Art. I-1. MEETINGS. The bar examining committee shall hold regular meetings to determine and announce the results of the bar examinations. Special meetings may be held upon reasonable notice at such time and place to be fixed by the chairperson. In the absence of the chairperson or in the event of his or her inability to act, the time and place of any meeting may be set by the administrative director or by any three members.
Art. I-2. OFFICERS. The officers shall be a chairperson, a vice-chairperson, a secretary and a treasurer. They shall be elected at the first regular meeting in the calendar year and shall hold office for three years and until their successors shall be elected. No person shall serve as an officer for more than twelve years. Each officer shall perform the duties customarily incident to the office.
Art. I-3. EXAMINATIONS COMMITTEE. There shall be an examinations committee for each examination, to be appointed by the committee at the regular meeting next preceding each examination, who shall have the duty, power and authority to provide for the examination of candidates and superintend the examination.
Art. I-4. SUBCOMMITTEE ON NON-STANDARD TESTING.
(a) There shall be a subcommittee on non-standard testing for each examination, which shall have the power to act for the committee, to be appointed by the chair, which subcommittee shall have the duty, power and authority to consider and act upon all petitions for non-standard testing and to determine the terms and conditions upon which non-standard testing will be provided to applicants.
(b) Petitions for non-standard testing shall be in writing on a form prescribed by the committee and shall be filed, together with such attachments as the committee may require, with the administrative director on or before 30 April for a July examination and on or before 30 November for a February examination. The subcommittee may, in its discretion, hold a hearing on such petitions. The committee shall notify the applicant of its decision in writing.
Art. I-5. OTHER COMMITTEES. The chairperson may appoint from time to time such other subcommittees as he or she may deem desirable and, subject to the action of the committee, assign their duties and functions.
(A). Those law schools approved or provisionally approved by the American Bar Association at the time the applicant receives his or her law degree.
(i) Whether the law school seeking the approval of the Committee pursuant to this subparagraph shall have previously sought the approval of the American Bar Association, and if said approval has been denied or otherwise withheld, the reasons stated by the American Bar Association therefor.
(ii) Whether the law school is licensed and approved by the state authority authorized by law to license and approve educational institutions within a state and to confer upon the law school the power and authority to grant a bachelor of laws, a juris doctor or other equivalent degrees within the state in which such law school is located.
(iii) Whether the law school offers within its curriculum suitable courses in all of the subjects set forth in Article V-1 hereof.
(iv) Whether the law school offers within its curriculum as a mandatory requirement suitable courses in legal ethics and professional responsibility sufficient to enable students to comply with Article IV hereof.
(v) Whether the law school offers suitable courses and training as a mandatory requirement in legal skills, including, but not limited to, drafting of legal instruments, pleadings, briefs and other legal documents, and further, whether the curriculum contains a mandatory requirement of courses and instruction in the law of civil and criminal procedure and the law of evidence.
(vi) Whether and to what extent the law school makes faculty appointments for each academic year open to active, scholarly legal practitioners as adjunct faculty without discrimination against such persons.
(vii) The law school shall also furnish to the Committee appropriate statistical data concerning the passing percentages of its graduates taking the bar examination in the jurisdiction in which the law school is located or in any other jurisdiction in which its graduates are permitted to take the bar examination, said data to include the three immediately preceding years.
(viii) The law school shall also furnish to the Committee for its consideration information on such other matters as the Committee shall deem as bearing upon the ability of the law school to educate and prepare competent lawyers for admission to the Connecticut bar.
(ix) The Committee will consider only such applications made by law schools seeking approval as hereinabove set forth. The Committee will not consider applications for such approval on behalf of individual bar applicants. The Committee will specify the manner and form of an application to be filed by the law school, and the law school by the filing of such application shall be deemed by the Committee to have agreed to reimburse the Committee for all reasonable and necessary expenses of the Committee in considering and acting upon such application.
(x) No law school shall be approved if that law school discriminates against any applicant for admission or any applicant for a faculty position based upon race, creed, religion, gender, sexual preference, country of origin or disability.
Art. II-2. All applicants must receive a Juris Doctor or equivalent law degree from an approved law school not less than seven (7) days prior to the date of the examination for which the applicant has filed his or her application and proof of receipt of that degree must be received in the Office of the Administrative Director not less than seven (7) days prior to said examination.
Art. II-3. An applicant who has studied in a foreign country may qualify to apply for admission by submitting to the Committee satisfactory proof of the legal education required by all subsections of this article.
(i) successful completion of a period of study in a law school or schools each of which, throughout the period of the applicant's study therein, was approved by the government or an authorized accrediting body in such country, or of a political subdivision thereof, to award a first degree in law as evidenced by the report in (C)(i) of this article.
(ii) said program of study must be substantially equivalent in duration to the legal education provided by an American Bar Association approved law school in the United States.
(d) a minimum of six credit hours in other courses that principally focus on subject matter tested on the Connecticut bar examination as set forth in Article V-4.
(2) the clinical work or externship is done under the direct supervision of a member of the law school faculty.
(v) The fee prescribed by Article X-14. Applicants who receive approval of their petition for determination on foreign education may apply for admission by examination, admission by UBE score transfer, or admission without examination for the standard application fee. The Committee shall notify the applicant of its decision in writing.
(ii) Copies of official course descriptions for all courses taken at the LL.M. degree granting school.
Art. III-1. (A) The application to take the bar examination and for admission to the bar (for which the official forms obtainable from the administrative director must be used) shall be filed between 01 March and 30 April for a July examination and between 01 October and 30 November for a February examination.Applications filed between 01 March and 31 March for a July examination or between 01 October and 31 October for a February examination shall be filed together with the fee prescribed by Article X(1)(a). Applications filed between 01 April and 30 April for a July examination or 01 November and 30 November for a February examination shall be filed together with the fee prescribed by Article X(1)(b).
(B) The application for admission by transfer of a Uniform Bar Examination (UBE) score (for which the official forms obtainable from the administrative director must be used) shall be filed within 3 years after attaining a total scaled score of 266 or higher on the UBE taken in any jurisdiction, together with the fee prescribed by Article X (2). A score is considered to have been attained on the date of the administration of the UBE that resulted in the score. Applications for admission by transfer of a UBE score may be filed concurrently any time after an application to sit for the UBE in another jurisdiction is filed with that jurisdiction. Any such concurrent application for admission by transfer of a UBE score must include a copy of the application filed in the other UBE jurisdiction in which the applicant will take the UBE. UBE scores for such concurrent applications must be transferred to the administrative office no later than 31 December for a July exam and no later than 30 June for a February exam. It is the applicant's responsibility to ensure that his or her qualifying UBE score is transferred to the administrative director by the National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE). Applicants shall submit official transcripts of undergraduate and legal education sufficient to satisfy the committee that the applicant's educational qualifications meet the requirements of Section 2-8 of the Rules.
(C) Answers on the application must be typewritten or prepared by electronic means and the application to take the bar examination and for admission to the bar must be used only for the examination for which it is issued.
An application is considered filed on the day it is RECEIVED, properly completed with the appropriate fees paid, in the office of the administrative director.
An applicant who fails to pass a Connecticut bar examination shall be permitted to file an application for the next administration of the bar examination within three weeks of the release of the results of the prior examination.
(A) Certified copies of driving record and accident history.
(B) Certificates of good standing from all courts (state and federal, except the U.S. Supreme Court) before which the applicant is admitted to practice.
(C) A copy of each application for admission to the bar and/or for admission to every bar examination submitted by the applicant in any jurisdiction other than Connecticut.
(D) Any other information requested by the examining committee.
All supporting documents required by this Article should be filed concurrently with the application.
Art. III-3. An applicant who withdraws his or her application to take the bar examination at least 30 days prior to the examination shall be entitled to a fee credit of seventy-five percent of the application fee paid by the applicant. Withdrawals for medical reasons accompanied by a doctor's certificate shall be entitled to a fee credit of seventy-five percent of the application fee paid by the applicant if received within ten days after the examination. In extraordinary circumstances, the Chair, or the Chair's designee, shall have the discretion to grant a credit of up to one hundred percent. In order to demonstrate extraordinary circumstances, the applicant must present evidence of exigent circumstances, such as serious illness or death in the family. All such requests related to exigent circumstances for a fee credit must be in writing and accompanied by appropriate supporting documentation, and must be received by the administrative director within thirty days after the examination. Any fee credits to which a withdrawing applicant may be entitled must be applied toward either of the next two succeeding examinations. All withdrawals must be in writing, addressed to the administrative director and are effective on the date received by the administrative director. This regulation shall be effective upon adoption and shall apply for all applicants beginning with the July 2018 examination.
Art. III-4. The administrative director shall make the applications available to the chairperson of the standing committee on recommendations in the appropriate county. The administrative director shall give notice by publication in the Connecticut Law Journal of the names of the applicants for the examination. Unless a written objection to an applicant is received by the appropriate standing committee on recommendations or by the examining committee within 10 days of publication, or the standing committee does not approve an applicant, the report of the standing committee shall be submitted to the county clerk without a meeting of the county bar. In the event that an objection shall be made to any applicant or the standing committee does not approve an applicant there shall be a hearing by the standing committee which shall make a special report on such applicant to be presented to a meeting of the bar of the county at which meeting said bar shall approve or disapprove such applicant.
Art. III-5. The administrative director shall retain the applications for not more than five (5) years and shall thereafter transmit them to the state library for permanent storage.
(a) No person who has been disbarred from the practice of law in any jurisdiction, or who is a party to pending disbarment proceedings in any jurisdiction, or who has resigned from the bar pending disciplinary proceedings in any jurisdiction may apply for admission to the Connecticut bar or to sit for the Connecticut bar examination until he or she has been readmitted to practice without condition or restriction in the jurisdiction disbarring or accepting the resignation of such person or until the pending disbarment proceedings have been resolved in favor of the applicant.
(b) No person who has been suspended from the practice of law in any jurisdiction may apply for admission to the Connecticut bar or sit for the Connecticut bar examination until the expiration of the period of suspension in the jurisdiction imposing such suspension.
Art. IV-1. All persons seeking admission to the practice of law in Connecticut by examination, by UBE score transfer, or upon motion without examination shall, prior to being recommended for admission to the bar, produce evidence of satisfactory completion of the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination. The passing score on the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination shall be a scaled score of eighty (80) and must be achieved within four years before or within one year after the date the applicant files his or her application for admission to the Connecticut bar.
Art. IV-2. In lieu of the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination an applicant may, prior to being recommended for admission to the bar, submit evidence of satisfactory completion of a course in professional responsibility/legal ethics offered by a law school approved by the bar examining committee as part of its regular curriculum. To be acceptable, the course must be completed with a grade of either "C" or "Pass" within four years before or within one year after the date the applicant files his or her application for admission to the Connecticut bar.
Art. IV-3. In lieu of the requirements set forth in Articles IV-1 and IV-2, an applicant for admission without examination who is a full-time faculty member or full-time clinical fellow at an accredited Connecticut law school may, prior to being recommended for admission to the bar, submit evidence of a scaled score of eighty (80) on the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination or a grade of either "C" or "Pass" in a course in professional responsibility/legal ethics offered by a law school approved by the bar examining committee as part of its regular curriculum.
Art. V-1. The Committee shall hold sessions semi-annually for the examination in law of applicants for admission to the bar. The examination shall be held at such place or places within the State of Connecticut as the Committee may designate, one to be held the last consecutive Tuesday and Wednesday of February and one to be held the last consecutive Tuesday and Wednesday of July, in each year. Such examination shall last two days, with two sessions each day.
Art. V-2. The examinations shall be in writing. The Committee shall provide pencils and pens. The Committee may allow an applicant to utilize a portable electronic device capable of operating the designated software to answer performance tests and essay questions provided that the applicant follows the procedure set forth by the Committee for electing such option. Special circumstances may, with the prior written approval of the committee, warrant a waiver, in whole or in part, of the requirements of this Art. V-2.
Art. V-3. An applicant may be examined at the examination next preceding his or her eighteenth birthday. If successful and otherwise qualified, he or she shall be admitted to the bar only upon attaining the age of eighteen.
(a) The examination shall be the Uniform Bar Examination (UBE), prepared by the National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE) and comprised of two (2) Multistate Performance Test (MPT) items, six (6) Multistate Essay Examination (MEE) questions, and the Multistate Bar Examination (MBE). Applicants may be tested on any subject matter listed by the NCBE as areas of law to be tested on the UBE.
(a)Raw scores earned on the MPT and MEE portions of the examination are combined and scaled to the MBE to calculate scaled written scores. The written scaled scores and the MBE scaled scores shall be combined to determine UBE total scores, with the MPT weighted 20%, the MEE weighted 30%, and the MBE weighted 50%. Scaled scores shall be used to assure that the standard used to measure competence is not affected by the difficulty of the particular test or the ability of the applicants sitting for a particular examination. A total UBE score of 266 shall be the minimum passing score. An applicant's scaled MBE score shall be expressed to one decimal place. An applicant's total UBE score shall be expressed to the nearest whole number.
Art. V-6. In order to obtain a UBE score, an applicant must sit for the MPT, the MEE, and the MBE in Connecticut during the same administration of the exam. An applicant may sit for the MBE in another jurisdiction as a part of the bar examination of that jurisdiction and transfer that MBE score to Connecticut for purposes of local admission to the Connecticut bar. Upon election by the applicant prior to the administration of the examination, the committee will accept an applicant's concurrent MBE score or the applicant's MBE score from any of the three administrations of the MBE next preceding the administration during which the applicant sits for the MPT and MEE in Connecticut. The election to sit for the MBE in Connecticut, concurrently in another jurisdiction or to use a score from a prior administration of the MBE must be made in writing on a form provided by the Committee not less than fourteen (14) days prior to the date of the examination for which the applicant has filed his or her application. If the MBE score is from a prior administration of the MBE, then the applicant must have been successful on each examination for which the score was originally achieved. . An applicant who elects to transfer an MBE score from a concurrent or prior administration of the exam will not obtain a UBE score.
(A) An applicant who elects to use an MBE score as limited above must have a certificate of that MBE scaled score and of success on each examination for which the score was originally achieved sent directly to the administrative director by the other jurisdiction(s) or the NCBE on a form provided by the administrative director.
(B) It shall be the applicant's responsibility to ensure that the administrative director receives the certified report of the MBE score and of success on each examination for which the score was originally achieved in a timely manner.
(C) An applicant's transferred score on MBE shall be disclosed to him or her unless the transferring jurisdiction directs otherwise.
(D) Scores on the MPT and MEE are not transferrable.
(E) An applicant taking the bar examination in Connecticut may request the certification of an MBE score earned in Connecticut to another jurisdiction. An applicant requesting certification of an MBE score earned in Connecticut to another jurisdiction must direct such request to the Committee's Administrative Office on a form provided by the Committee and pay the fee prescribed in Article X (9).
concurrently in another jurisdiction as designated in his or her Connecticut application or in a timely amendment thereto filed in accordance with Article V-6. Any applicant who does not attend all four sessions of the examination will be deemed withdrawn from the examination and will not receive examination results.
(b) In order for the examination to be graded when using an MBE score from a previous administration, the applicant must attend both the MPT and MEE sessions at the designated location in Connecticut. Any applicant who does not attend both sessions of the MPT and MEE will be deemed withdrawn from the examination and will not receive examination results.
(c) Except in extraordinary circumstances, applicants must remain in the examination room for the first hour of the examination.
(d) No applicant will be admitted to the examination more than 1 hour after the examination session begins. An applicant who fails to appear for one session of the examination shall not be admitted to a later session. Any applicant who is not present for both sessions of the MPT and MEE will not be permitted to take the MBE in Connecticut on the following day.
Art. V-9. The committee shall meet at such time and place as may be fixed by the chairperson to determine the results of the examination and announce the names of the applicants recommended for admission to the bar. The administrative director shall certify to the clerk of the superior court for each county the names of the applicants who are recommended for admission to the bar and shall likewise notify the Office of the Chief Court Administrator which shall notify the press. Such certification shall expire after one hundred eighty (180) days.
Art. V-10. Each applicant recommended for admission to the bar shall (unless specially excused by the clerk of the superior court) present himself or herself for admission as an attorney at a session of the superior court to be held in the county in which such applicant seeks admission or in such other place or places, on such date and at such hour as shall be prescribed by the committee.
Upon a showing of due excuse, the clerk of the superior court may arrange for the presentation for admission of an applicant at a session of the superior court to be held at another time and place to be fixed by the clerk.
Art. V-11. The administrative director shall notify each applicant of his or her results on the examination. Notification to an applicant who fails to pass the examination shall include a statement of the applicant's scores on the examination and such other examination information as the committee shall from time to time determine.
Art. VI-1. PURPOSE. The purpose of character and fitness screening before admission to the bar is the protection of the public and the system of justice. The public interest requires that the public be secure in its expectation that those who are admitted to the bar are, at the time of admission, worthy of the trust and confidence clients may reasonably place in their attorneys.
Art. VI-2. STANDARD OF CHARACTER AND FITNESS. A lawyer should be one whose record of conduct justifies the trust of clients, adversaries, courts and others with respect to professional duties owed to them. A record manifesting a significant deficiency in the honesty, trustworthiness, diligence or reliability of an applicant may constitute a basis for denial of admission. Conduct that is merely socially unacceptable or the physical disability of the applicant is not relevant to character and fitness for law practice and will not be considered.
Art. VI-3. BURDEN OF PROOF. The applicant bears the burden of proving his or her good moral character and fitness to practice law by clear and convincing evidence.
Art. VI-4. GOOD MORAL CHARACTER AND FITNESS TO PRACTICE LAW. The concept of "good moral character and fitness to practice law" necessarily reflects the mores of the community as well as an estimate of the individual. The determination of present good moral character and fitness is made at the time of admission. In considering good moral character and fitness the Committee will attempt to view the applicant as a whole person and take into account the applicant's entire life history rather than limit its view to isolated events in his/her life. The Committee's inquiry into an applicant's character and fitness emphasizes honesty, fairness and respect for the rights of others and for the law in general. There are no specific incidents, transgressions or misconduct which will result in disqualification. However, certain conduct indicates a lack of good moral character and/or fitness to practice law (See Art. VI-11 below).
a) The applicant shall be given the opportunity to demonstrate present good moral character and fitness despite particular past conduct.
ii) The applicant shall be provided the opportunity to submit such material as the applicant deems appropriate.
ix) Any other pertinent information; e.g. degree of remorse.
d) If the applicant establishes present good moral character and fitness despite past conduct, the Committee will certify the applicant.
e) i) If the Committee believes there are matters which indicate a lack of good moral character and/or fitness, the Committee may refer the file to the Standing Committee on Recommendations for Admission to the Bar in the county in which the applicant resides or, if the candidate is not a resident of Connecticut, to such Standing Committee as the Committee shall deem appropriate.
ii) The Standing Committee shall review the file and shall notify the applicant by certified mail if it determines that an investigative hearing is necessary. The notice shall provide the date, time and location of the hearing and shall state in detail the matters to be inquired into at the hearing and shall advise the applicant that the hearing shall be recorded and that he or she may be represented by counsel. The Standing Committee shall report in writing to the Committee whether it recommends the applicant.
iii) Upon receipt of the report of the Standing Committee the Committee shall either adopt the findings or hold a formal hearing on the application. If the Committee determines that a formal hearing is necessary it shall prepare written specifications which shall be sent to the applicant by certified mail. The specifications shall provide the date, time and location of the hearing and shall state in detail the matters to be inquired into and the facts, which, if proved, would form the basis of the committee's determination of lack of good moral character and/or fitness. The specifications shall advise the applicant that the hearing shall be recorded and that he or she may be represented by counsel. However, an applicant may request a waiver of a formal hearing if the applicant is in agreement with the terms of the Committee's recommendation of admission with conditions as provided in Sections 2-9 and 2-11 of the rules of the Superior Court.
iv) The formal hearing shall be conducted before a panel of the Committee consisting of at least three (3) members appointed by the chairman which shall have the power to act for the Committee. Following the conclusion of the formal hearing, the panel shall make its findings of fact and recommendation for or against the admission of the applicant. The applicant shall be notified of the findings of fact and recommendation. If the hearing is not completed within six months of its commencement through no fault of the committee, the application shall be deemed to be withdrawn by the applicant. Said six month period may be extended by the Committee upon good and sufficient cause shown by the applicant. A request for an extension must be filed by the applicant not less than thirty (30) days before the expiration of the six month period.
v) Any applicant who is dissatisfied with the Committee's recommendation concerning his or her character and fitness may, within sixty (60) days after notice of the Committee's recommendation, file with the administrative director a petition for reconsideration. The petition must contain new and additional material which the Committee has not previously considered. Only one such petition for reconsideration may be filed. Within 60 days of receipt of the petition for reconsideration, the Committee shall make its findings of fact and recommendation for or against the admission of the applicant. The applicant shall be notified of the findings of fact and recommendation.
Art. VI-6. CONTINUING CRIMINAL ACTIONS. Factors such as pending incarceration, probation, the restrictions of parole still in effect or unfulfilled sentences, while not determinative, will generally be considered to indicate that the rehabilitation process has not been completed.
Art. VI-7. CONDUCT IN VIOLATION OF THE RULES OF PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT.
Engaging in any conduct which would have subjected the applicant to discipline if he/she had already been a member of the bar will weigh strongly against a determination of good moral character and/or fitness. Similarly, lack of good standing in a jurisdiction where the applicant is (or was) admitted to the bar is indicative of a lack of good moral character and/or fitness.
Art. VI-8. CANDOR IN THE ADMISSION PROCESS. Lack of candor in responding to questions posed on the application for admission to the bar in Connecticut (or elsewhere) or otherwise posed by the Committee or its staff may be independent grounds for a finding of lack of good moral character and/or fitness notwithstanding the fact that the underlying information would not, standing alone, have been grounds for such a finding. The Committee expects that all applicants will provide a complete and candid response to its inquiries, whether on the application or as part of a subsequent inquiry.
Art. VI-9. MENTAL HEALTH INQUIRY. The Committees questions address recent mental health and chemical or psychological dependency matters. The purpose of these questions is to determine the current fitness of an applicant to practice law. Each applicant is considered on an individual basis. The mere fact of treatment for mental health problems or chemical or psychological dependency is not, in and of itself, a basis on which an applicant is ordinarily denied admission to the Connecticut bar. The Connecticut Bar Examining Committee regularly recommends licensing of individuals who have demonstrated personal responsibility and maturity in dealing with mental health and chemical or psychological dependency issues. The Committee encourages applicants who may benefit from treatment to seek it. As indicated in the Rules, all proceedings conducted pursuant to the Rules and Regulations are confidential.
On occasion a license may be denied when an applicant's ability to function is impaired in a manner relevant to the practice of law at the time that the licensing decision is made, or when an applicant demonstrates a lack of candor by his or her responses. Protection of the public that will receive legal services underlies the licensing responsibilities assigned to the Committee. Furthermore, each applicant is responsible for demonstrating that he or she possesses the qualifications necessary to practice law. Your response may include information as to why, in your opinion or that of your treatment provider, your condition will not affect your ability to practice law in a competent and professional manner.
The Connecticut Bar Examining Committee does not, by its questions, seek information that is characterized as situational counseling, such as stress counseling, domestic counseling, and grief counseling. Generally, the Committee does not view these types of counseling as germane to the issue of whether an applicant is qualified to practice law.
Art. VI-12. REAPPLICATION AFTER DENIAL. An applicant who is denied admission to the bar for lack of good moral character and/or fitness shall not be permitted to reapply within two years of denial; the denial may specify a longer period of time. A bar examination applicant so denied shall be required to retake and pass the bar examination. A motion applicant so denied shall be required to either reapply for admission without examination if qualified or apply, sit for and pass the bar examination.
Art. VI-13. TIME LIMITATION ON ADMISSION. A bar examination applicant recommended by the Committee, but not admitted to the bar within five years of the date of such recommendation shall be required to retake and pass the bar examination. A motion applicant recommended by the Committee, but not admitted to the bar within five years of the date of such recommendation, shall be required to either reapply for admission without examination if qualified or apply, sit for and pass the bar examination.
Art. VI-14. CHEATING AND OTHER DISHONEST CONDUCT.
the Committee shall serve written charges on such applicant by mail at the last address provided to the Committee by the applicant, stating with particularity the facts upon which such charges are based. The applicant's examination results shall be withheld pending the determination of the charges by the Committee.
(b) The applicant, no later than 30 days after the service of charges shall cause to be delivered to the Administrative Office of the Committee an answer, signed under oath, to such charges. Such answer shall identify with specificity the charges disputed by the applicant, who shall set forth any evidence which can be adduced by the applicant in contradiction of such charges. The applicant may include in such written answer a request that the Committee hold a hearing.
(c) In the event such applicant does not submit an answer signed under oath as provided in Subsection (b), the Committee shall deem the facts set forth in the written charges to be true.
(d) In the event such applicant does not request a hearing, and the Committee does not on its own motion determine to conduct a hearing, the Committee shall make a determination based on the evidence submitted. For all matters presented to the Committee, the rules of evidence shall be as in other administrative hearings as set forth in the Uniform Administrative Procedure Act. The Committee shall have the burden of proof by the preponderance of the evidence. If a hearing is held, the constitution of the panel hearing the matter shall be in accordance with Art. VI-5 (iv).
(e) If the applicant shall request a hearing, or if the Committee, on its own motion, determines to conduct a hearing, the Committee shall set a date for a hearing by the Committee or by three or more members of the Committee, who shall make a report and recommendation to the full Committee which shall render a written decision. Reasonable notice of the hearing shall be provided to the applicant.
(iv) transmission of a written report of the matter to the bar admission authority and/or disciplinary authority in every jurisdiction of the United States and, where applicable, to any foreign jurisdiction deemed appropriate by the Committee.
(g) The Committee shall notify the applicant of its decision in writing as soon as practicable.
(h) The applicant shall be entitled to be represented and advised by counsel, at his or her own expense, at every stage of the proceeding. Any person who voluntarily appears or who is compelled to attend, and submit proof or testimony, at any hearing held pursuant to Subsection (e) of this Part shall be entitled to be represented and advised by counsel, at his or her own expense.
Art. VII-1. The application for admission on motion under Section 2-13 of the rules shall be made upon the official form obtainable from the administrative director, which forms shall be filed with the administrative director.
Art. VII-2. Attached to said application for admission on motion shall be official transcripts of undergraduate and legal education sufficient to satisfy the committee that the applicant's educational qualifications meet the requirements of Section 2-13 of the Rules.
Art. VII-3. Applicants for admission on motion shall submit satisfactory proof of compliance with the professional responsibility requirement sufficient to satisfy Article IV of these regulations and Section 2-13 of the Rules.
Art. VII-4. There shall be a subcommittee on applications for admission to the Connecticut bar on motion pursuant to Rules of Practice, Sec. 2-13, which subcommittee shall have the duty and authority to consider and act upon all applications on motion insofar as such applications require a determination as to whether at least one jurisdiction of which the applicant is a member of the bar would admit a member of the bar of the State of Connecticut to its bar without examination under provisions similar to those set forth in Rules of Practice, Sec. 2-13.
All applicants will be required to satisfy the subcommittee as to compliance with Rules of Practice, Sec. 2-13, as set forth above. Upon written request of an applicant for such determination prior to requesting application materials and paying the fee therefore, the subcommittee shall make such investigation and inquiry as it shall deem appropriate and shall advise such applicant in writing thereof.
Any applicant dissatisfied with the decision of the subcommittee may request a hearing by the subcommittee for the purpose of setting forth other or additional information relating thereto.
Art. VIII-1. The application for registration as authorized house counsel under Section 2-15A of the rules shall be made upon the official form obtainable from the administrative director, which form shall be filed with the administrative director.
Art. VIII-2. Attached to said application for registration as authorized house counsel shall be official transcripts of legal education sufficient to satisfy the committee that the applicant's educational qualifications meet the requirements of Section 2-8 of the Rules.
(6) the required affidavits from two Connecticut attorneys.
Art. VIII-4 A. There shall be a subcommittee on applications for registration as authorized house counsel pursuant to Rules of Practice, Sec. 2-15A, which subcommittee shall have the authority to consider and act upon all applications for registration as authorized house counsel which subcommittee shall have the power to act for the Committee.
B. All applicants will be required to satisfy the subcommittee as to compliance with Rules of Practice, Sec. 2-15A.
C. The subcommittee may, in its discretion, require any applicant for registration as an authorized house counsel to obtain a background investigation report from the National Conference of Bar Examiners.
Art. IX-1. Failure to file any required document in a timely manner may result in a delay in or a denial of the applicant's admission to the bar. Any application not completed within one year of its filing shall be deemed to be withdrawn by the applicant. This one year period may be extended by the committee upon good cause shown by the applicant. Any request for extension must be filed by the applicant not less than thirty (30) days before the expiration of the one year period.
Art. IX-2. Any application not completed within nine (9) months of its filing must be updated by submission of a Supplemental Affidavit Updating Original Application (on a form to be designated by the administrative director). Failure to submit a Supplemental Affidavit Updating Original Application will render an application incomplete.
Art. IX-3. If an application remains pending before the Committee for character and fitness review for six (6) months from the date of the notice of such review, the applicant shall submit a Supplemental Affidavit Updating Original Application (on a form to be designated by the administrative director). Any application for which a Supplemental Affidavit Updating Original Application is not submitted within three (3) months thereafter shall be deemed withdrawn by the applicant. This three (3) month period may be extended by the Committee upon good cause shown by the applicant. Any request for extension must be filed by the applicant not less than thirty (30) days before the expiration of the three (3) month period.
(13) Application fee for registration as authorized house counsel: $1000.
All fees must be made payable to the Connecticut Bar Examining Committee by certified check or money order; personal checks are not accepted.


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At RLBC we desire to be committed to the preaching of God's word, to doing what it says and to making disciples equipped for everyday life. A people who love God and love each other and who share the gospel and aspire to do so more effectively; are devoted to prayer and who care for the poor and needy. A local church with a commitment to serve its local area and also support UK and overseas mission. A big family serving God together, reliant on the power of the Holy Spirit. A vibrant and diverse community in awe of God and offering a warm welcome to all.
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Best of Weekly Music Shows: 6/9 - 6/15
We're back with another selection of performances from the weekly music shows! This week was the first week back for Music Bank after holding off the broadcast for the previous eight shows. Marring the normal schedule of shows, however, was the airing of the 2014 Dream Concert in place of Inkigayo. Taking home trophies were VIXX at Show Champion, Taeyang at M! Countdown and Show! Music Core, and Infinite for Music Bank. Cherry Filter, San E and After School's Raina, Topp Dogg, and Tahiti held comeback stages while Music Bank also held special stages for a 'World Cup Special.' I've chosen some of my favorites of the week below, but please do share your own ones in the comments!
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXIQW279D6o]
Baek Ji-young's "Still in Love," MBC Music Show Champion, June 11, 2014
The simplicity of Baek Ji-young's stage is welcome and suits her. Show Champion also set up a pleasing assortment of lights and backgrounds to accompany the ballad singer. All in all, captivating performance.
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucaSNVeZZfs]
T-ara's Jiyeon's "Never Ever," MBC Music Show Champion, June 11, 2014
The best part of Jiyeon's performances is how dynamic they are. The choreography uses the entire stage well and incorporates mirroring, partner work, and the typical backup dancer setup. The bat dance with the jacket isn't my favorite, but I think I can overlook that in favor of everything else. If anything, it does give you something to remember.
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J479xrkQCZM]
JungGiGo feat. Olltii's "Want U," MBC Music Show Champion, June 11, 2014
It's always nice to see a vocalist enjoying himself on stage. I haven't watched many previous performances of "Want U," but JungGiGo looks considerably more relaxed now than he was during "Some." But I'm going to be honest here: this song is on the list for this week primarily because of camera work. There are certain parts of the song (such as around 0:55) where there are three accented syllables in succession, and the camera proceeds to zoom in three times. For some reason, this is the funniest thing when it happens every time that pattern of emphasis occurs. Or that could be just me.
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stwvDWsEMbQ]
Taeyang's "1AM," Mnet M! Countdown, June 12, 2014
Having Taeyang freestyle it back and forth on a white stripe was probably the best decision they could have made for this song. The result is a stage so natural you can't help but enjoy it.
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MSEprfTrt8&start=99s]
ZE:A's "Breathe," KBS Music Bank, June 13, 2014
One of my favorite things about groups with a large number of members is when they use their numbers to smoothly work in units without making everything messy. ZE:A accomplishes that. The song's airy quality is accompanied by similarly light movements which aid in fluidity.
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oq6-sVOdtKg]
Secret's Hyosung's "Good-night Kiss," KBS Music Bank, June 13, 2014
Frankly, Hyosung has been simply killing it during her solo promotions. From her styling to her surprisingly stable vocals and interesting choreography, I'd call her solo debut a success, especially since she's still charting relatively high a month after her single's release. This performance was my favorite from this week because of her hair, outfit, and those fanboy chants.
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Tags: Baek Jiyoung, Best of Weekly Music Shows, Hyosung, Jiyeon, Junggigo, Olltii, Taeyang, ZE:A (Children of Empire)
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David Joseph Rieder Sr.
ROSARY: Roller Funeral Home Chapel
1700 E. Walnut St.
Paris, AR 72855
St. Joseph Catholic Church
W. Walnut
St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery
of Paris, AR
October 13, 1949 - December 16, 2019
David Joseph Rieder, Sr., 70, a resident of Paris, passed away Monday, December 16, 2019, at his home.
He was born October 13, 1949, in Paris to the late Gilbert Rieder and Bertha (Yother) Wineberg. David spent his working years as a mechanic and a stone mason for numerous years and most recently as a paramedic for the Logan County EMS. He was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Paris. In his spare time David enjoyed hunting and fishing. In addition to his parents he is preceded in death by a daughter, Monica Varela and brother, James "Jimbo" Rieder.
Survivors include two sons, David Rieder, Jr. and wife, Stephanie of Clarksville and Brandon Rieder and wife, Amanda of Paris; a daughter, Geneva "Jenny" Rieder and significant other, Michael Jorden of Paris; eleven grandchildren, Andrew Davis, Nick Davis, Ciara Rieder, Emmaline Rieder, Kenleigh Rieder, Ethan Rogers, Madelyn Rieder, Parker Rieder, Morgan Lovell, Jason Lovell, II and Amber Lovell; a brother, Billy Rieder and wife, Ruth of Midway; a sister, Carol Gindhart of Paris and numerous nieces and nephews.
Rosary will be held at 6:00 p.m., Thursday, December 19, 2019, at the Roller Funeral Home Chapel in Paris.
The funeral mass will be held at 10:00 a.m., Friday, December 20, 2019, at the St. Joseph Catholic Church in Paris with Fr. Reginald Udouj, OSB. Burial will follow in St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery under the direction of Roller Funeral Home.
Pallbearers will be Andrew Davis, Nick Davis, Tommy Michaud, Nate Davidson, Jason Lovell, Ryan Gindhart and Cletis Rieder. Honorary pallbearers will be Mike Jorden, Ethan Rogers, John Soller and Harold Stewart.
Bob Parks
Paris, AR
Sorry to hear this about David.
He had a good sense of humor about him. Always enjoyed talking to him and listening to him laugh. He had a contagious laugh. Made you feel good just to hear him laugh.
Thoughts and prayers for his family.
Toby and Barbara wilson
We are sorry for your loss. Sincerely
Brenda (Farmer) Brown
RIP David. Peace and comfort to family and friends.
Toby and Kathy Moore
Van Buren, AR
Sending our deepest condolences
Ronnie and Millissia Jones
Prayers for his family. It's such a hard thing to lose a loved one. Enjoy the memories you all have made together.
Glen Chavers
Lamar, AR
Best EMS partner I ever had. R.I.P my friend.
Beverly HUGHES
Charleston, AR
I'm so sorry for your loss
Rebecca Bowen
I'm praying for you and your family at this time 🙏 ❤
Scott Breed
Very sad to hear of David's passing. Many great memories of David from my youth. I combine my prayer to the many others for God's peace for the family and many loved ones.
David Whitman
Prayers for the family. David was a great friend.
Sabrina Walker Frantz
So sorry for your loss ,sending prayers ♥
Doris Hudson
Clarksville, AR
David, Stephanie, Emmaline and Kenleigh: Sending our love and prayers at this most difficult time. You have been such a blessing to our family and we appreciate you so much.
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Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. David is now at peace. God bless you all.
Henry Frederick
David was a good man gone too soon. He is walking the streets of gold now and in no pain. Comforting prayers for all of his family.
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Baker McKenzie and Equiteq advise on JCRA | Chatham deal
22 November 2019 Consultancy.eu
Equiteq
Two large players in the financial risk management solutions space – US-headquartered Chatham Financial and UK-headquartered JCRA Group – have merged to form a group advising 3,000 clients on more than 20,000 transactions with a notional amount in excess of $700 billion per year.
Founded in 1991, Chatham Financial is an independent financial risk management advisory and technology firm. The company provides companies with debt and derivative solutions, enabling them to mitigate risks associated with interest rate, foreign currency, inflation, and commodity exposures.
Counterpart JCRA focuses on the same segment, and has been providing debt advice and building financial hedging solutions for over three decades. Both companies provide their services to mainly commercial real estate, private equity, infrastructure, financial institutions and corporate clients.
The joining of forces of the two rivals creates a dominant global player in the financial risk market, with almost 700 employees based in the Americas (Denver, Pennsylvania, Toronto), Europe (London and Krakow) and Asia (Melbourne and Singapore).
The CEO's of both companies describe the deal as complementary. Chatham Financial enjoys a top reputation in the US market, while JCRA has a similar billing in Europe. "Together, we can have an even greater impact," said Clark Maxwell, Chief Executive Officer of Chatham Financial.
Brian Conly, Co-Head of Europe at Chatham Financial, added, "Clients of both firms will benefit from our enhanced ability to manage their exposure to capital market risks and innovate alongside them."
As part of the integration, JCRA's Chief Executive Officer, Jackie Bowie, will join Chatham Financial as Co-Head of Europe, working alongside Conly. "Combined we will will raise the bar for what clients expect when transacting in the debt and derivative markets."
Dealmakers
The transaction was advised on by several dealmakers. M&A lawyers from Baker McKenzie advised Chatham Financial on the legal aspects of the deal. The work was led by Baker McKenzie's London office, with partners Ian Jack, James Burdett and Mark Simpson at the helm of a 10-strong team, and supported by the law firm's offices in New York and Toronto.
Commenting on the deal, Ian Jack said: "We are delighted to have advised Chatham Financial on this strategically important. This was a highly complex transaction involving regulatory clearances in the UK and the US, and very clearly demonstrates Baker McKenzie's strength in tackling highly challenging transactions."
Matt Henry, a Managing Partner at Chatham Financial lauded the transaction support provided, stating "We have known and worked alongside Baker McKenzie for several years as co-advisors on complex transactions and are very pleased to have had them on our side for this landmark deal in Chatham's development."
Meanwhile, at the other side of the table, JCRA received strategic and financial advice from Equiteq, an M&A advisory firm for companies in the professional services industry. Ed Groome, Managing Director at Equiteq, said: "We are delighted to have supported the management team and JCRA's shareholders throughout the sale process."
Speaking of Equiteq's role in the transaction, JCRA's CEO Bowie remarked: "We have known the team for quite a few years and they had engaged with JCRA early on other aspects of preparation for exit. The team was on hand throughout the process and provided guidance to help us reach a successful conclusion."
Other dealmakers that supported the transaction were at the time of writing unknown.
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Any replacement suggestions for the 2n1308?
Small Bear has a 2N1306 PNP. Is that compatible? Aren't the even numbered one PNP and the odd ones NPN? Or did it just work out that way? Is the 2N404 usable here?
You need to use NPN transistors but pretty much anything would be ok. I just bought some 2N1306's for an Openhaus, so that will probably be a good choice. It doesn't follow the even or odd last number rules, although the 1306, 1308 and 1310 are all NPN, so Smallbear must have them marked up incorrectly.
Russian MP38A's may be pretty good for this too, although maybe not quite as much gain as you would like, but they can be found cheaply and in quantity.
My 1306's from Small Bear work great!
I noticed a couple of value changes I missed, so if you want to build it grab the latest layout now posted above.
OH MY GOD YES! This is number one on my most wanted-list. Ordering the parts already. You're the man!
Nonetheless, the Hoof is really very, VERY good Muff take.
Hi Mark, I built this early this month using my own layout which is based on one of your other big muff layouts, so this one is almost identical to mine. The values and components look good to me.
I have to change the lower left resistor, I used 390R instead of 100R but it sounds good.
You'll never see the schematics here unless either we did them ourselves, or we have permission to post them. If we don't we're not going to do anything which could have negative implications for the site. But like we've always said, the schematics for 99% of the layouts we do here can be found easily on freestompboxes.org, so if you do a bit of searching, I'm sure you'll find it no problem.
Thanks for this one IvIark~!
I built the layout posted by JohnK under the Crimson Drive page (http://johnkvintageguitars.homestead.com/Effects/Fuzz-ODs/Hoof/01-Hoof-VERO.png).
Is there a schematic similar to the Hoowf Fuzz for this layout? I noticed that my build didn't sound too close to Hoof Fuzz. If this part of the circuit is different then I will build this one as well. FYI JohnK's sound really good but I want the Hoof tone.
That's the schematic I did it from too, and that cap is just a PS filter from 9V to ground and so unless your last build was noisy, isn't going to make a difference if everything else matches.
Awesome thanks!! It is only noisy when the volume knob is cranked. I would expect noise with the amount of volume it has. I must say this site is AMAZING and thank you for all the effort.
Hi there, I'm fairly new to building effects, in fact this is my first build and this may sound like a stupid question but here goes, I noticed on your diagram is says Volume 2 to Output, does this mean wire Volume 2 straight to the tip of the Output jack? Does this then bypass the need for a board output connection?
It means volume 2 is the final output of the effect, so that is what goes back to the stomp switch which is then wired as per the Offboard page.
Ahh, thank you very much. This all makes sense now.
Built this. I have a bunch of AC176 and AC187 and tried them. Even the ones with the highest Hfe did not deliver the gain heard in the PGS demo. I tought why not trying some Si diodes? So I swapped all four to MPSA18. And yes, that's it for me. Now it's not far from a standard Big Muff, but with the extra Shift control and the Hoof's tone stack. Love it. Will do some comparison with my Fire Red Fuzz clone and will see which goes into my board.
What sort of gain Ge did you use? Unfortunately I don't know what gain they were in the original and so we don't have a point of reference, but I think that should still make this verified, so thanks for that buddy.
Was there a previous version to this layout? I built the one that popped up on Google first. This is only my 3rd build and I am still not good finding issues. At max the volume is at unity, and there is very little gain. I used 2n1306 work a likes from small bear. I am wondering if anyone can help?
This was originally posted on 31st March and the creation date of the latest version of the layout graphic file is the 19th April. That doesn't necessarily mean anything significant was changed, I may have just shifted things about a bit if I didn't like the look of something which I do with most of the layouts.
The best way to fault find in the first instance will always be to measure the transistor voltages, so if you can do that and post them here it will give us a good clue.
The only voltage that looks like what I would expect is Q4, so I'd be checking part placement, soldering and values from the start. Q2 is miles off and the most obvious problem area, but whether it's the transistor or surrounding components needs to be established by looking at what you've put together closely.
Well easy enough Q2 and 3 were backwards. Works great now thanks!
Hope someone cal help with this... Does it matter if the LEDs are 3mm or 5mm?
I just build the pedal and generally it works, but the amplification is rather low and the distorted sound is quiet farty. So I have to crank the Volume knob to match my clean Volume. I used AC 173 with HFE 90-100. Is that normal????
Sounds like your transistors are misbiased. I dunno, it could be a number of things. I guess you should test your voltages against one which is working properly.
Thanks, Charles. I should measure the voltages and post them.
Hi! Does anyone know anything about the version "cloven"?
Hi. I live in Brazil and I don't find any NPN Ge hear. Can i use only silicon NPN for build this? Any suggestion?
Yes but it will most likely sound a little different. Give it a try it wont hurt anything.
Hi, I built this one and it has very nice sound, however I noticed that during play only D3 and D4 glows during play and D1 and D2 are off. Should't D1 and D2 glows as well?
Built one of these using 2n1304 transistors instead of 2n1308s and in4148 diodes instead of LEDs. Brutal doesn't even cover it; this is everything a Muff variant should be!
I want to reduce gain. Can I put M1B pot before 39K resistor (input) for example or is it better M1A pot?
That was my first build from this page and it worked on the first try. Great layout, great sound and I managed to fit it into a 1590b :-D.
I used yellow LED's instead of the red ones and 2n2369a silicium trannies instead of the germaniums in the original. Yet it sounds very smooth and almost identical to the original (borrowed a friends hoof for comparison). To be honest, I doubt anyone could point out which one's the original in a blindfold challenge.
Today I swapped the 2n2369a for two vintage OC139 and that sounds really cool. Way less gain but very juicy. I prefer my original version with the 2n2369 but I guess I have to build a second one.
Hello. According to KITRAE leds and capacitors (100 nF) near Q2 and Q3 must be replaced. I mean 100 nF goes to collector and pair of leds go to base. Am I right?
You're not. Since they're in series it doesnt matter which is first, the current doesn't care.
I just can't put in words how much I love this pedal! One of my first builds and on my board ever since.


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Patronymes
Espino est un patronyme porté par :
Martín Erasto Torrijos Espino (1963) : homme politique panaméen.
Gaby Espino (1977) : mannequin et actrice vénézuélienne ;
Paolo Espino (1987), lanceur droitier de la Ligue majeure de baseball.

Toponymes

El Espino : une municipalité du département de Boyacá.

Hoyos del Espino : une commune de la communauté autonome de Castille-et-León, dans la province d'Ávila ;

Espino : l'une des deux paroisses civiles de la municipalité de Leonardo Infante dans l'État de Guárico ;
 Espino : capitale de la paroisse civile d'Espino de la municipalité de Leonardo Infante dans l'État de Guárico.

Autres
 Stade Héctor Espino (es) : stade de la ville de Hermosillo au Mexique.

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We are delighted to be at the Stoke on Trent Hanley Continental Market. This will be our first visit to the five towns with our jewellery collection.
This four-day Continental Market brings a touch of Europe to the centre of Hanley with a stunning array of street food, gifts, craft and, of course, LoveTaliesin's gazebo filled with jewellery ideas for yourself or as gifts.
We'll have all these, and even more beautiful jewellery, in the LoveTaliesin gazebo on Tontine Square or Upper Market Square. While we're not yet sure of our exact location for this market, check our Facebook Page for more details as soon as we have them.
Although this is our first visit to this market, previous traders have represented India, Jamaica, Italy, Spain, Greece, Welsh, France, Germany, Belgium, UK and more! All products will be authentic to the trader's origin country, allowing shoppers to taste the true flavours of the world.


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Der Valley International Airport (IATA-Code: HRL, ICAO-Code: KHRL) ist der Verkehrsflughafen der amerikanischen Kleinstadt Harlingen im US-Bundesstaat Texas.

Lage und Verkehrsanbindung
Der Valley International Airport befindet sich fünf Kilometer nordöstlich des Stadtzentrums von Harlingen im Cameron County. Südwestlich des Flughafens verläuft die Loop 499. Der Valley Beaches International Airport ist nicht in den Öffentlichen Personennahverkehr eingebunden, Fluggäste müssen auf Mietwagen, Taxis und ähnliche Angebote zurückgreifen.

Geschichte
Der Flughafen wurde im Jahr 1941 als Trainingsbasis der United States Army Air Forces eröffnet. Später wurde die Basis von der United States Air Force als Harlingen Air Force Base bezeichnet. Im Jahr 1964 erklärte die Air Force, die Harlingen Air Force Base nicht mehr zu benötigen. Drei Jahre später übernahm die Stadt Harlingen den Flughafen von der Air Force. Im August 1989 erfolgte der erste Spatenstich für ein neues Passagierterminal, welches im März 1991 fertiggestellt wurde.

Flughafenanlagen

Start- und Landebahnen
Der Valley International Airport verfügt über drei Start- und Landebahnen, von denen zwei parallel verlaufen. Die längste Start- und Landebahn trägt die Kennung 17R/35L und ist 2530 Meter lang, während die parallele Start- und Landebahn 17L/35R 1813 Meter lang ist. Die Querwindbahn 13/31 ist 2212 Meter lang. Alle Start- und Landebahnen sind 46 Meter breit und mit einem Belag aus Asphalt ausgestattet.

Terminal
Der Valley Beaches International Airport verfügt über ein Passagierterminal am westlichen Vorfeld. In diesem befinden sich acht Flugsteige, von denen fünf mit Fluggastbrücken ausgestattet sind.

Fluggesellschaften und Ziele
Der Valley International Airport wird von den Fluggesellschaften American Eagle, Delta Connection, Frontier, Southwest Airlines, Sun Country Airlines und United Express genutzt. Den mit Abstand größten Marktanteil hatte im Jahr 2018 Southwest Airlines, gefolgt von United Express, Sun Country Airlines und United Express. Zusätzlich wird der Valley International Airport von den reinen Frachtfluggesellschaften DHL Aviation und FedEx genutzt.

Es werden ausschließlich Ziele in den Vereinigten Staaten angeflogen, darunter vor allem die großen Drehkreuze in Texas.

Verkehrszahlen

Verkehrsreichste Strecken

Weblinks

 Website des Flughafens (englisch)

Einzelnachweise

Valley
Bauwerk im Cameron County (Texas)
Valley
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DECA releases new album
February 6, 2018 southcapenetPress Releases
DECA definitely needs no introduction. This instrumental music group has managed to win over thousands of music enthusiast with their strikingly beautiful arrangements over the past year and is now ready to enter the next exciting chapter of their career.
The duo's fresh, modern and passionate renditions of crowd favourites is the key ingredient behind their instant success and resonates with audiences of all ages. II, the pair's second album, has just been released and promises to build on this winning trend. "The new album has a nice electronic sound. Our goal has always been to put a smile on people's faces and if our music can add a little rhythm to their daily lives, we are happy," says the group. "Almost the entire repertoire is aimed to get listeners on their feet. However, it is not specifically a dance album, but has a very contemporary, modern and euphoric vibe."
II consists of 13 easy-listening tracks in typical DECA fashion, which includes covers of various existing hits, such as Shape of You, Despacito and Kiss. There are also three original offerings, Irish Festival, St Paddy's Jig and Oorwin, which will definitely impress the public. The latter was recorded with Len Muller and is also the first single that will be released from the new CD. "Oorwin was written by Douw Steyn and William de Bruin, who is also co-producer of the album. William went through severe depression in 2017 and the song was inspired by the fact that there is light at the end of the tunnel. We hope that it will appeal to anyone going through a difficult time," the musicians said. "As an instrumental group, it is often a struggle to get play listed on the radio and we therefore decided to collaborate with Len on this song."
They are also very excited about Timber/Oukraalliejide Mashup and believe that it has the potential to be a big hit. "We wanted to do something risky and different. There are not many mashups of international pop songs and Afrikaans hits around, and we are excited to see the public's response. It's always better to try new things," they explain. "Douw also recently bought a mandolin, called Mandy, so aside from guitar and violin sounds, listeners can also look forward to some new texture. We also experimented with a voice part here and there."
According to them, the biggest challenge during the recording of the album was to meet their deadlines. "We are so busy with performances that it was difficult to get everything done in time. The other challenge, for any artist, is creativity. It's not something that can be forced and if something does not want to flow on the day, you have to try again tomorrow. But that's a good challenge."
The group has also recently completed another exciting projected. Themes & Love Songs, which is currently available on iTunes and concerts, is dedicated to all of their loyal fans and is a combination of crowd favourites and requests they have had over the past few years. It is a collection of soothing instrumental renditions of well-known love songs like From This Moment and Toe Vind Ek Jou, as well as movie and television themes like Game Of Thrones. This release is the perfect choice for background music at weddings and corporate functions.
Herman Steyn (on the violin) and Douw Steyn (on the guitar) are veterans in the music industry, with more than 26 years of combined experience between them. They met in 2014. Together with William de Bruin they started Son Records, a recording label, in 2015. Working closely together they started to enjoy performing and decided to create an album for themselves. What started out as a project to keep their creativity flowing, ended up becoming something much more and DECA was born. The group has since shared the stage with renowned artists and performed at various functions, launches and parties, including Aardklop.
Their debut album, Black Sails, was released in 2017 and was very well received. The video of the titular track has already had more than 30 000 hits on YouTube and the album has nearly reached gold status. "The album is a combination of instrumental, pop, folk and Irish sounds. The violin is the main focus, strongly supported by the acoustic guitar," they shared. "The CD is a mixture of up-tempo and slow soothing tracks. It includes original compositions (Picnic, Black Sails, Finnigan and Skylights), as well as some popular covers (Thousand Years, Love Me Like You Do, etc.)."
DECA would like to reach all demographics of the country with their music and also plan on submitting their songs to international radio stations. "We do not only have one specific target market and want to reach everyone in one way or another, regardless of race, gender, religion or sexual orientation. We also busk at shopping centers across the country, to cater for those fans who do not necessarily have the means to attend festivals and concerts." They have a great admiration for artists like Lindsey Stirling, Piano Guys and Die Heuwels Fantasties and would like to work with Joshua na die Reën one day.
THE TALENT BEHIND THE MUSIC
Both artists are passionate about music and enjoy a variety of genres. Douw, who inherited his love for music from his mother (Christa Steyn), did not always dream of becoming a musician. His interest only started during his student years at North-West University where he obtained a BCom degree in Business Management. "I started out helping my mother with her recordings and thirteen years later, I am still working in the music industry. I miss the times we spent together in the studio," he says. The guitarist also completed a music course in France, under the guidance of Grammy winner Chris Lord-Alge in 2014. His brainchild – Afrikaans Herlaai – received three Ghoema Award nominations in 2015.
Herman studied Music at the University of Stellenbosch, after which he joined the popular group, DNA Strings. Two years later he was off to South Korea to work at an educational English Theatre as musical director. After returning to South Africa, he worked with Add Life Productions on several successful musicals, including The Buddy Holly Story, Ester die Musical and Dawid die Musical. SHERAAZ, a five piece instrumental group founded by him in 2012, was nominated for a Ghoema Award in 2014 for Best Instrumental Album. "If I had to choose any other career, I would have liked to be a filmmaker. I love the film industry and film as a medium. I was busy with my master's degree in Film Music when I joined DNA Strings," he shares.
DECA's debut album is refreshingly different and hopefully a good indication of the musical masterpieces that can be expected of them in the future. The past year has taught the musicians not to have too many expectations when it comes to the music industry, because it is very unpredictable. That is why they poured their heart and soul into their second CD. "The recording process took six months and we wanted to take our time to ensure that the end-product is something we could be proud of. We tried to find the right balance between what the public wants to hear and what we, as musicians, enjoy," said the duo.
The thirteen carefully selected tracks, will not only capture the hearts of audiences, but will also invite them to sing and dance along. If you are not a fan yet, the group's latest offering will most definitely win you over.
SONGS ON DECA II SONGS ON THEMES & LOVE SONGS
Shape of You From this moment
Oorwin (met Len Muller) St. Elmo's Fire
Irish Festival Toe vind ek jou
Can't Stop The Feeling Beauty and the beast
Africa Game of thrones
Kiss Breathe (2AM)
St. Paddy's Jig Now we are free
Despacito I don't want to miss a thing
Secrets All of me
Timber/Oukraalliedjie Mashup (met Burman) Hallelujah
Toss The Feathers Pachelbel's Canon
Saying Something Stupid
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Herman Steyn
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Douw Steyn
E-mail: douw@sonrecordings.co.za
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Reckord Signing
ARGYLE manager John Sheridan has further boosted...
...his Pilgrims' squad on transfer deadline day.
Defender Jamie Reckord has signed on a three-month loan from League 1 leaders Wolves and, like midfielder Hamza Bencherif who joined on a short-term contract earlier in the day, has completed his registration in time to be able to play in Tuesday night's Johnstone's Paint Trophy first-round tie at Cheltenham.
Jamie, 21, is a left-back who turned professional with his home-town club in 2010 and is a product of the Molinuex Academy, having previously represented England at Under-16 and Under-17 level.
At the end of the 2010-11 campaign, Jamie was loaned out to League 2 Northampton Town, for who he made seven appearances including a losing debut on the eve of his 19th birthday against John Sheridan's Chesterfield.
He made his Wolves debut at the start of the following campaign in a 4-0 League Cup win over his former temporary employers at Sixfields.
Another loan spell followed later in the season, when played 17 times for League 1 Scunthorpe United.
Jamie, who is contracted to Wolves until the end of the current campaign, began last season on loan to League 1 Coventry City.
He made 12 appearances for the Sky Blues, including a memorable one in the Capital One Cup at Arsenal.
He also played in the first round of this season's Capital One Cup, when Wolves were beaten 1-0 at Argyle's divisional rivals, Morecambe.
The terms of Jamie's loan takes in all our games up to and including our New Year's Day Home Park derby against Torquay United.
Jamie will wear the number 28 shirt while he is at Home Park.


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Robert Downey Jr. was born on April 4th, 1965 in Greenwich Village, New York, to Elsie Ford and Robert Downey Sr. The family moved around a lot due to Robert's father's occupation as an independent filmmaker.
In the late 1980s, Robert spent many summers at a camp where he was taught acting, dance, improvisation and vocal technique among other things.
When Robert's parents divorced in 1977, he stayed in New York with his mother, while his older sister Allyson moved to California with their father. Robert followed her sister a couple of years later. He was given roles in school theater productions in Los Angeles.
With his father's approval, Robert dropped out of high school in 1982, and moved to New York to live with his sister. Before his acting career, he supported himself by working as a busboy (among other things). Soon enough he was part of local theatre and off-Broadway productions. Finally an agent spotted him and arranged for him to try out for movie productions in Hollywood. Read more about his career here.
Robert is currently living happily with his wife in Beverly Hills, California.
Wing Chun Kung Fu training and Ashtanga Yoga are important parts of Robert's life. He has credited them for helping him beat his drug addiction. He's also a strong believer in healing stones and the native American custom, saging, for clearing negative energies.
Robert's hobbies include painting and drawing, and he has created some interesting artwork over the years, including the cover art of his album.
Robert has a son, Indio, who was born on September 7th, 1993. Indio's mother is Robert's ex-wife, a singer/songwriter, Deborah Falconer.
While filming Gothika in Canada in April 2003, Robert met film producer Susan Levin whom he married on August 27th, 2005.
Robert appeared as a writer and singer on Vonda Shepard's "Ally McBeal: For Once in My Life" and "A Very Ally Christmas" albums and sang in a duet with Sting on The Police's "Every Breath You Take" hit dating from 1983. Downey also appeared in Elton John video "I Want Love" in 2001.
Robert has supported several charities and benefits through-out the years, including the South Asia tsunami aid, The American AIDS Foundation, Hollywood-Sunset Free Clinic benefit and Hope and Cope fundraiser to help cancer patients and their families. In 2001, Robert spent a lot of time on charity work for the Hollywood-Sunset Free Clinic. To bring in funds, he took a big part in planning, organizing, and hosting a 3 day benefit pop festival at Silver Lake in December.
Robert battled a drug addiction in the late 1990s and the early 21st century (2001), but has since beaten the problem. Later, he not only sought treatment and attended classes, but immersed himself in two disciplines — exercise and work.
"Life's really messy. But either the cosmos has order to it or it doesn't, and I choose to believe that it does. It's not about your day job anyway, it's about what you're here to do." (2006)
"They say an optimist believes the future's uncertain and that a pessimist is always right but derives no satisfaction from it. It's my duty to be an optimist, but the pessimist has more information." (2006)
"There's no benevolent god out there keeping an eye on my career. I've been really humbled by my inability to live life on life's terms. I think I'm really fortunate that I went through all that shit and got beat into a sense of reasonableness." (2006)
"Long periods of time in something fairly akin to purgatory is a great remedy for a life that's short on gratitude." (2005)
"Before, it was a lot of work, working hard and playing hard. And now, it's like I work hard, I work out hard, I rest hard and I love hard, and that's a better deal." (2005)
"I think performing music is something that's been in my heart for a long time. I thought, seeing as I'm pushing 40, it's time to do something a little more courageous than just make faces for cash and chicken." (2005)
"I've always been the type of fellow to put all my eggs in one basket, and then promptly take a dump in the basket." (2003)
"I'm allergic to alcohol and narcotics, I break out in handcuffs." (2003)
"Right now, all I'm putting into my body are cigarettes and coffee. Those are my last two addictions, and they'll go sooner or later. At this point in my life, I'm going for progress, not perfection." (2003)
"I've always felt like such an outsider in this industry. Because I'm so insane I guess." (1999)
"I don't think I'm in any position to give anybody advice about anything." (1998)
"If I didn't need to work for a living I'd be recording all the music that I've written over the last 15 years. I think it's the most personal mode of expression I've ever found." (1997)
"Mediocrity is my biggest fear. I'm not afraid of total failure, because I don't think that will happen. I'm not afraid of success, because that beats the hell out of failure. It's being in the middle that scares me." (1989)
[on his past addiction to drugs]: "It's like I have a loaded gun in my mouth, and I like the taste of metal."
"It's a blanket statement to say, 'That guy's really sharp and amicable and nice,' because there's a little bit of asshole in every nice guy, and there's a little bit of genius in every moron."
Fan mail addresses
Creative Artists Agency (CAA)
Rogers & Cowan
8687 Melrose Avenue, 7th Floor
Sources: Downey Unlimited, IMDb.com, Night and Day UK, The Star Online, Wikipedia, Inside the Actors Studio interview (2006)
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Hradiště  est une commune du district de Plzeň-Sud, dans la région de Plzeň, en République tchèque. Sa population s'élevait à  habitants en 2022.

Géographie
Hradiště se trouve à  à l'ouest-nord-ouest de Blatná, à  au sud-est de Plzeň et à  au sud-sud-ouest de Prague.

La commune est limitée par Kasejovice au nord, par Lnáře et Kadov à l'est, par Slatina au sud, et par Chanovice, Oselce et Nezdřev à l'ouest.

Histoire
La première mention écrite de la localité date de 1227.

Administration
La commune se compose de trois quartiers ou divisions cadastrales :
 Bezděkov u Kasejovic
 Hradiště u Kasejovic
 Zahorčičky

Galerie

Transports
Par la route, Hradiště se trouve à  de Blatná, à  de Plzeň et à  de Prague.

Notes et références

Commune dans le district de Plzeň-Sud


These cotton Rugs are called 'Chindi' and are woven on Handloom mostly from India. they are 100 % organic since in the manufacturing of these carpets, cloth remnants of the textile industry are used. Besides being light and very colorful, they are reversible and highly versatile, adapting easily to all corners of our homes.


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RIA «Daghestan» Ramazan Abdulatipov: "Lezghinka" is carrier of classical folk culture of Daghestan"
Ramazan Abdulatipov: "Lezghinka" is carrier of classical folk culture of Daghestan"
17 April 2014 15:44	Posted in: POLITICS Source : RIA"Dagestan"
Makhachkala, April 17, 2014. Daghestani Head Ramazan Abdulatipov met with Daghestan State Academic Dance Ensemble "Lezghinka".
Ramazan Abdulatipov, Daghestan Prime Minister Khizri Shikhsaidov and the minister of culture Zarema Butaeva watched the renowned ensemble hold a rehearsal.
Sharing his impressions with the ensemble, Ramazan Abdulatipov gave a few ideas as for the choreography details and costumes. The Daghestan head considers it important to skillfully combine modern arrangement of the national dance and the ancient traditions. After all, "Lezghinka" is a carrier of a classical Daghestan folk culture.
He thinks some national costumes lack brightness, they should be more picturesque; so he promised the ensemble to help the them fund creating of the new costumes for producing one of the dances.
"Lezghinka" is a historic ensemble, a talented team. I really like dances such as Kumyk and Dido dances. But it seems to me that the ensemble lacks epic compositions to demonstrate not only the choreography but the whole Daghestan culture. The Antsukh dance is of great importance, but it should be thoroughly elaborated. It is critical to observe all the traditions given that Daghestani have always been correct to the girls even in a dance,"- said Ramazan Abdulatipov.
"For 2015, we are allocating about RUR 30 million to fund designing of a centre for "Lezginka", and in a year later its construction will begin. Dancing is a really tough job, and the dancers have to be provided all the necessary comfort. Moreover, on the basis of "Lezginka", we can organize Daghestan Folk Dance Competition,"- said Daghestani Leader.
With his support, the ensemble assured they were ready to take their creativity and Daghestan culture with full dedication to every corner of the globe from a mountain village in Daghestan to a European city.


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