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Morrison and Others v. Allan (Gerrard's Trustee) [1886] SLR 23_846 (14 July 1886)
Morrison and Others v. (Morrison's Trustees) and Others [1905] SLR 42_640 (23 June 1905)
Morrison and Others (Reddie's Trustees) v. Lindsay and Others [1890] SLR 27_514 (7 March 1890)
Morrison And Others,Petitioners [1882] SLR 19_442 (22 February 1882)
MORRISON, APPEAL AGAINST SENTENCE BY ROSS MORRISON AGAINST HER MAJESTY'S ADVOCATE [2019] ScotHC HCJAC_14 (19 February 2019)
Morrison v. Baird & Co. [1882] SLR 20_185 (2 December 1882)
Morrison v. Baird & Co. [1882] SLR 20_87 (10 November 1882)
Morrison Bowmore Distillers Ltd v Revenue & Customs [2010] UKFTT 394 (TC) (20 August 2010)
Morrison v British Broadcasting Corporation [2007] ScotCS CSOH_06 (16 January 2007)
Morrison v Buckinghamshire County Council & Anor [2011] EWHC 3444 (QB) (20 December 2011)
Morrison, &c. v Dempster, &c. [1694] Mor 3804 (14 February 1694)
Morrison v Carmichael Court of Session (Election Court Inner House) [2015] ScotCS ECIH_71 (29 September 2015)
Morrison v Carmichael Court of Session (Election Court Inner House) [2015] ScotCS ECIH_90 (09 December 2015)
Morrison v Chartered Trust Plc [1993] UKEAT 444_93_1811 (18 November 1993)
Morrison v Chief Constable of the West Midlands Police [2003] EWCA Civ 271 (17 February 2003)
Morrison v. Clyde Navigation Trustees [1908] SLR 40 (06 November 1908)
Morrison v Compass UK Ltd [2003] NIFET 1812_02 (8 January 2003)
Morrison v Compass UK Ltd (Holiday Pay) [2003] NIIT 1812_02 (8 January 2003)
Morrison v. Crear [1882] SLR 19_639 (2 June 1882)
Morrison v Cuthbert [1835] CA 13_772 (16 May 1835)
Morrison v Dambourg�s (Quebec) [1871] UKPC 24 (21 February 1871)
Morrison v Dick [1834] CA 13_95 (27 November 1834)
Morrison v. Dobson [1869] SLR 7_182_1 (17 December 1869)
Morrison v. Document Bureau Ltd [2002] UKEAT 493_01_0402 (4 February 2002)
Morrison v. Forbes [1890] SLR 27_775 (18 June 1890)
Morrison v. Gardiner [2005] ScotCS CSOH_156 (18 November 2005)
Morrison v Glasgow Commissioners of Police [1835] CA 13_843 (30 May 1835)
Morrison v Hall & Anor [2002] NIIT 148_00 (12 December 2002)
Morrison v Hall & Anor (Interlocutory Issue) [2002] NIIT 148_00 (12 December 2002)
Morrison v. Harkness [1870] SLR 8_6_1 (20 October 1870)
Morrison v. Harrison and the Forth and Clyde Junction Railway Co. [1876] SLR 13_273 (3 February 1876)
Morrison v. Hesley Lifecare Service [2003] UKEAT 0262_03_0406 (4 June 2003)
Morrison v Hesley Lifecare Services Ltd [2004] UKEAT 0262_03_1903 (19 March 2004)
Morrison v Hillcrest Care Ltd. [2005] EWCA Civ 1378 (03 November 2005)
Morrison v HM Advocate [2010] ScotHC HCJAC_16 (12 February 2010)
Morrison v HM Revenue and Customs [2014] ScotCS CSIH_113 (23 December 2014)
Morrison v. James Scott Ltd & Co [2003] ScotCS 17 (28 January 2003)
Morrison v James Walker T/A Redon Fuels [2009] NIIT 309_09IT (19 August 2009)
Morrison v. Jefferies and Others [1867] SLR 5_5 (5 November 1867)
Morrison v Joseph E McKernan McIat & Son & Ors [2006] NIIT 137_06 (16 November 2006)
Morrison v Joseph E McKernan McIat & Son [2007] NIIT 137_06 (26 March 2007)
Morrison v Joseph McGlone t/a Motte N Bai... [2010] NIIT 07507_09IT (12 October 2010)
Morrison v Joseph McGlone t/a Motte N Bai... [2010] NIIT 7507_09IT (12 October 2010)
Morrison v Kavanagh Retailing (NI) Ltd [2010] NIIT 1565_08IT (07 December 2010)
Morrison v. Key Housing Association [2004] UKEAT 0107_03_2308 (23 August 2004)
Morrison v. Kirk and Others [1911] SLR 36 (04 November 1911)
Morrison Kyle and Miss Eliza Cook v. Charles Jeffreys and Mandatory [1859] UKHL 1_Paterson_850 (27 June 1859)
Morrison Mawhinney McClurg v Morrison Mawhinney McClurg (Breach of Contract) [2018] NIIT 05102_17IT (17 April 2018)
Morrison v. Morrison [1900] SLR 37_283 (12 January 1900)
Morrison v. Morrison's Executrix and Others [1912] SLR 578 (20 March 1912)
Morrison v. Neilson [1887] SLR 24_318_1 (2 February 1887)
Morrison v Northern Ireland Council for I... [2013] NIIT 1284_13IT (23 December 2013)
Morrison v Osborne & Anor [2004] UKEAT 0442_04_1210 (12 October 2004)
Morrison v Panic Link [1993] ScotCS CSIH_8 (19 August 1993)
MORRISON, PETITION OF TIMOTHY DENIS & Ors v ALISTAIR CARMICHAEL MP AND ALISTAIR BUCHAN IN RESPECT OF THE ELECTION FOR THE ORKNEY AND SHETLAND COUNTY UK PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY HELD ON 7 MAY 2015 [2015] ScotEC EC_90 (09 December 2015)
Morrison v. Quarrier [1894] SLR 31_718 (9 June 1894)
Morrison v. Quarrier [1894] SLR 31_844 (19 July 1894)
Morrison, R. v [2005] EWCA Crim 2237 (26 July 2005)
Morrison, R. v [2010] NICC 36 (24 September 2010)
Morrison, R v [2018] NICC 19 (20 November 2018)
Morrison, R. v [2019] EWCA Crim 351 (08 March 2019)
Morrison, R. v [2019] EWCA Crim 1343 (08 May 2019)
Morrison v. R. W. Forsyth, Ltd [1908] SLR 273 (15 December 1908)
Morrison, Re Judicial Review [2010] NIQB 51 (16 April 2010)
Morrison, Re Judicial Review [2013] NIQB 67 (13 June 2013)
Morrison, Re Judicial Review [2016] NIQB 72 (9 September 2016)
Morrison v. Ritchie and Co. [1902] SLR 39_432 (12 March 1902)
Morrison v Robert Lennie t/a The Streat [2013] NIIT 02023_12IT (11 February 2013)
Morrison v Safeway Stores Plc [1999] ScotCS 21 (15 January 1999)
Morrison v. School Board of St Andrews [1917] SLR 109 (13 November 1917)
Morrison v. Service [1879] SLR 16_686 (1 July 1879)
Morrison v. Smith & Co. [1897] SLR 34_370 (30 January 1897)
Morrison v. Smith And Calder [1876] SLR 14_17 (18 October 1876)
Morrison v South Antrim Boiler Services Don Errol Morrison [2011] NIIT 02385_10IT (13 April 2011)
Morrison Sports Ltd & Ors v Scottish Power [2009] ScotCS CSIH_92 (08 December 2009)
Morrison Sports Ltd & Ors v Scottish Power [2010] UKSC 37 (28 July 2010)
Morrison Sports Ltd & Ors v. Scottish Power Plc & Ors [2007] ScotCS CSOH_131 (18 July 2007)
Morrison v. St Andrews School Board [1914] SLR 215 (20 January 1914)
Morrison v. Statter and Another [1885] SLR 22_770 (23 June 1885)
Morrison v Supervalu Centre [2009] NIIT 1565_08IT (29 May 2009)
Morrison v. Tawse [1888] SLR 26_160 (18 December 1888)
Morrison v Temple Grove With St Nicholas School [1997] UKEAT 804_96_2502 (25 February 1997)
Morrison v The Independent Police Complaints Commission & Ors [2009] EWHC 2589 (Admin) (26 October 2009)
Morrison v The Post Office [1994] UKEAT 206_94_0611 (6 November 1994)
Morrison v The Post Office [1995] UKEAT 206_94_2203 (22 March 1995)
Morrison -v- Dun Laoighre Rathdown County Council [2010] IEHC 385 (7 October 2010)
Morrison v. Vallance's Executors [1907] SLR 790 (01 June 1907)
Morrison v Vincent Cooney t/a Cooney Brot... [2012] NIIT 00129_12IT (18 May 2012)
Morrison v. Walker [1871] SLR 8_592 (24 June 1871)
Morrison v. Waters & Co. and Another [1905] SLR 43_646 (05 June 1905)
Morrison v. Whiteinch Demolition Ltd [2006] ScotCS CSOH_67 (04 May 2006)
Morrison-Hodo v Nottingham Area Health Authority & Ors [1994] UKEAT 368_93_2010 (20 October 1994)
Morrison-Low v Paterson & Anor [1999] ScotCS 220 (16 September 1999)
Morrison-Low v Paterson (Executors of) [2012] ScotCS CSIH_10 (09 February 2012)
Morrison's Trustees v. Ward and Others [1893] SLR 30_823 (13 July 1893)
Morrisont v. School Board of Abernethy [1876] SLR 13_611 (2 July 1876)
Morrisroe UK Ltd v Revenue & Customs (VAT - PENALTIES : Reasonable excuse) [2015] UKFTT 400 (TC) (18 August 2015)
Morrissey & Anor v. Governor and Company of the Bank of Ireland [1988] IEHC 7 (13 May 1988)
Morrissey & anor v Health Service Executive & ors [2019] IEHC 268 (03 May 2019)
Morrissey & anor v Health Service Executive [2019] IESC 60 (26 July 2019)
Morrissey & anor v The National Asset Management Agency & ors [2019] IEHC 576 (02 July 2019)
Morrissey & Anor -v- National Asset Management Agency & Ors [2014] IEHC 343 (10 July 2014)
Morrissey & anor -v- The National Asset Management Agency Ltd & ors [2017] IEHC 476 (19 July 2017)
Morrissey v BBC Northern Ireland [2004] NIIT 6431_03 (25 March 2004)
Morrissey v Dan Morrissey (Ireland) Ltd. (in receivership) & ors [2018] IEHC 9 (17 January 2018)
Morrissey v McNicholas & Anor [2011] EWHC 2738 (QB) (26 October 2011)
Morrissey v The Minister for Defence & ors [2018] IEHC 672 (30 November 2018)
Morrissey -v- Analog Devices B V [2007] IEHC 70 (06 March 2007)
Morrissey -v- Governor of Midlands Prison [2017] IEHC 296 (09 May 2017)
Morrissey -v- Irish Bank Resolution Corporation Ltd & Ors [2015] IEHC 200 (11 March 2015)
Morrissey -v- Irish Bank Resolution Corporation Ltd & ors [2015] IEHC 740 (27 November 2015)
Morrissey -v- Irish Bank Resolution Corporation Ltd & ors; LSREFFIII Stone Investments Ltd -v- Morrissey; Morrissey -v- Irish Bank Resolution Corporation Ltd & ors [2017] IECA 162 (25 May 2017)
Morrissey -v- The Governor of Portlaoise Prison [2017] IEHC 375 (05 April 2017)
Morrissey -v- The National Asset Management Agency Ltd [2017] IEHC 193 (24 March 2017)
Morrissey v Wigan Council [2011] UKUT 192 (LC) (16 May 2011)
Morrisson v Robertson [1907] ScotCS CSIH_11 (19 December 1907)
Morrisson v. Robertson [1907] SLR 264 (19 December 1907)
Morritt Properties (International) Ltd v Revenue & Customs (Rev 1) [2010] UKFTT 554 (TC) (05 November 2010)
Morrow & Anor, Re Application for Judicial Review [2001] NIQB 13 (30 March 2001)
Morrow v Attorney General for Northern Ireland [2015] NICA 69 (30 November 2015)
Morrow v Baggott (Chief Constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland) & Anor [2013] NIMaster 7 (15 April 2013)
Morrow v Chief Constable of Strathclyde Police & Ors [2011] NIMaster 2 (16 March 2011)
Morrow v Department for Employment and ... Department for Employment and ... [2012] NIIT 01477_12IT (17 October 2012)
Morrow v Dungannon and South Tyrone Borough Council [2012] NIQB 50 (6 July 2012)
Morrow v FP McCann Ltd [2007] NIIT 122_07 (24 September 2007)
Morrow v FP McCann Ltd [2008] NIIT 122_07IT (01 May 2008)
Morrow v FP McCann Ltd [2009] NIIT 122_07IT (10 September 2009)
Morrow v P.D.G. Ltd [2010] NIIT 399_10IT (22 June 2010)
Morrow v. Safeway Stores Plc [2000] UKEAT 275_00_1206 (12 June 2000)
Morrow v. Safeway Stores Plc [2001] UKEAT 0275_00_2109 (21 September 2001)
Morrow v Shauna Stanford, T/A Innisfree... [2010] NIIT 6787_09IT (26 May 2010)
Morrow v Sperrin Lakeland Health & Social Care Trust [2004] NIFET 411_02 (2 September 2004)
Morrow v Strathclyde Police [2011] NIQB 6 (21 January 2011)
Morrow T/A Morrow Charlton Partnership v. Vaughan Developments Limited T/A Vaughan Engineering Group [2000] NIQB 16 (7th June, 2000)
Morrow -v- Fields of Life Trust Ltd & anor [2018] IEHC 70 (05 February 2018)
Morsby v Tower Bridge Magistrates' Court [2007] EWHC 2766 (Admin) (31 October 2007)
MORSCHER v. AUSTRIA - 54039/00 [2004] ECHR 60 (5 February 2004)
Morse v Eaglemoss Publications Ltd [2013] EWHC 1507 (Ch) (07 June 2013)
Morse v Wiltshire County Council [1998] UKEAT 1279_97_0105 (1 May 1998)
Morshead Mansions Ltd v Di Marco [2008] EWCA Civ 1371 (10 December 2008)
Morshead Mansions Ltd v Di Marco [2014] EWCA Civ 96 (12 February 2014)
Morshead Mansions Ltd v Mactra Properties Ltd [2006] EWCA Civ 492 (03 April 2006)
Morshead Mansions Ltd v Mactra Properties Ltd [2013] EWHC 224 (Ch) (15 February 2013)
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Morshead Mansions Ltd v PJD Langford & Ors [2004] EWCA Civ 430 (29 March 2004)
Morshead Mansions Ltd, Re [2003] EWLands LRX_49_2002 (02 July 2003)
MORSINK v. THE NETHERLANDS - 48865/99 [2004] ECHR 197 (11 May 2004)
Morson & Co. v. Burns [1866] SLR 3_81 (1 December 1866)
Morston Assets Ltd v City Of Edinburgh Council [2001] ScotCS 44 (23 February 2001)
MORSUMBUL v. TURKEY - 31895/96 [2001] ECHR 549 (25 September 2001)
Mort v B & M Retail Limited [2012] NIIT 01101_11IT (09 January 2012)
Mort, R (on the application of) v Corby Justices [1998] EWHC Admin 280 (9 March 1998)
Mortell, R (on the application of) v Oldham Metropolitan Borough [2007] EWHC 1526 (Admin) (30 March 2007)
Mortell, R (on the application of) v Secretary of State for Community and Local Government & Ors [2009] EWCA Civ 1274 (29 October 2009)
Mortell v Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government [2008] EWHC 3022 (Admin) (12 December 2008)
Morten FURUHOLMEN v Norway - 53349/08 [2010] ECHR 520 (18 March 2010)
Morteza MOLLAZEINAL v Cyprus - 20198/05 [2009] ECHR 1116 (18 June 2009)
Mortgage Agency Services (Number 4) Ltd v Alomo Solicitors (a firm) [2012] EWHC B21 (Mercantile) (25 October 2011)
Mortgage Agency Services Number Four Ltd. v Alomo Solicitors (a firm) [2011] EWHC B22 (Mercantile) (25 October 2011)
Mortgage Agency Services Number One Ltd v Edward Symmons Llp [2013] EWCA Civ 1590 (22 October 2013)
Mortgage Agency Services Number One Ltd (t/a Britannia Commercial Lending) v Cripps Harries LLP [2016] EWHC 2483 (Ch) (12 October 2016)
Mortgage Corporation v Shaire & Ors [2000] EWHC Ch 452 (25 February 2000)
Mortgage Express v Abensons Solicitors (a firm) [2012] EWHC 1000 (Ch) (20 April 2012)
Mortgage Express v Butcher & Anor [2012] EWCA Civ 18 (24 January 2012)
Mortgage Express v Countrywide Surveyors Ltd [2015] EWCA Civ 1110 (29 October 2015)
Mortgage Express v Countrywide Surveyors Ltd [2016] EWHC 224 (Ch) (12 February 2016)
Mortgage Express v Countrywide Surveyors Ltd [2016] EWHC 1830 (Ch) (21 July 2016)
Mortgage Express v Lambert [2016] EWCA Civ 555 (17 June 2016)
Mortgage Express v Loi & Anor [2011] EWHC 4048 (Ch) (11 November 2011)
Mortgage Express v Mardner [2004] EWCA Civ 1859 (17 December 2004)
Mortgage Express v McDonnell [2001] EWCA Civ 887 (22 May 2001)
Mortgage Express v Pickup & Anor [2002] EWCA Civ 1876 (2 December 2002)
Mortgage Express v Robson & Ors [2001] EWCA Civ 238 (16 February 2001)
Mortgage Express v Sawali [2010] EWHC 3054 (Ch) (22 November 2010)
Mortgage Express v Sawali [2010] EWHC 90181 (Costs) (22 November 2010)
Mortgage Point Ltd v Homemakers [2004] DRS 1784 (16 August 2004)
Mortgage Port Ltd v Revenue and Customs (INCOME TAX/CORPORATION TAX : Penalty) [2016] UKFTT 503 (TC) (13 July 2016)
Mortgage Trust Ltd v Willmett Solicitors (a firm) & Anor [2018] EWHC 488 (Ch) (25 January 2018)
MORTGAGES 1 LTD v. SHAIDA AHMED CHAUDHARY [2013] ScotSC 109 (14 November 2013)
MORTIER v. FRANCE - 42195/98 [2001] ECHR 494 (31 July 2001)
Mortimer & Anor v Bailey & Anor [2004] EWCA Civ 1514 (29 October 2004)
Mortimer v Black Horse Agencies Ltd [1998] UKEAT 696_98_0110 (1 October 1998)
Mortimer v Black Horse Agencies Ltd [1999] UKEAT 696_98_0103 (1 March 1999)
Mortimer v. Hamilton [1868] SLR 6_112 (21 November 1868)
Mortimer v IRS Recycling Services Ltd (In... [2016] NIIT 00157_15IT (06 July 2016)
Mortimer v Motor Insurance Bureau, First Great Western [2010] EWCA Civ 959 (21 July 2010)
Mortimer, R. v [2010] EWCA Crim 1303 (25 May 2010)
Mortimer v Scrimzeour. [1622] Mor 15001 (9 February 1622)
Mortimer v Vertical Wind Energy Ltd [2012] NIIT 01773_11IT (30 January 2012)
Mortimore v AG [2003] JCA 203 (12 November 2003)
Mortimore v Att. Gen. [2003] JLR_Note 52 (12 November 2003)
Mortimore, R. v [2013] EWCA Crim 1639 (23 July 2013)
Morton & Co. v James Colquhoun and George Macfarlane. [1783] Mor 13893 (21 November 1783)
Morton v Royal Mail Group Limited (Other) [2018] NIIT 04265_17IT (15 August 2018)
Morton and others v Hutchinson and others (the Frankland and Kestrel) (The High Court of Admiralty) [1872] UKPC 84 (6 December 1872)
Morton v. Barclay, &c. [1824] ScotJCR 3_Murray_398 (15 March 1824)
Morton v Customs and Excise [2003] UKVAT(Excise) E00385 (17 February 2003)
Morton v Customs and Excise [2003] UKVAT(Excise) E00394 (19 March 2003)
Morton Developments Ltd v Bailey & Anor (RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS - DISCHARGE) [2019] UKUT 156 (LC) (10 May 2019)
Morton v Eastleigh Citizens Advice Bureau (Rev 1) [2019] UKEAT 0208_18_0504 (05 April 2019)
Morton v Elliot. [1630] Mor 6840 (22 January 1630)
Morton, Etc. (Mitchell's Trustees) v. Smith and Others [1877] SLR 15_55 (8 November 1877)
Morton v First Trust Financial Services Ltd [2015] NIQB 46 (25 March 2015)
Morton v. French and Others [1907] SLR 126 (21 November 1907)
Morton v Gilchrist. [1680] Mor 12463 (10 February 1680)
Morton v. Gordon, Johnston, and Davidson [1867] SLR 3_294 (11 March 1867)
Morton v. Graham [1867] SLR 5_59_1 (27 November 1867)
Morton v HM Advocate [2017] ScotHC HCJAC_21 (12 April 2017)
Morton Hotels Ltd v Revenue & Customs [2007] UKVAT V20039 (06 March 2007)
Morton I Hyson (Patent) [2008] UKIntelP o02808 (1 February 2008)
Morton v Information Commissioner & Anor (Information rights - Freedom of information - absolute exemptions) [2018] UKUT 295 (AAC) (10 September 2018)
Morton Insurance Brokers Ltd. v Sidhu [2008] EWHC 417 (QB) (06 March 2008)
Morton v. Lang [1893] SLR 30_395 (2 February 1893)
MORTON MINUTE APPLICATIONS FOR DIRECTIONS [2010] ScotSC 123 (21 July 2010)
Morton v. Mir [1999] UKEAT 602_99_2807 (28 July 1999)
Morton v Newgate Inns Ltd (in liqui... (Other) [2018] NIIT 04335_17IT (28 March 2018)
Morton v Northern Ireland Housing Executive (Religious/Political Opinion Discrimination/Gender/Trade Union Activities) [2002] NIFET 454_98 (11 March 2002)
Morton v Portal Ltd [2010] EWHC 1804 (QB) (30 July 2010)
Morton v Post Office [1999] UKEAT 565_98_2001 (20 January 1999)
Morton, R v [2008] NICC 14 (17 April 2008)
Morton, R, v [2018] EWCA Crim 1729 (29 June 2018)
Morton, R (on the application of) v Parole Board for England & Wales [2009] EWHC 188 (Admin) (26 January 2009)
Morton, Re Inquest into the death of [2019] NICoroner 5 (04 April 2019)
Morton v. Sandwell Training Association [1999] UKEAT 362_99_0707 (7 July 1999)
Morton v. School Pictures International Ltd [2001] UKEAT 179_01_2106 (21 June 2001)
Morton v. School Pictures International Ltd [2002] UKEAT 0179_01_1705 (17 May 2002)
Morton v Scot of Harden. [1625] Mor 14784 (6 July 1625)
Morton v. The National Bank of Scotland, Ltd [1882] SLR 19_611 (19 May 1882)
Morton v Thorburn [1835] CA 13_640 (7 March 1835)
Morton v. West Lothian Council [2008] ScotCS CSIH_18 (20 February 2008)
Morton Whitecross Ltd v Falkirk Council [2012] ScotCS CSOH_97 (08 June 2012)
Morton v William Dixon Ltd [1909] ScotCS CSIH_5 (19 March 1909)
Morton v. William Dixon Ltd [1909] SLR 549 (19 March 1909)
Morton's of Chicago v EUIPO - Mortons the Restaurant (MORTON'S) (Intellectual, industrial and commercial property : Trade marks : Judgment) [2017] EUECJ T-223/15 (15 May 2017)
Morton's Trustees v Aged Christian Friend Society [1899] ScotCS CSIH_4 (09 November 1899)
Morton's Trustees v. Watson (Stewart Robertson's Judicial Factor) [1892] SLR 30_101 (22 November 1892)
Mortoune v Sir James Dowglas. [1649] 1 Brn 413 (25 December 1649)
Morwenna Loughlin and others v Birmingham City Council (England and Wales : Equal Pay Act) [2019] UKET 1303095/2015 (25 February 2019)
MORY AND BENC v. SLOVAKIA - 3912/15 (Judgment : Article 5 - Right to liberty and security : Third Section) [2019] ECHR 64 (22 January 2019)
Mory and Others v Commission (Judgment) [2015] EUECJ C-33/14 (17 September 2015)
MOS -v- The Residential Institutions Redress Board & Ors [2017] IEHC 251 (24 April 2017)
Mosaic / Rubicon [2006] IECompA m06066 (11 September 2006)
Mosaic Community Centre Ltd vs The Pensions Regulator [2015] UKFTT PEN_2015_0004 (GRC) (12 August 2015)
Mosari, R (on the application of) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2005] EWHC 1343 (Admin) (29 June 2005)
MOSAT v. SLOVAKIA - 27452/05 [2010] ECHR 1318 (21 September 2010)
Mosbaek (Social policy) [1997] EUECJ C-117/96 (17 September 1997)
MOSCA v. ITALY - 41810/98 [2000] ECHR 65 (8 February 2000)
MOSCALCIUC v. THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA - 42921/10 (Judgment : Right to liberty and security : Second Section Committee) [2019] ECHR 654 (01 October 2019)
MOSCANY (Trade Mark: Opposition) [2018] UKIntelP o12418 (23 February 2018)
Moschonaki v Commission (Judgment) French Text [2014] EUECJ F-55/10 (15 October 2014)
MOSCICKI v. POLAND - 52443/07 [2011] ECHR 929 (14 June 2011)
MOSCONI v. ITALY - 68011/01 [2006] ECHR 584 (1 June 2006)
Moscrip v. O'Hara, Spence, & Co. [1880] SLR 18_12 (23 October 1880)
Mosejevas v G T Exhausts (NI) Limited [2014] NIIT 1418_13IT (13 January 2014)
Moseka v Nursing and Midwifery Council [2014] EWHC 846 (Admin) (26 March 2014)
Moseka v Sheffield Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (Practice and Procedure : Striking-out/dismissal) [2014] UKEAT 0517_13_1601 (16 January 2014)
Moseka v. Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust [2017] UKEAT 0025_17_2809 (28 September 2017)
Mosekari v The London Borough of Lewisham [2014] EWHC 3617 (Admin) (05 November 2014)
Moseley, R (on the application of) v London Borough of Haringey [2014] UKSC 56 (29 October 2014)
Moseley v Secretary of State for Education And Skills [2002] EWCST 1(PC) (4 April 2003)
Moseley v. Service Direct (UK) Plc [2001] UKEAT 1157_00_1203 (12 March 2001)
Moseley v. Service Direct (UK) Plc [2002] UKEAT 482_01_0802 (8 February 2002)
Moseley v. Service Direct (UK) Plc [2002] UKEAT 0482_01_2607 (26 July 2002)
Moseley v Solicitors Regulation Authority [2013] EWHC 2108 (Admin) (28 June 2013)
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MOSENDZ v. UKRAINE - 52013/08 - HEJUD [2013] ECHR 58 (17 January 2013)
Mosendz v. Ukraine - 52013/08 - Legal Summary [2013] ECHR 283 (17 January 2013)
Moser v Austria</B> - 12643/02 [2010] ECHR 381 (4 March 2010)
Moser Baer India v Council (Commercial policy) [2006] EUECJ T-300/03 (04 October 2006)
Moser Baer India v Council (Commercial policy) [2008] EUECJ C-535/06_O (02 October 2008)
Moser Baer India v Council (Commercial policy) [2009] EUECJ C-535/06 (03 September 2009)
Moser (Freedom of movement for workers - Migrant workers - Family benefits - Judgment) [2019] EUECJ C-32/18 (18 September 2019)
Moser (Social security of migrants workers - Family benefit - Opinion) [2019] EUECJ C-32/18_O (07 March 2019)
Moser v Walden [1971] JJ 1927 (18 November 1971)
Moses & Anor v Newman [1996] UKEAT 307_95_1901 (19 January 1996)
Moses & OA-18695-2006 (unreported) [2007] UKAITUR Moses (12 June 2007)
Moses alias Moss (Reasons) v Parker and others (Tasmania) [1896] UKPC 11 (5 March 1896)
Moses and Another v. Gifford [1866] SLR 2_197 (12 July 1866)
Moses Gardner - Cler - Cranstou - Adam v. Donald Cuthbertson, (Mennon's Trustee), and Others - Solicitor-General Wetherel - Greenshields [1824] UKHL 2_Shaw_291 (9 June 1824)
Moses Kerakoose v. Benjamin Brooks as Official Assignee of Insolvent Estate of Agapah Cundasawmy Moodelly (Madras) [1860] UKPC 22 (6th December 1860)
Moses Krausz v Robert William Leslie Horton (as trustee in bankruptcy of Moses Krausz) (Beneficial interests, trusts and restrictions : Trustee in bankruptcy) [2017] UKFTT 811 (PC) (19 October 2017)
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Moses v Silk (Regents Park Road) Ltd (Contracts and options : Contracts for sale) [2016] EWLandRA 2015_0263 (18 January 2016)
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Moses v Valuation Officer [2005] EWLands RA_64_2004 (06 October 2005)
Moses-Taiga v Oghenerume [2004] EWCA Civ 1399 (23 September 2004)
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Mountpace Ltd v London Borough of Haringey [2012] EWHC 698 (Admin) (28 March 2012)
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Mountwest 838 Ltd v Backmuir Trading Ltd [2012] ScotCS CSOH_131 (15 August 2012)
Mourant & Co Trustees Ltd & Anor v Sixty UK Ltd & Ors [2010] EWHC 1890 (Ch) (23 July 2010)
Mourant and Co Retirement Trustees Ltd v JG and HK [2008] JRC 100 (20 June 2008)
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Mourant Property Trust Ltd v Fusion Electronic (UK) Ltd [2009] EWHC 3659 (Ch) (30 July 2009)
MOURIKI AND OTHERS v. GREECE - 37690/13 - Committee Judgment [2014] ECHR 846 (24 July 2014)
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The purpose of this seminar is to create a conversation between Palestinian and Israeli cultures, which raises the question of the possibilities and impossibilities of the operation of comparison as a methodology. To what extent can we generate and discuss a shared set of metaphors and images that circulate within each culture and between the two and what might we learn through such an endeavor. We invite scholars of cultural production generated in the orbit of the conflict writ large, to reflect on common themes (such as exile, return, diaspora, memory, at-home-ness) as they intersect but also as they rise in separate, disparate, and even disconnected circumstances. By bringing together comparative and non-comparative research done in theater, visual arts, literature, history, and cinema we hope to crystalize the specific conditions in which images, terminologies and styles transfer from one culture to another. The questions we ask concern both the common grounds and the particularities of post-48 Israeli and Palestinian cultures: What are the spaces that allow interaction versus those that are disconnected (for example, the city of Haifa versus the Palestinian diaspora in the Arab world)? What is unique to each of these spaces in how it constructs cultural communication? Which ideas, forms, and imagery transgress geographical limitations and reach the other side of the conflict regardless to location? What are the key terms and metaphors that are common to both cultures in narrating their history and experience and in what ways are these terms represented differently (for example, exile)? How can we analyze and account for the commonalities found in places that do not invite knowing, understanding and accessing the cultural objects of the 'enemy'? How can the rhetoric and the methodology of comparison account for the unequal power relations folded into - and sometimes obscured by - the term 'conflict'?


Pivot Stickfigure Animator: 5 Tips For A Classic!
(a) to click 'Custom Size' and type in 506 x 415 for the image size. This is the size of the Pivot Stickfigure background in pixels.
Save your animation in this way as a .gif file and they can be added anywhere images can be added - how about a class montage using your favourite movie-creating software? Or added to a class page on your blog?
THE SAME TIME tap the enter key or spacebar, every keyboard press will create one frame of your animation. Drawback being the rest of the character's body is not moving, but useful for gliding/floating. Saves clicking Next Frame all the time.
This one requires discretion and I would not suggest you show this website to your class necessarily. However it does give many ready-made characters that can be incorporated into longer Pivot projects - suitable characters and props that you could download ahead of a lesson for your children to use. It will inspire them to make their own too. Indeed, YouTube has many Pivot projects (many with just white backgrounds?!) but again preparation ahead of time is necessary, unless you are happy with your class watching a violent stick battle....!


So here is a suitable equipment package for the Steyr 8090a SK2 Turbo Lärmarm. These are the grassland pack.
ATTENTION! It has been uploaded and added to the description provided by the Steyr 8090a SK2 Turbo Lärmarm a fixed moddesc, Steyr8090Turbo.xml and the folder "scripts".


One would assume that the recent floods of Kerala would be a good learning lesson for the nation to think twice before playing with nature. But yet again, the news of the state government of Uttar Pradesh planning to axe prime forest trees to build a road on the Indo-Nepal border, seems to show otherwise.
According to a document accessed by IANS, the over 500-km-long Indo-Nepal Border Road project has been undertaken by the Public Works Department (PWD) of Uttar Pradesh. The road cuts through two tiger reserves and three wildlife sanctuaries spread across six districts along the Nepal border. 55,000 trees have been marked in the stretch to be chopped down to go ahead with the road project. Some of these include trees more than 200 years old.
The terai landscape is sandwiched between the Yamuna river in the west and the Bhagmati river in the east. It is a landscape on the foothills of the Himalayas and home to some of the most crucial tiger habitats of the country, including Corbett national park, Dudhwa national park and the Chitwan national park of Nepal. Tigers, Elephants and the Greater One Horned Rhino are three flagship species present in the region apart from other important animals and plants.
In Uttar Pradesh alone, a 2015 study by Omesh Bajpai and colleagues found a sum of 278 tree species belonging to 185 genera and 57 families from the Terai region. These include 7 Vulnerable and 2 Endangered species listed in the Red List of Threatened Species by International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
Now, however the future of all these plants is uncertain if the Uttar Pradesh government decides to move forward with the plan of axing the trees.
Proposed Road project plan Indo-Nepal Border. Image from UPPWD website. Note the blue coloured roads denoting forest lands.
"The project is situated in the protected area," the document states and asks the forest, PWD, SSB and tiger reserve officials in Pilibhit, Lakhimpur Kheri, Bahraich, Shravasti, Balrampur and Maharajganj districts to survey the area.
"Following the survey, the teams shall do required revision of project to reduce the impact that includes fragmentation of wildlife habitat and to deforestation as 55,000 trees had been marked, coming in way of the project, and of which many are over 200 years old," said the minutes of the meeting held by the State Wildlife Board according to Indian Express.
Dudhwa Tiger Reserve is well known for tigers, leopards, varieties of deer, antelopes, elephants, jackal and hyena. Rhinos too are found here. Katarniaghat comprises of a mosaic of Sal and Teak forests with lush green grasslands. The Gairwa river which flows in the sanctuary area is declared as a sanctuary for Mugger and Gharial. It is also home to rare turtles, and one of the few places in the world where Gangetic dolphins are still found.
On papers, 50,000 trees for a project worth crores might not seem like a big loss, however, chopping trees, some as old as 200 years, and all of them part of a thriving forest, could have larger implications than what meets the eyes.
In the Terai region the network of forest provide a vital corridor for wildlife to travel from one place to the other. With the road coming up in almost all of the northern boundaries of so many forested areas, it will eventually increase human traffic, with animals shying away from using those areas. More road kills, fragmented habitats, deforestation, reduced secluded wildlife areas, increasing human-animal conflicts are the known evils that will follow in a few years.
Right now though, as much as the construction of a road connecting India and Nepal is of strategic importance, so is the safety of the 50,000 plus trees vital to the ecological and economical sustainability of the state. Hopefully, no decision will be finalised that adversely affects an important forested region of the country critical for the survival of the tigers unique to Terai region.


Updated! The fourth version of iOS 12.1 has been released to developers.
So soon after Beta 3, Apple has released the fourth beta of iOS 12.1 to Developers and the Public Testing Program. At the time of writing, no major changes or removals have been found. We'll update the article if any have been spotted.
iOS 12.1 brings over 70 new emojis, eSIM Support for the iPhone XS and brings back Group FaceTime. There are also performance improvements too and fixes for issues with the newest iPhones.
You can grab iOS 12.1 Beta 4, if you're a developer or public program tester, by going to Software Update in Settings.
UPDATE 1: Corrected major error in title, fixed links. Sorry!
UPDATE 2: Apple has released iOS 12.1 Beta 4 to the public beta program.
UPDATE 3: New bagel emoji with B4.


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Bodil Kjær
Bodil Kjær, Professor, Architect MAA was born in Denmark in 1932. She was educated in Denmark, England and the USA, and practised as an architect, designer and planner from her own offices in Copenhagen and London.
Before becoming a tenured professor at the University of Maryland on the outskirts of Washington D.C. she also worked for many years in teams of engineers, sociologists and organization planners to create healthy and flexible work environments for employees in factories, offices and universities. She is well known for her emphasis on user involvement in the planning process, which she practised with engineers at Arups in London for Oxford and Cambridge universities, for Penguin Books and for IBM in England, and with Italian engineers for among others Alfa Romeo, Rank Xerox and the government of the region of Lombardia.
She was invited to lecture on her work and to teach architecture students in Denmark and England and as a visiting professor at architecture schools in the USA, ending up teaching full time and immersing herself in research problems of architecture, some of which was later published in Cambridge, Paris, London, Washington and Boston.
But long before that, between 1955 and 1963, while designing public interiors Bodil Kjær developed a series of elements of architecture to solve problems of functional and aesthetic nature. These pieces of furniture, lamps and glass were not designed directly for production, but as other architects discovered them and wanted them for their buildings, they were put into production and marketed in the USA as well as in Europe. Early on architects like Jose Luis Sert and Paul Rudolph, the heads of the schools of architecture at Harvard and Yale universities discovered Bodil Kjær´s designs and wanted them for the buildings they were designing. Harry Weese in Chicago and Marcel Breuer in New York wanted to specify them, too.
And so, production began, at first at C.I. in Boston, USA, and later at Denbo, E. Pedersen & Son and Torben Oerskov in Denmark, at Gullaskruf in Sweden and Form im Raum in Germany. Some of these pieces are still available, mostly at auctions, but may also be seen in for instance three early Bond movies, and in recent British films and television series.
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https://www.barrons.com/articles/fed-probe-rattles-bitcoin-market-is-adult-supervision-coming-to-crypto-1527182293
Focus on Funds
Fed Probe Rattles Bitcoin Market; Is 'Adult Supervision' Coming to Crypto?
Avi Salzman
May 24, 2018 1:18 pm ET
Bitcoin may be the new frontier of money, but it's still vulnerable to the kinds of scams that have plagued financial markets for decades. And now it looks as if the government is cracking down more aggressively.
The Justice Department has begun a criminal investigation into whether traders have manipulated the price of bitcoin and other digital coins, Bloomberg reported on Thursday, citing four unnamed sources.
Bitcoin traders clearly viewed the news as a negative, with the price falling to $7,400 from $7,558 within an hour of the report's publication. The price has since rebounded back to $7,550.
The Justice Department, according to Bloomberg, is working with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which oversees futures and options markets. It's not clear if regulators are also talking to CME Group (CME) or Cboe Global Markets (CBOE), both of which began offering bitcoin futures products last year. CME declined to comment, and Cboe did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The Securities and Exchange Commission and Justice also would not comment, nor would the CFTC, which could "neither confirm nor deny an investigation."
The SEC has already been cracking down on creators of digital currencies who regulators say are defrauding investors. And other agencies have been scrutinizing the industry for months. The CFTC has reportedly subpoenaed a top exchange called Bitfinex, though a spokesman for Bitfinex said he did not believe the investigation revealed on Thursday is connected to that exchange.
Bitcoin was designed to avoid regulation, because it's an asset that gets traded globally -- a kind of software that works simultaneously on computers all over the world. And yet, countries have laws against fraud that they can use to prosecute people manipulating markets even when those markets are technically off the grid.
People involved in cryptocurrency trading have been complaining about abuses for months, even as millions of curious new investors began buying into the craze.
"All the worst abuses of the stock market pre-Glass Steagall are currently rife within crypto," Emma Channing, now the general counsel at Initial Coin Offering advisory firm Satis Group, said in an interview last year. "If we are going to see institutional finance come in at the pace I would like to see it, we have to clean house before the regulators are going to do it."
According to the Bloomberg report, investigators are looking at manipulation schemes that have been used in stocks for years, including spoofing, which involves creating fake buy or sell orders to fool other traders into reacting. Once the price starts moving, the original trader cancels the orders. Other schemes involve self-dealing.
Regulators have made headway at reducing that kind of manipulation in traditional markets. But while they can put a ring fence around stock trades, enforcing stringent laws at exchanges, digital coins can't be so easily corralled. Bad actors can simply move to unregulated exchanges where they can continue to trade and cause prices for those coins to swing on a global basis. That in turn can impact futures markets, which are supposed to be more heavily regulated.
Some entrepreneurs are watching warily -- but hopefully -- to see where the investigation leads.
"We believe regulatory oversight on the crypto-ecosystem is a long-term positive for all stakeholders involved," wrote Rohit Kulkarni, in an email to Barron's. Kulkarni is a managing director in charge of private investment research at Sharespost, a San Francisco company that is building a trading platform for digital coins that have been designed to operate as securities. "Despite the huge potential of the Blockchain technology, cryptocurrencies and the ICO process has to go through several hurdles before being widely accepted. We view the recent regulatory scrutiny on ICOs and crypto- trading practices to lay out rules to prevent fraud and protect investors as a step in the right direction. However, long-term uncertainty around regulatory environment can become an enemy of innovation and capital formation."
Bitcoin's initial slump on news of the investigation did not surprise Thomas Lee, managing partner at Fundstrat and one of the most outspoken bitcoin bulls in the traditional financial world.
"These stories have pressured the crypto market, as regulatory action (and related headline risk) reduces risk appetite and also is a further deterrent for near-term inflows from new investors," he wrote in a note to clients. "However, these actions signal that adult supervision is coming to crypto and adding such oversight incrementally improves the structural integrity and legitimacy for crypto-currency investor. In other words, in order for institutional investors to be more actively engaged in crypto markets, such adult supervision is a necessary precondition."
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Bitcoin may be the new frontier of money, but it's still vulnerable to the kinds of scams that have plagued financial markets for decades.


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Co-owner of Outdoors International
Home About Us Russ Meyer
Russ Meyer is a man of faith who has been blessed with a wonderful family and a huge passion for the outdoors and archery hunting. He has been fortunate to have bow hunted the hills of Idaho, twelve other lower 48 states, Alaska, three provinces of Canada, Africa and Kyrgyzstan. He appreciates the friendships and the opportunity to help your dream hunt become a reality, and always looks forward to your hunting stories and seeing your photos.
His "bucket list" will never be full as he always looks forward to next season and a new adventure. As a co-owner at Outdoors International, Russ Meyer takes your hunting very seriously. He appreciates the friendships and the opportunity to help someone's dream hunt become a reality. He always looks forward to the stories and photos, too. With over 30 years experience big game hunting, he's excited to help in any way.
Russ' hunts have been featured in Idaho Hunter and Bowhunter magazines, as well as the Full Draw Film Tour, TV series Behind the Rack and the Lowland Mulies 3 DVD. He currently serves on the Hoyt Bowhunting, Carter Enterprises and Elk 101 Pro Staff.
You can read about Russ's adventures in the articles below:
russ@exploreoi.com
Photos from Russ's Adventures Around the World.
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT A TRIP, JUST ASK!
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HONG KONG, Nov. 21, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Toppan Vintage, a leading international financial printing, communications and technology company and Intralinks®, the world's leading Virtual Data Room (VDR) provider, announced today a strategic partnership.
Intralinks and Toppan Vintage will jointly market and develop a suite of best-in-class services for deals, including the leading virtual data room, the industry's only auto-pagination typesetting system and traditional financial printing services. Combining the best VDR and financial printing and communications solutions will enable dealmakers and issuers to be more productive than ever.
"We're incredibly excited with the Intralinks' alliance," said Yeo Chee Tong, President & CEO of Toppan Leefung Pte. Ltd., Toppan Vintage's parent company. "As one of the largest financial printing companies in the world, we're proud to now offer our clients access to the world's leading VDR provider. We're confident that this sharing of services and capabilities will have enormous benefits for both Toppan Vintage's and Intralinks' clients."
The alliance is designed to support both organization's clients with cutting-edge solutions throughout the lifecycle of a deal and beyond, when issuers are public. Both existing and new clients will have access to a wide-range of full-service and SaaS solutions, including products for capital raising, due diligence, typesetting, SEC filings, printing and mailing. The combined services will equip these clients with secure, efficient and end-to-end collaboration during and after deals.
"This is an excellent collaboration for both ours and Toppan Vintage's clients," said Leif O'Leary, CEO of Intralinks. "Our market-leading virtual data room platform allows our clients to use collaboration as a competitive advantage, and to further drive their company-wide gains in the areas of productivity, efficiency and innovation. The newly refocused Intralinks remains committed to bringing superior solutions to the global deal making community and we are proud to offer it to Toppan Vintage's clients. We look forward to working with Toppan Vintage and providing our clients with access to their exceptional financial printing capabilities."
Intralinks' industry-leading virtual data rooms facilitate more than 6,000 transactions annually, serving a community of more than 4.1 million registered users. Intralinks' VDR is the leading solution for high-stakes, strategic transactions from M&A due diligence to partnership negotiation. Their VDR capabilities feature complete document security, self-launch data rooms, artificial intelligence and mobile access.
Toppan Vintage, a leader in financial printing and communications solutions, is part of the Toppan Printing Co., Ltd., the world's largest printing group, headquartered in Tokyo with approximately US$13 billion in annual sales. Toppan Vintage has been a pioneer and trusted partner in the financial markets for three decades, serving the financial, legal and corporate communities with meticulous, responsive service and unparalleled local market expertise and capabilities. Toppan Vintage's expanding operations deliver a hassle-free experience for mission-critical content for capital markets transactions, financial reporting and regulatory compliance filings, investment companies and insurance providers. Learn more at www.toppanvintage.com.
Issued on behalf of Intralinks and Toppan Vintage by Newell Public Relations.
"Intralinks" and the Intralinks' stylized logo are the registered trademarks of Intralinks, Inc. © 2017 Intralinks, Inc.


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WHAT IS THIS 'GOAT MAN' DOING?
Why is this man dressed as a goat hanging out on the side of a mountain?
If this doesn't qualify as weird news, then I don't know what does.
A man was seen on the side of Ben Lomond peak in the northern mountains of Utah hanging out with a grazing heard of mountain goats, while dressed as one.
Photographer Coty Creighton thought he was just getting some great shots of the natural wildlife above Ogden, Utah, just north of Salt Lake City, until he realized one of the goats wasn't so natural.
Yahoo News writes:
A man spotted dressed in a goat suit among a herd of wild goats in the mountains of northern Utah haswildlife officials worried he could be in danger as hunting season approaches. Phil Douglass of the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources said Friday the person is doing nothing illegal, but he worries the so-called "goat man" is unaware of the dangers. "My very first concern is the person doesn't understand the risks,"Douglass said. "Who's to say what could happen." Douglass said a man hiking Sunday along Ben Lomond peak in the mountains above Ogden, about 40 miles north of Salt Lake City, spotted the person dressed like a goat among a herd of real goats. The person provided some blurry photographs to Douglass, who said they did not appear to have been altered. Wildlife officials now just want to talk to the man so that he is aware of the dangers. There's no telling what his intentions are, Douglass said, but it is believed he could just be an extreme wildlife enthusiast. "People do some pretty out there things in the name of enjoying wildlife. But I've never had a report like this," Douglass said. "There's a saying we have among biologists — You don't go far enough, you don't get the data. You go too far, you don't go home. The same is true with some wildlife enthusiasts." Douglass said 60 permits will be issued for goat hunting season in that area, which begins in September. He worries the goat man might be accidentally shot or could be attacked by a real goat. "They may get agitated. They're territorial. They are, after all, wild animals," he said. "This person puts on a goat suit, he changes the game. But as long as he accepts responsibility, it's not illegal."
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Orange Sports TV channel live. Watch free online Orange Sports France TV channel live. Orange Sports is one of the leading sports channel which broadcasts live from France and covers various sports events.
Orange Sports live is tv channel which is available on the satellite, web and on mobile phone. The sports channel however got involved in a small issue regarding the broadcast rights of French open 2010-2013.
The crux of the issue was that Orange developed a mobile application allowing its customers to follow up the live five match series.
In all, Orange sports live is a sports entertainment channel and you can catch all the live action from the world of sports by watching Orange Sports Live online right here.


Built in 2014, this contemporary property is located in the prestigious area of Rosewood Drive, Invercargills highest valued neighbourhood. This home is looking for a new owner due to our Vendors having already relocated to Queenstown. The property is smart, stylish and easy care with indoor - outdoor living.
Act now & inspect. Phone Hayden or Kirsty for more information.


CPS students demonstrate how to prevent the spread of germs. Watch the video.
As CPS continues to take the necessary precautions to inform parents and guardians with general information concerning swine flu (H1N1), it's important to remember what to do if you feel sick and how to prevent from spreading germs to others.
If your child feels sick, keep him or her at home. Remember to contact your school immediately to notify them about why your child is absent from school. If you suspect your child may have the flu, please contact your health care provider. If your child feels sick at school, tell him or her to go to the office immediately and let the school know so that you can be notified.
We stopped by two elementary schools last week to see if they could demonstrate the most important things everyone can do to prevent the spread of germs. Watch the importance of hand washing at Smyth Elementary, 1059 W. 13th St., and learn how to cover your mouth when you cough and sneeze at Ortiz de Dominguez Elementary, 3000 S. Lawndale Ave.


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Artisterium - Contemporary Art Exhibition
Mirror opens, dreams sparkle, warriors play innocent games
On October 5, at the Tbilisi History Museum affiliated to the Georgian National Museum, the 5th Tbilisi Contemporary Art International Exhibition Artisterium was opened.
Artisterium is the international occasion, featuring Georgia on the world map of contemporary art and is one of the indicators of the democratic development of the country. The topic of this year's exhibition is 'Protest that never ends.' It offered its participants to create such artworks that would reveal
the essence of protest in the context of art, searching for topical aspects of everyday life, researching the nature of social processes.
When I entered the premise, I had to cross the threshold covered with wool – it reminded me of Georgia's being the homeland of the legendary Golden Fleece. There were a lot of question marks, as an artist and particularly a contemporary artist is more than free in all dimensions, but still, what I remember most vividly and what impressed me greatly, was the mirror that opens like a window, displaying an American artist, (as if a window into your own soul), a warrior who plays with stars in his hands and does not think about actual violence (ethnically Ukrainian or Georgian artist), and a live installation subscribed: "What could a man from the West possibly say in this East"? The man's mouth is plugged, as if he has choosen silence, having a box of matches in his hands – as if he's trying to speak out about the possible danger but he cannot.
Around100 artists from the countries like Georgia, France, Germany, Ireland, Poland, Great Britain, Belgium, the United States of America, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Iran, Japan, South Korea, Belorussia, Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Finland, Australia, Portugal, New Zealand, Austria and Greece take part in the event. The partner organizations are: the Embassy of the United States of America in Georgia, Polish Embassy in Georgia, French Institute - Georgia, Goethe Institute - Georgia, British Council in Georgia, Europe House and Tbilisi State Academy of Fine Arts.
Lika Mamatsashvili, Director of Tbilisi History Museum, told Georgian Journal: "This is the 5th time and I see how the spectator is evolving. At the first and second exhibitions they were asking: What is it? And now, they are more accustomed and have more reserved reaction. Contemporary art is something that cannot be just seen and perceived at the same time, as some extra work is needed to be done. If a person loves the traditional art and only believes in brush and pencil, we will not persuade him/her that this one is better, as not everyone likes conceptualism. However, we today live on the crossroads of contemporary and classical art and both have their place. Therefore, we should display contemporary pieces too. We should show the tendencies of our time by all means. This is the process of a creator's development and I hardly imagine development without such processes."
For some group of American artists, ordinary Eliava Street market, where Georgians mainly go to buy some utensils when they have repair works at home, either repaint the walls, or do other chores, has become a source of real inspiration. One of them said that she had hardly seen anything like that in the past and called it "a lab of art"; she was greatly impressed by the fact that here the sellers are very communicative and explain to you in details of which use this and that object may be.
For Lydia Matthews, curator of the American part of Eliava project, this is her 8th Georgian project. She told us: "Last spring, I was here and during the workshops where people were getting new ideas for doing supervision work in Georgia, one of the ideas was Chuka's suggestion about Eliava market. I said: we do want to do that and why don't we collaborate? I said that I would bring artists from the US and we can come together and US artists can work with Georgian artists. There are fewer and fewer open air markets in the world. They are being replaced by shopping centers. I still think market is better, because many interesting things happen there. All the materials for artists are available. Markets have very creative potential."
Andria Dolidze is a young Georgian artist who was involved from the Georgian side in the Eliava project. "The author of this project Chuka Kuprava called me and offered to participate. I accepted the offer because the place was attractive for me. I hardly had any idea what I would do but I immediately realized that it would give me some inspiration. When we went to the market and talked to a couple of people, one of the men answered to the question about his occupation: "I am dreaming that it won't rain because it is very unpleasant to walk in the muddy Eliava Market. I grasped this phrase, because I did not want to emphasize some grandiloquent themes. I took a piece of scrap-iron from Eliava and wrote on it "Eliava Dream". This was that one man's dream and I think that any Georgian is very free in interpretations. Some may attach to it some political meanings (personally to me it was associated with Georgian Dream), it will remind some just an Eliava Market, and so on. It is done in the invisible paint and it is seen only against the background of ultraviolet light." Andria Dolidze's work symbolizes the essence of dream, which could exist and could not – such is this artwork – liting up and vanishing every once in a while.
Hotel Heritage Hotel & Suites opens in Tbilisi
Hotel Heritage Hotel & Suites was opened in Tbilisi, Saint-Petersburg street 6.
Livescore yesterday and the "Goddess" from Bergamo
The inhabitants of Bergamo have long been waiting for the triumph of their football team.
"Holiday Factory pioneered Georgia in the UAE to become famous"
Holiday Factory was officially announced as The Best Incoming Tour Operator 2019 at Welcome To Georgia! National Tourism Award event held in Sheraton Grand Metekhi Palace in Tbilisi on Friday, Dec 6th.
Kavkaz Jazz Festival presents: 22nd and 23rd of November, Tbilisi Music Forum and Showcase.
It is the first year for Tbilisi Music Forum and Showcase. Main goal of the event is development of music industry in Georgia and South Caucasus region.
Sam Raan Spa-Center named Best Spa in Europe
The Sam Raan Spa-Center has been named the Best Spa in Europe at the annual Haute Grandeur Global Spa Awards 2019 and won the following nominations:
Region's Largest Startup Event to be Held in Tbilisi
On November 8-10, 2019, regional Startup Grind event will be held in Tbilisi.
Georgian royal family introduces new wine brand "Prince Ioane Bagrationi"
Member of the Georgian royal family Prince Ioane Bagrationi introduced the society new wine brand named after him - "Prince Ioane Bagrationi".
Georgia Celebrates Day of Svetitskhoveli Cathedral today
The day of Mtskheta city and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral is celebrated on 14 October in Georgia.
Georgian Wine Festival 2019 to be held on October 12 on the Shardeni street
Those who are interested and want to know more about Georgian wine can attend Georgian Wine Festival 2019 on October 12 on the Shardeni street. Event starts at 12 pm and lasts till 7 pm.
UNESCO names Tbilisi as Capital of World Book 2021
UNESCO has named Tbilisi as the Capital of the World Book 2021.
Robot Mzia's preparation for First global – she plays basketball and does pull ups
After the famous robot Vano, Robot Mzia is preparing for the international competition "First Global."
What comes after Frankfurt? Paris!
The year following the appearance as guest of honour at the Frankfurt Book Fair is known as a difficult one. What are the strategies of Georgian publishers for 2019?
Georgia has its first photography museum
With the Tbilisi Photography & Multimedia Museum (TPMM) Georgia has its first institution entirely dedicated to the contemporary image in its different forms – photography, new media, and video.
"The eighth life" has arrived home
More than 100'000 Germans have already read it, the Dutch and Polish as well. But it was only last May that Nino Haratischwili's "The eighth life for Brilka" was translated for Georgian readers.
"We will fight for Georgian literature"
One year after Georgia's well received appearance at the Frankfurt Book Fair, the organizational mastermind, Medea Metreveli, lost her job. Now she's coming up with a new project.
Los Angeles Times about Khatia Buniatishvili – "A genuine musical personality"
Los Angeles Times has recently reviewed the Los Angeles Philharmonic celebration at the Hollywood Bowl marking Gustavo Dudamel's 10 years with the orchestra.
Important facts about Georgian painter Elene Akhvlediani
Elene Akhvlediani was one of the first recognized female painters in Georgia.
Georgian soprano to perform in a play directed by Woody Allen
Georgian soprano Tsisana Giorgadze will perform in a play directed by Woody Allen.
Georgian Cinematographer Becomes a Member of Motion Picture Academy
Giorgi Shvelidze, Georgian cinematographer has been selected as a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Georgian Shilda winery announced winner of the EU Sustainable Energy Award for Eastern Partnership
The European Union has announced the winner of the EU Sustainable Energy Award for the Eastern partnership at the Awards Ceremony in Brussels on 18 June.
15 years of creating opportunity for journalists - BP and British Council in Georgia offer English Language Courses for members of the Georgian Media
BP initiated media development program has trained more than 400 representatives on print, broadcast and online media in English language in Georgia.
What Georgian Pirosmani and Spanish Picasso have in common
Niko Pirosmani was a Georgian primitivist painter.
New York City's largest mural features Gurian Horseman
The largest mural in New York City was unveiled last year.
Three songs to know more about Georgian music
Georgia boasts about its rich traditional music.
Georgian – shop for tourists
The largest book shop in Georgia ,,Biblusi'' has opened the first shop specially designated to the needs and interests of tourists and named it ,,Georgian''.


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It's time to kiss and make up with Kevin Smith
Monday September 26th 2011
Less than twenty four hours after I wrote about Kevin Smith's cancelling of a UK press screening for his new movie Red State, he took to his online radio network SModcast to complain about the arrogance of certain 'UK blogs'. I think he was mainly referring to The Shiznit, whose write-up of the incident was a little more vitriolic than mine, but I have to admit I was still a little upset by the rebuke.
I've considered myself a fully-fledged fan of Smith (or @ThatKevinSmith as he prefers to be known now) ever since I discovered Clerks at the age of 14, after which I rapidly absorbed all of his movies, books, stand-up shows and podcasts. I can honestly say the only time I've felt properly disappointed in him is when I saw Cop Out, which as he willingly admits, was a load of old balls.
So to hear myself bundled in — however obliquely — with 'the haters' because I'd dared to question his PR technique, hurt quite a bit. I mean, I wrote the piece more as a disappointed fan than an incensed critic, and suddenly I was being admonished by one of my teenage heroes for what he perceived as self-entitlement. Please love me Dad! WHY DON'T YOU LOVE ME?!?
Anyway, either I'm subconsciously trying to make amends for my irreverence or K-Smith's just made his best movie in more than a decade, because I pretty much loved Red State. Deftly blending horror and satire with its story of a Westboro-inspired extremist group who kidnap three teenagers, the film effortlessly maintains suspense despite frequent diversions into comedy.
Also: Kevin Smith shoots action like a boss. Who knew?
There's a good chance I'll watch the film again in six months and be distracted by its flaws (they're certainly there, mostly in the last half hour) but until then I'm just going to bask in the comfort of being back in Kevin's good books. Feel free to join me — it's pretty roomy in here.


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In Between / Simulation n° 8, 2006
Laserchrome print, Alu-Dibond
Courtesy the artist
© Tatjana Hallbaum
Closer observation brings to light further discrepancies. We notice, for example, the roof of a pavilion extended in the background behind the scenario of the collapsed houses or the floor in the very foreground separating the scene of the seismic upheaval from the central area of the image. The photographs of Tatjana Hallbaum's In-Between series are not of catastrophes that actually took place but of exercises in which personnel of the police, fire-fighting and civil defence departments train to cope with emergencies in situations simulated with the utmost realism. As the title suggests, the artist's interest is focused on the space in between that separates reality and fiction. As the very nature of photography hinges on this paradox, she highlights the indivisibility of truth and falsity in representation and emphasizes the role of the viewer as always midway between complicit observation and detached appraisal.
This is how the artist describes her works and the intention underlying them: "The work is questioning the gap between 'true' and 'false', 'reality' and 'fiction'. It should show that photography circumvents this. The question is not what reality is, but how we can represent it."
In Between / Simulation no. 5, 2005
Exhibition views
Tatjana Hallbaum (Germany, 1971)
A building flattened as though by an earthquake or bombing, an aircraft abandoned on the runway, a shed surrounded by burning cars with people lying on the ground in front of them as though dead: these are some of the grim scenarios shown from a slightly elevated viewpoint in Tatjana Hallbaum's photographs. At the same time, however, they prove oddly artificial, wholly devoid of the customary atmosphere of frenzy and chaos that accompanies disasters of major proportions. What these carefully planned and composed images bring to mind is rather a scene on the stage in a theatre.


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The Scent of Rumduol is a modern day tale of stolen childhoods; of children forced to survive the exigencies of a world epitomized by poverty, violence, drugs, child exploitation, and sexual abuse. It is the story of four orphans whose lives touch, and are touched, by others - including a teenage prostitute, a former Khmer Rouge guard, and a disillusioned aid worker - in ways nobody could ever have imagined.
It is a story of hope, resolve, love, karma, and, ultimately, of triumph over adversity.
Kosal is sixteen when his master sends him from the monastery to spend seven years traveling Cambodia in pursuit of enlightenment. During his travels, he has encounters with a dying old woman, an indigenous famer who has had his land stolen, an errant monk, a beautiful and innocent beer girl in a karaoke bar, and a government minister who is worried for the future Cambodia. Kosal's adventures weave between the stories of the various characters, threading them together.
Other characters include Nimith, a former Khmer Rouge guard who reflects on the time he saved the life of a young boy sentenced to death, Reaksmey, a teenage prostitute whose life spirals into tragedy and eventually toward a violent death, and S-, a western NGO worker who questions the validity of her work.
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Q: Referring subquery variables I have a Query like this
(select max(mon_sal.(salary)) from
(select salary from employee group by employee_id) as mon_sal)

whereas in above query,I am using mon_sal.salary to refer the subquery variable.
Problem starts here :
But Now similarly i needed to refer the following variable
(select max(mon_sal.(month*salary)) from
(select month*salary from employee group by employee_id) as mon_sal) as max_mon_sal

where i wanted to refer the subquery with two variables with multiplication operator ,i am not able to refer the subquery variable.
Please suggest.

A: You can use an alias
(select max(mon_sal.(my_alias)) from  (
       select distinct  month*salary as my_alias
       from employee  )   mon_sal)    max_mon_sal

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