment in either case, the Court's timeliness standard was not met and EAJA fees were denied.
Massey v. Brown, No. 93-135 (U.S. Ct. Vet. App. Dec. 6, 1994) – The Massey case was remanded due to inadequate reasons or bases as various normal mental status findings had been cited without explaining why specific schedular criteria for a 30% rating were not met. The Court also reversed one inaccurate finding and required review of historical records and symptoms by the VA examiner if a new examination is ordered.
Scott v. Brown, No. 93-288 (U.S. Ct. Vet. App. Nov. 21, 1994) – The Court held that there is no legal entitlement to an extension of the one-year time limit for the filing of a Notice of Disagreement (NOD). Further, once VA had furnished notification of a decision along with information concerning the time frame for, and instructions on how, to file an NOD, the VA had fulfilled its obligations. Therefore, there is no further duty to assist the veteran in the preparation and presentation of his claim.
O.G.C. Prec. 18-94. We discussed this opinion during last month's hotline. Basically, the General Counsel held that characterization of an individual's service at the United States Air Force Academy Preparatory School (USAFAPS) for purposes of entitlement to veterans' benefits depends upon the status in which the individual enters the USAFAPS. Service by a reservist called to active duty for the sole purpose of attending the USAFAPS constitutes "active duty for training" and thus does not meet the definition of "active duty." This includes persons who are enlisted directly from civilian life or from the Air National Guard for the sole purpose of attending the USAFAPS, as well as members of reserve components who are called to active duty for this purpose. Service by an enlisted active duty servicemember who is reassigned to the USAFAPS without a release from active duty constitutes a continuation of the servicemember's "active duty." We have requested a separate General Counsel opinion concerning the applicability of this opinion to the other services' preparatory schools.
O.G.C. Advisory 29-94 (07/01/94) – The question addressed by the General Counsel was whether or not the Court's decision in Van Dee v. Derwinski, No. 90-253 (U.S. Ct. Vet. App. Jul 26, 1991) impacted on O.G.C. Precedent 13-92. Because the cited case was a single-judge decision, it has no precedential weight and is not binding on VA with regard to any other case. Therefore, O.G.C. Prec. 13-92 remains in effect.
Are there any questions concerning any of these assessments?
I have a question on the Martin v. Brown case. The effective date of this decision is November 29, 1994, so that means that any decision made regarding accrued benefits for income purposes will only be effective from that date. Is that correct?
You need to be consistent with what General Counsel held in their Precedent Opinions 9 and 10-94, I believe.
Essentially, what we said in the opinions is that if a case is still open on review when a precedent decision is issued, that is, if a claim is still pending and has not been finally denied, then you apply the Court precedent which in this case is Martin. If a case was denied, for example in 1974, and a veteran comes in now, you wouldn't disturb that earlier decision based on Martin.
We're also talking about any final decision that was made on November 28, 1994, involving counting accrued benefits as income. Correct?
Right. If the decision was made on the 28th you wouldn't disturb that decision. They can file a new claim now.
If you made a decision the day before Martin came down, and that individual appeals it to the Board of Veterans Appeals, the Board could then apply Martin because that case is still open on review. If they can come back to you for reconsideration, you can apply Martin as well, and in this case grant the benefit.
Does it have to go that far? Why don't you just stop it at the first level?
I am not sure I understand the question. If you are aware of such a case that you have denied, I don't think there's anything to prohibit your reopening it on your own motion and conferring the benefit. You don't have to sit back and wait. What I am saying is if the decision had become final, either because it was not appealed to the Board within the year or if the Board had entered a final decision, we don't disturb those and we don't re-open those based on Martin. But, if a case is still pending, that is, if the appeal has not been exhausted in that claim or if there is not any failure to appeal in a timely manner, then we can and should apply Martin.
This is Little Rock again. The way I understand you to say that if the decision is not final, meaning that we can go back to a year of applying the liberalizing regulation, we can go back earlier up to November 29, 1993, on any case where we counted accrued benefits as income.
All we're talking about here is whether this Court precedent in Martin affects previously decided claims. If the claim had been previously decided and that decision is final, that is, it was not appealed within a year or the Board of Veterans Appeals affirmed that claim decision, then you don't apply Martin to that individual situation. If the claim is still open, that is, either you've not yet decided it or you've decided it but the appeal period has not run, then it is proper to apply the more liberal Court precedent to that claim.
We can either attach an addendum to this for some clarification, maybe give references to that GC opinion that the General Counsel representative was talking about. That would probably be helpful.
We've already got Service Representatives coming to us wanting to apply this retroactively so we do need to make sure that we know the exact effective date and how far we can go back with this issue.
If there is not a finally adjudicated claim, are you saying that we can go back from the effective date of the claim not withstanding the fact it might be prior to a 11/29/94?
We can go back two years if the claim is still running, right?
Those are GC opinions that we've already discussed on the hotine, so we'll reference them so that you can go back and look them up for reference. Any other questions about any other cases or anything said on the hotline?
I have a question on the Martin v. Brown case, too. The question is: does this decision mean that all accrued benefits are not countable income or just those accrued benefits which were payable under pension rules?
Yes. It is just accrued benefits that have been paid as pension under Chapter 15.
I have a question about your remarks on appellate procedures. We have a remand from BVA on a clear and unmistakable error issue. The basis for the remand was that the issue was inextricably intertwined with the appeal and yet they told us to go ahead and issue a statement of the case and so forth rather than a supplemental. This would not seem to be the same kind of thing which you were talking about and that we couldn't add an unrelated issue to the appeal. If there saying it is inextricability intertwined why can't that be added to the appeal?.
You never had developed it at all? I mean, it was considered a brand new claim by the BVA?
Actually, they said we should make a decision on the issue of clear and unmistakable error and communicate it to the veteran and then await a notice of disagreement.
Right. That is exactly what I was talking about. That when you get them back from the BVA, and it is saying this is a claim that you haven't considered prior to now, then you have to issue a decision; wait for a NOD; and the whole appellate process has to proceed. You can't just deal with it in the statement of the case and send it forward like that.
Doesn't this seem sort of cumbersome because if we don't get a notice of disagreement on that issue we're still supposed to send the appeal back to the BVA on the other issue, and then the veteran will probably eventually file an NOD.
That's the way you have to handle it. Until you get that NOD you can't proceed with the appellate process.
We've seen cases from the BVA where the issue was well groundedness of an issue, and we were told in the remand that if we found it well grounded and continued to deny it on another basis, that we should issue a supplemental statement of the case, which seems to be counter to what you are saying.
I think I have the answer to that. What the difference here is, is that the well groundedness issue is really a sub-issue. Veterans come in and claim benefits rather than well groundedness or stages of the claims process. So for the purposes of applying the guidance Jean gave you, you should define an issue as a benefit issue rather than a stage of claims processing.
Any other questions. Okay please don't hang up. Put your phones on mute and then those folks that would like to leave at this time can leave, but all the attorney-fee coordinators, or anybody interested in attorney fees, please stay and the next COVA Conference Call will be February 2, 1995, at 11:00 EST. So I will give you all a couple of minutes to shift around and we'll do that here too.
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