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How can I make a complaint against police?
You can make a complaint in the following ways:
Use our online complaints form here: https://www.northumbria.police.uk/forms/complaint
You can call Northumbria Police: 101
By email: professionalstandards@northumbria.pnn.police.uk
By post: Professional Standards Department, Newcastle City Centre Police Station, Forth Banks, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 3PH
In person at any police station with a public enquiry counter
Via the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) online complaint form: https://policeconduct.gov.uk/complaints-and-appeals/make-complaint
By post to the IOPC: PO Box 473, Sale, M33 0BW
By email to the IOPC: enquiries@policeconduct.gov.uk
Making a complaint FAQ
What can I complain about?
You can make a complaint if you:
have experienced inappropriate behaviour from a police officer, staff member, contractor or volunteer
have witnessed a police officer, staff member, contractor or volunteer acting inappropriately
have been adversely affected by the conduct of a police officer, staff member, contractor or volunteer, even if it did not take place in relation to you
If you want to make a complaint on behalf of another person, you will need to have their written permission. This does not apply if you are the parent or guardian of a child aged 16 or under and wish to complain on their behalf.
Is there a time limit for making a complaint?
There is no time limit for making your complaint. You should try and make your complaint as quickly as possible. If a complaint is made a long time after the incident, it can be more difficult to obtain evidence.
If your complaint is made more than 12 months after the latest incident, you will be asked to explain why your complaint has been delayed. Northumbria Police will consider your explanation and decide whether to deal with your complaint.
What happens after I make a complaint?
Northumbria Police will consider your complaint and make a decision about whether to record it.
You can expect to hear from Northumbria Police within 10 working days about whether your complaint has been recorded and, if it has not, the reason why.
Will my complaint be referred to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC)?
By law, Northumbria Police must refer certain complaints to the IOPC, including those that include an allegation of serious corruption or serious assault.
If your complaint is referred to the IOPC, they will decide who investigates it. It may be investigated independently by the IOPC or it may be returned to Northumbria Police for local investigation.
If your complaint is not referred to the IOPC it will be dealt with by Northumbria Police either by local resolution or local investigation.
What can happen as a result of my complaint?
The possible outcomes of the complaint investigation are:
Management action. This is where a manager deals with the way someone has behaved through non-disciplinary action and can include words of advice or the creation of an improvement plan.
Misconduct meeting. This takes place when an individual is found to have a case to answer for misconduct. The maximum disciplinary outcome is a final written warning.
Misconduct hearing. This takes place when an individual is found to have a case to answer for gross misconduct. The maximum disciplinary outcome is dismissal without notice.
Unsatisfactory Performance Procedure (UPP) – this may be invoked due to an officer's inability or failure to perform their role to a satisfactory level where there is no evidence of misconduct.
The outcome of the investigation may include non-disciplinary outcomes such as individual or organisational learning.
What is an appeal?
If you're unhappy about the outcome of your complaint, or about the way your complaint has been handled, you can appeal.
An appeal is a final opportunity to ask the Relevant Appeal Body to consider whether your complaint was adequately investigated or locally resolved and, if not, what needs to be done to address any outstanding matters.
Some appeals are handled by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) and some by Northumbria Police. To find out who should handle your appeal, please check the letter you received telling you the outcome of your complaint. You should send your appeal to the correct organisation. The letter you received will tell you when your appeal must be received.
Appealing against an investigation
You can appeal against the investigation into a complaint if:
You did not receive enough information to enable you to understand why Northumbria Police came to their decision.
You disagree with the findings of an investigation into your complaint. You might feel that the right witnesses were not interviewed, or that your complaint was misunderstood, or that Northumbria Police did not make the right decision based on all the evidence.
You disagree with the action that Northumbria Police plan to take after investigating your complaint.
You do not think that Northumbria Police made the right decision about whether an officer or staff member you complained about has a case to answer for misconduct, gross misconduct, or whether their performance was unsatisfactory.
You disagree with the decision not to refer the officer's or staff members conduct to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) for a decision about whether to bring criminal charges.
You cannot appeal if your complaint relates to a direction and control issue.
Appealing against an investigation form
Request a review not reasonable or proportionate to investigate
From 1st February 2020
You can request a review against the decision made by the Force Assessor not to investigate your complaint on the grounds that it is not reasonable or proportionate.
You disagree with the rationale provided by the Force Assessor when making their decision.
Request a review using the review form here.
How do I submit my appeal/request for review?
Your outcome letter will provide you with the details of the relevant appeal/review responsible for your appeal/review.
If you have been advised Northumbria Police is the relevant appeal body please return your completed form to:
Professional Standards Department
Newcastle City Centre Police Station
Forth Banks
NE1 3PH
Alternatively attach your completed appeal form and return by e-mail to:
professionalstandards@northumbira.pnn.police.uk
All appeals must be returned by the appeal expiry date as indicated on your decision letter.
If you have been advised the relevant review body is the Office of the Police Crime Commissioner, please return your completed request for review form to
Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner
2nd Floor Victory House
Balliol Business Park
Benton Lane
NE12 8EW
Alternatively attach your completed request for review form and return by e-mail to:
enquiries@northumbria-pcc.gov.uk
All requests for reviews must be returned by the review expiry date as indicated on your decision letter.
Professional boundaries
The below number is the confidential reporting line for you to report ANY matters you wish to bring to the attention of the Counter Corruption Unit, regarding criminal and/ or unethical behaviour you have witnessed or are aware of within the Force.
Examples of the type of behaviour you may wish to report are:
Disclosing of confidential information
Criminal associations
Abuse of position for sexual gain.
ANY reporting, will be handled in the strictest confidence and your identity will be protected.
Confidential Reporting Number
Police Integrity Line
northumbria-confidential-hotline@northumbria.pnn.police.uk
Corruption Reporting Mailbox
countercorruptionunit@northumbria.pnn.police.uk
Abuse of authority for a sexual purpose
Abuse of position for a sexual purpose
The abuse of position for a sexual purpose is defined as:
'any behaviour by a police officer or police staff member (including volunteers or staff contracted into police roles), whether on or off duty, that takes advantage of their position as a member of the police service to misuse their position, authority or powers in order to pursue a sexual or improper emotional relationship with any member of the public'.
This includes: committing a sexual act, initiating sexual contact with, or responding to any perceived sexually motivated behaviour from another person; entering into any communication that could be perceived as sexually motivated or lewd; or for any other sexual purpose.
The majority of police officers and police staff (including volunteers or staff contracted into police roles) are hardworking, professional and deliver an excellent service, however, sadly corruption of this kind does occurs in all forces and we all have a responsibility to prevent it and to protect all sections of the community, most notably the vulnerable.
People who are particularly vulnerable to such abuse include those suffering mental ill health, those with learning difficulties, juveniles, those who are drug or alcohol dependent, victims of abuse and victims of an alarming or traumatic experience.
Possible warning signs:
• The perception of an officer as a 'knight in shining armour'. This might manifest itself as gushing praise.
• Victim has a 'favourite officer' or frequently requests a certain officer
• Unexpected visits / welfare checks by the officer
• Domestic abuse investigation is steered towards low level/ quick resolution
• Physical contact
• Flirtatious behaviour
• Nicknames/pet names
• Unnecessary communication i.e. through social media/phone/email
• Kisses on end of messages ('x') or other sexualised comments
• Contact or visits off duty
• Presents/gifts/letters
• Continued contact after an incident or case is concluded
• Victim will often not see that there is anything wrong with the relationship and how it started
Call 101 and formally report as an incident
Report via a third party agency (IOPC, Local Authority, Solicitor, Citizens Advice Bureau, other support agency or charity)
Report via the Police Confidential Reporting Line
The below number is the confidential reporting line for you to report ANY matters you wish to bring to the attention of the Police Counter Corruption Unit, regarding criminal and / or unethical behaviour you have witnessed or are aware of within the Force.
Examples of the type of behaviour you may wish to report are, Disclosing of confidential information, Criminal associations and Abuse of position for sexual gain.
Understanding the boundaries
Read more: Understanding the boundaries PDF
IPOC lessons learnt
IOPC lessons learnt
Visit: IOPC Learning the Lessons
Accessing data on the force computer system
Misconduct meetings have revealed issues around officers/staff accessing data on the Force Computer System without a policing purpose.
Issues around confidentiality have been addressed during Professional Standards Department (PSD) presentations to all officers/staff across the Force during 2017 and 2018. An awareness of the impact/outcome of any breaches was highlighted during these inputs. A Force Wide bulletin was also circulated.
Reduce/Prevent breaches of the Data Protection Act 1998/Computer Misuse Act 1990 and the Professional Standards of Behaviour; Confidentiality.
Professional Standards Department has carried out a number of investigations where police officers/police staff have allegedly accessed confidential and personal information on the Force Computer System without a policing purpose. Such action, if proven, would be a breach of the Standards of Professional Behaviour i.e. confidentiality.
Such actions may also constitute a criminal offence under Section 55 Data Protection Act 1998 and/or Section 1 Computer Misuse Act 1990.
So that lessons can be learned, officers/staff need to be aware that any confidential and personal information they access on the Force Computer System must be related to their role and/or for a policing purpose.
Failure to comply may result in individuals facing criminal prosecutions/convictions at court and regulatory action against the Force undertaken by the Information Commissioner's Office.
To ensure that all officers and staff understand their personal responsibility when using Northumbria Police ICT Systems there is an Acceptable Use Policy which they are asked to read.
Adhering to this policy safeguards confidential and sensitive information, protecting officers/staff and the reputation of the Force.
Drunk and incapable
Increase in the number of persons who have been brought unnecessarily into custody whilst heavily under the influence of alcohol, drugs and other intoxicants.
Amendments have been made to the Force Policy/Procedure on drunk and incapable to bring them up to date. A lessons learned bulletin was circulated Force wide and published on the force intranet site, providing guidance on how to deal with persons who present in such a way.
Medical attention provided to persons who present as drunk and incapable at the earliest opportunity. Prevent/reduce the risk of deaths in custody.
There was an increase in the number of persons brought unnecessarily into custody whilst heavily under the influence of alcohol, drugs and other intoxicants.
CCTV within custody suites has shown that these individuals have been:
Unable to either walk unaided or stand unaided and have been unaware of their own actions, or unable to fully understand what has been said to them.
Persons who present in this condition should be treated in hospital rather than taken to a custody suite. The medical services at a Police Station are not equipped to provide the extensive care such detainees require.
Where a police officer/PCSO deals with a person who is drunk and incapable and/or heavily under the influence of drugs or intoxicants they will:
Administer first aid where appropriate, in accordance with their training.
Request the attendance of an ambulance to enable a medical assessment of the person to take place.
Where a person has declined or has been refused treatment this does not absolve the police or medical services of their responsibility. A dynamic risk assessment should be carried out taking into account all of the given circumstances. Officers should have an understanding of the drunk and incapable protocol between Northumbria Police and the North East Ambulance Service which will assist in the decision making process.
However, arrest and detention at a custody suite should only occur in exceptional circumstances as appropriate medical treatment is delayed and increases the risk to all parties.
In instances where detainees are drunk/under the influence of drugs but are not deemed to be 'incapable', officers need to be confident that the person is fit to be transported to a custody suite and monitor their condition throughout the journey.
It is important to understand that a person who presents as being drunk and disorderly may in fact have another medical condition. Further information can be found on the College of Policing APP Guidance on Detention and Custody: Alcohol and Drugs.
Any person with a head injury or open wound which requires medical attention should go directly to hospital for treatment.
Further cases were referred to Professional Standards Department (PSD) where it was evident that persons deemed incapable through drink and/or drugs were still being arrested, transported and presented in custody.
A Bulletin was sent out to front line officers on 6 July 2018 in relation to this issue.
A video was compiled by Learning and Development Department with the assistance from the Head of the Custody Unit and this was sent out to all front line officers to view.
Embed the message sent out in previous bulletins, informing officers that persons presenting as such need to be taken straight to hospital.
Prevent/reduce the number of Death and Serious Injury (DSI) incidents within Custody.
Missing persons who have subsequently been found deceased in circumstances which have resulted in mandatory referrals to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) due to police contact. Concerns were identified around the risk assessments carried out either at the time the person(s) was reported missing or during the period prior to them being found.
A review of the training provided to silver/bronze commanders was carried out, particularly around risk assessments.
Review and implementation of further training to officers supervising missing person investigations.
Officers/staff using their professional position to establish or pursue a sexual or improper emotional relationship with any current or former victim, offender or witness, or using contact with them to pursue a relationship with someone close to them.
During 2017 and 2018 Presentations/Briefings have been delivered by Professional Standards Department (PSD) staff to all officers/staff across the force on Maintaining Professional Boundaries.
Presentations/briefings have been delivered on the same issue by PSD staff to partners/agencies.
To Prevent this serious form of corruption and highlight the importance of reporting any concerns/suspicions in relation to colleagues.
"any behaviour by a police officer or police staff member*, whether on or off duty, that takes advantage of their position as a member of the police service to misuse their position, authority or powers in order to pursue a sexual or improper emotional relationship with any member of the public"
This includes: committing a sexual act, initiating sexual contact with, or responding to any perceived sexually motivated behaviour from another person; entering into any communication that could be perceived as sexually motivated or lewd; or for any other sexual purpose. (*including volunteers or staff contracted into police roles)
The Standards of Professional Behaviour state that:
"We do not use our professional position to establish or pursue a sexual or improper emotional relationship with anyone with whom we come into contact with in the course of our work, who is vulnerable to an abuse of trust or power."
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Misconduct outcomes and hearings
Northumbria Police demands the highest standards of professionalism, honesty and integrity from its officers and staff. Where those standards are not met, consideration may be given to instigating misconduct proceedings.
Read more on misconduct hearings and outcomes
IOPC Complaints


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Q: on edit fill the form fields with the database values I have checkbox list in my form where user can select and save the data in to the database and edit the data.
In the checkbox list i have one checkbox named other and if user check the checkbox named other it populates a textbox in which user has to enter the other value.
while saving the data into the database I just replaced other checkbox value with textbox value.so upto now its working good.
But if user wants edit the form, I have to show the checkboxes with mark if value exists in the database and also if there is any value related to other then other checkbox should be checked and i have to place the value in the textbox.
Please find the code below
$aEquipment = array("Arthroscopy", "K-wires", "C-arm", "Mini-c-arm", "Other");

        //converting comma separated into array using explode function
        $dbequipment = $event->proc_equipment_request;  //array of values from database
            $dbequipment= explode('|',$dbequipment);
          foreach ($aEquipment as $equipment) {
             if(in_array($equipment,$dbequipment)) {
                    echo "<input name=\"equipment[]\" type=\"checkbox\" value=\"$equipment\" CHECKED> $equipment ";
              } else{
                  if($equipment == "Other"){
                         echo "<input name=\"equipment[]\" type=\"checkbox\" id=\"otherEquipment\" value=\"$equipment\"> $equipment";
                         echo "<input type=\"text\" id=\"otherEquipmentVal\" name = \"otherEquipment\" style=\"display:none; width:25%;\" placeholder=\"Equipment request\" />";
                     } else {
                         echo "<input name=\"equipment[]\" type=\"checkbox\" value=\"$equipment\"> $equipment";
                     }
                }
              }

I am able to check the checkboxes but unable to place the value of textbox.

A: You need to fill the value attribute of the text field, you have now:
echo "<input type=\"text\" id=\"otherEquipmentVal\" name = \"otherEquipment\" style=\"display:none; width:25%;\" placeholder=\"Equipment request\" />";

And need to have:
echo "<input type=\"text\" id=\"otherEquipmentVal\" name = \"otherEquipment\" style=\"display:none; width:25%;\" placeholder=\"Equipment request\" value=\"Your Value\" />";

Note the difference is the follow attribute at the end:
value=\"Your Value\"

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Wycliffe(i) 1 Aftir that the blood of gilti men was sched out, the Lord seide to Moises and to Eleasar, 2 preest, sone of Aaron, Noumbre ye al the summe of the sones of Israel, fro twenti yeer and aboue, bi her housis, and kynredis, alle men that mowen go forth to batels. 3 And so Moises and Eleasar, preest, spaken in the feeldi places of Moab, ouer Jordan, ayens Jerico, to hem that weren of twenti yeer and aboue, 4 as the Lord comaundide; of whiche this is the noumbre. 5 Ruben, the firste gendrid of Israel; the sone of hym was Enoch, of whom was the meynee of Enochitis; and Phallu, of whom the meynee of Phalluytis; and Esrom, 6 of whom the meynee of Esromytis; and Charmy, of whom the meynee of Charmytis. 7 Thes weren the meynees of the generacioun of Ruben, of whiche meynees the noumbre was foundun thre and fourti thousand seuene hundrid and thretti. 8 The sone of Phallu was Heliab; 9 the sones of hym weren Namuel, and Dathan and Abiron. `These weren Dathan and Abiron, prynces of the puple, that riseden ayens Moises and Aaron, in the rebelte of Chore, whanne thei rebelliden ayens the Lord; 10 and the erthe openyde his mouth, and deuouride Chore, while ful many men dieden, whanne the fier brente two hundrid men and fifti; and a greet myracle was maad, 11 that whanne Chore perischide, hise sones perischiden not. 12 The sones of Symeon bi her kynredis; Namuel, of hym was the meynee of Namuelitis; Jamyn, of hym was the meynee of Jamynytis; Jachin, of hym was the meynee of Jachynytis; 13 Zare, of hym the meynee of Zarenytis; Saul, of hym the meynee of Saulitis. 14 These weren the meynees of Symeon, of whiche all the noumbre was two and twenti thousynde and two hundrid. 15 The sones of Gad bi her kynredis; Sephon, of hym the meynee of Sephonytis; Aggi, of hym the meynee of Aggitis; Sumy, of hym the meynee of Sumytis; 16 Ozny, of hym the meynee of Oznytis; Heri, of hym the meynee of Hereytis; 17 Arod, of hym the meynee of Aroditis; Ariel, of hym the meynee of Arielitis. 18 These weren the meynees of Gad, of whiche al the noumbre was fourti thousynde and fyue hundrid. 19 The sones of Juda weren Her and Onan, whiche bothe weren deed in the lond of Canaan. 20 And the sones of Juda weren bi her kynredis; Sela, of whom the meynee of Selaitis; Phares, of whom the meynee of Pharesitis; Zare, of whom the meynee of Zareitis. 21 Sotheli the sones of Phares weren Esrom, of whom the meynee of Esromytis; and Amul, of whom the meynee of Amulitis. 22 These weren the meynees of Juda, of whiche al the noumbre was seuenty thousynde and fyue hundrid. 23 The sones of Isachar bi her kynredis; Thola, of whom the meynee of Tholaitis; Phua, of whom the meynee of Phuitis; 24 Jasub, of whom the meynee of Jasubitis; Semran, of whom the meynee of Semranytis. 25 These weren the kynredis of Isachar, of whiche the noumbre was foure and sixti thousynd and three hundrid. 26 The sones of Zabulon bi her kinredis; Sarad, of whom the meynee of Sareditis; Helon, of whom the meynee of Helonytis; Jalel, of whom the meynee of Jalelitis. 27 These weren the kynredis of Zabulon, of whiche the noumbre was sixti thousynde and fyue hundrid. 28 The sones of Joseph bi her kynredis weren Manasses and Effraym. 29 Of Manasses was borun Machir, of whom the meynee of Machiritis. Machir gendride Galaad, of whom the meynee of Galaditis. 30 Galaad hadde sones; Hizezer, of whom the meynee of Hizezeritis; and Helech, of whom the meynee of Helechitis; 31 and Ariel, of whom the meynee of Arielitis; and Sechem, of whom the meynee of Sechemytis; 32 and Semyda, of whom the meynee of Semydaitis; and Epher, of whom the meynee of Epheritis. 33 Forsothe Epher was the fadir of Salphath, that hadde not sones, but oneli douytris; of whiche these weren the names; Maala, and Noha, and Egla, and Melcha, and Thersa. 34 These weren the meynees of Manasse, and the noumbre of hem was two and fifty thousynde and seuene hundrid. 35 Forsothe the sones of Effraym bi her kynredis weren these; Suthala, of whom the meynee of Suthalaitis; Bether, of whom the meynee of Betherytis; Tehen, of whom the meynee of Thehenytis. 36 Forsothe the sone of Suthala was Heram, of whom the meynee of Heramytis. 37 These weren the kynredis `of the sones of Effraym, of whiche the noumbre was two and thretti thousynde and fyue hundrid. 38 These weren the sones of Joseph, bi her meynees. The sones of Beniamyn in her kynredis; Bale, of whom the meynee of Baleytis; Azbel, of whom the meynee of Azbelitis; Ahiram, of whom the meynee of Ahiramitis; 39 Suphan, of whom the meynee of Suphanitis; Huphan, of whom the meynee of Huphanitis. 40 The sones of Bale, Hered and Noeman; of Hered, the meyne of Hereditis; of Noeman, the meynee of Noemanitis. 41 Thes weren the sones of Beniamyn bi her kynredis, of whiche the noumbre was fyue and fourti thousynde and sixe hundrid. 42 The sones of Dan bi her kynredis; Suphan, of whom the meynee of Suphanytis. These weren the kynredis of Dan bi her meynees; 43 alle weren Suphanytis, of whiche the noumbre was foure and sixti thousynde and foure hundrid. 44 The sones of Aser bi her kynredis; Jemma, of whom the meynee of Jemmaytis; Jesuy, of whom the meynee of Jesuytis; Brie, of whom the meynee of Brieitis. 45 The sones of Brie; Haber, of whom the meynee of Haberitis; and Melchiel, of whom the meynee of Melchielitis. 46 Sotheli the name of `the douytir of Azer was Zara. 47 These weren the kynredis of the sones of Aser, and the noumbre of hem was foure and fifti thousynde and foure hundrid. 48 The sones of Neptalym bi her kynredis; Jesehel, of whom the meynee of Jeselitis; Guny, of whom the meynee of Gunytis; 49 Jeser, of whom the meynee of Jeserytis; Sellem, of whom the meynee of Sellemytis. 50 Thes weren the kynredis of the sones of Neptalym bi her meynees, of whiche the noumbre was fyue and fourti thousynde and foure hundrid. 51 This is the summe of the sones of Israel, that weren noumbrid, sixe hundrid thousynde and a thousynde seuene hundrid and thretti. 52 And the Lord spak to Moises, and seide, 53 The lond schal be departid to these, bi the noumbre of names in to her possessiouns; 54 thou schalt yyue the grettere part to mo men, and the lesse part to fewere men; possessioun schal be youun to alle bi hem silf, as thei ben noumbrid now; 55 so oneli that lot departe the lond to lynagis and meynees. 56 What euer thing bifallith bi lot, ethir mo ether fewere men take this. 57 Also this is the noumbre of the sones of Leuy bi her meynees; Gerson, of whom the meynee of Gersonytis; Caath, of whom the meynee of Caathitis; Merary, of whom the meynee of Meraritis. 58 These weren the meynees of Leuy; the meynee of Lobny, the meynee of Ebron, the meynee of Mooli, the meynee of Musi, the meynee of Chori. And sotheli Caath gendride Amram, 59 which hadde a wijf, Jocabeth, douyter of Leuy, which douyter was borun to hym in Egipt. This Jocabeth gendride to hir hosebonde `Amram sones, Aaron, and Moyses, and Marie, `the sister of hem. 60 Nadab, and Abyu, and Eleazar, and Ithamar weren bigetun of Aaron; 61 of whiche Nadab and Abyu weren deed, whanne thei hadden offrid alien fier bifor the Lord. 62 And alle that weren noumbrid weren thre and twenti thousynde of male kynde, fro o monethe and aboue, whiche weren not noumbrid among the sones of Israel, nether possessioun was youun to hem with othir men. 63 This is the noumbre of the sones of Israel, that weren discryued of Moises and Eleasar, preest, in the feeldi places of Moab, ouer Jordan, ayen Jerico; 64 among whiche noon of hem was that weren noumbrid bifor of Moises and Aaron, in the deseert of Synay; 65 for the Lord bifore seide, that alle schulden die in `the wildirnesse; and noon of hem dwellide, no but Caleph, `the sone of Jephone, and Josue, the sone of Nun.


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Finding a cure for Alzheimer's disease (AD) is the goal of the UCLA-Easton Center and that goal is shared by our generous benefactor, Jim Easton. The UCLA-Easton Center includes the state-funded education and outreach program for the underserved populations: the California Alzheimer's Disease Centers (CADC). Our Kagan Clinical Trials Program conducts state of the art clinical trials sponsored by NIH, Industry, Philanthropy and the University of California. Our basic research programs are supported by grants from NIH, Veterans Administration, Alzheimer's Association, Alzheimer's Greater Los Angeles/ BrightFocus Foundation, Paul Allen Foundation, Michael J Fox Foundation, California Alzheimer's Program, DOD, Air Force and others.
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This bill directs the Department of Energy to update its report on the energy and environmental benefits of re-refining used lubricating oil and submit to Congress a strategic plan to increase the beneficial reuse of lubricating oil.


...not if it was all blacked out, or, chromed out either.
But that seems to be what is being offered anymore, so, maybe I should get used to the idea of riding my current bike for another 28 years.
Bring back a GL1200 with fuel injection and let it have the same classic look.
WingMan71 and MalcolmX like this.
If you look at some of the goofy bikes Honda has came up with, I cannot see why a 'Retro' GL1200 wouldn't fly.
There was the DN-1, the NM-4, the CTX700N and the Valkyrie. How many of those flew off the showroom floor.
Now there's the goofy looking NeoWing reverse trike they are showing.
The flat 4 is being used on that mess, why not put it to better use.
A BIG sport-touring bike, smaller overall, lighter by 80 pounds, with a boat load of high-tech features and reduced luggage capacity.
OH LOOK, THE 2018 GOLD WING IS HERE... AND IT IS ! ! !
Retro is cool. Everyone knows this.
I HAD a fascination with the 240 Z. I was in a dealership that had one in 1997. Couldn't believe my eyes. Did some serious digging in my finances to figure out if I could get it. Alas, no.
Everybody has their needs and likes. The Wing has come a long way, and not by accident. I just think there would be a market for GL1200's, in a modern context. My own history has a GL1000 and a 1200. I'm dealing with my disappointments in my current 1500. I really loved the power to weight ratio, the gearing, the ease of maintenance , the look of my older guys.
They are selling the cooler F6 side-by-side with the current loaded touring edition, so I guess Honda has some idea what's going on. The Valkyrie, I think, was introduced as a retro design- showing off the engine.
Can anyone name a successful throw back design? Don't say, "Indian" because they have been in and out of bankruptcy for 30 years- trying to sell a nostalgia machine to a small group. I guess once you sell 30 thousand units, you have no where to go.
Does anyone know what happened to GWF member 'CONCEPT GUY'?
He hasn't posted on this forum since May of 2014.
I know, hence my curiosity.
Touching back on old unanswered questions.
I so wanna say "Indian". Look at them close and gauge potential before deflecting with "company history". After all, it's a a new company Polaris-Victory-Indian if I'm not mistaken.
Now as a longtime loyal GL owner ('76, 89 & 15 - still riding all too) I do top the Indian with a Valkyrie. I'm not talking about the new one but look at how many Valkyries were sold from 96-03 and are still being rode today. Those owners love that classic big Americana road bike look. Cruisers and Baggers are a huge part of our riding community and our riders clamor for more than just air cooled V-twins. Indian has done that with theirs including all the high tech creature comforts one can imagine (albeit V-twin still). I'm constantly asking why isn't Honda doing the same in that particular market with a horizontally opposed 6. Now as for bringing back the flat 4... Not a bad idea at all... Younger riders would also be less intimidated by the smaller engine and frame being updated. Not only that but marketing the flat 4 overseas would be a cinch too. Smaller riders purchasing for tighter roads in Japan, Thailand, China and Korea would provide more in sales there than the US ever would as long as it just has "Retro Looks".
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Although I have cerebral palsy, it has never stopped me from doing the things I've wanted to do, including playing sports. One of the sports that interested me was baseball because my grandfather was a huge baseball fan and loved the New York Yankees until the day he died.
So when I got the chance to play baseball on a special team for people with disabilities, I jumped right on board just so that I would have a way to carry on my grandfather's memory.
1. You can play sport despite your challenges.
The first time I hit a home run on my team, I realized that I was a capable athlete, cerebral palsy and all. It felt amazing to forget about my chair and celebrate my ability.
2. Always work hard (even if you don't want to).
3. Sometimes, you have to put your differences aside.
Honestly, I couldn't stand some of my softball teammates. Some of them would even gossip about my other teammates, which I didn't think was very sportsmanlike. Still, I was there to play the game and be a team player. If my team wanted to win, we had to put our differences aside… and we did.
For a long time, I had trouble hitting the ball without a tee. Even though the process was frustrating, I practiced and practiced my skills. After a while, I was able to hit a quickly-pitched softball without flinching or feeling afraid. I was so proud of myself! Practice really does make perfect.
5. Don't flirt with your teammates.
Not every lesson I learned in the outfield was about softball. When I was 13 years old, I had a crush on one of my teammates who also attended my physical therapy. One day, I was in the dugout with him, and he flirted with me. The attention was fun until my dad (who was a volunteer coach) caught me flirting back and scolded me. The moral of the story? Keep your flirty feelings to yourself!
At our championship game, my team was down by one point. Everyone in the stands doubted that we could beat our opponents, and even we started to lose hope. But at the very last second, one of our teammates scored a home run! We won the game because we knew that we had what it takes to succeed.
Overall, I learned many life lessons from being an athlete. If you try sports, you're sure to learn these valuable lessons as well and fully realize everything you can accomplish with a team spirit.


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I had way too much to eat at the pub now. This is the second time I had to go home because I ate too much.
Firstly I was very very hungry when the food finally arrived. Secondly there was a guy next to me that was talking about that he could eat so much more all the time, so I kind of missed that I couldn't and didn't stop eating in time.
To make it even worse the food I ate too much of was just horrible.
It was a lot of fun, but way too hard work. Luckily I'll not do it again.
Today I'll be picking glasses at herrgårn. That will be odd. Working somewhere where I'm very used to be the customer.
I hope I'll be able to take some photos, but during the evening I'll be working, so it will not be that much time for it.
Most people I know are already on photo.
Seems like I'm going to Moscow the 11th of April!


Pregnant women, resident in Spain and registered in the Spanish social security, are entitled to a series of benefits depending on their particular situation. There are also additional benefits depending on the autonomous community in which you are resident.
Since the law 16/2012 dated 20 April came into force in Spain (Law of urgent measures to ensure the sustainability of the national health system) many things have changed regarding the requirements for accessing the Spanish public health care system.
What is the process of buying a property in Spain?
I am thinking of importing my speed boat. Can I?
How can I set up a company?
Is it advisable to set up a company in Spain?
As in the UK the decision to form a company will depend on various factors such as turnover, risk etc. As in the UK a member of the company enjoys limited liability, however, unlike the UK formation costs are high and this requires careful consideration.
Do I need a work permit to work in Spain?
Not if you are from a country of the EEA (European Economic Area – EU, Norway, Liechtenstein, and Iceland).
Do I have to be a resident to buy a car?
No you do not, but you do need an NIE number.
What law applies if we separate, English or Spanish?
In most cases it is Spanish law which applies.
What documents must I have in the car?
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Is it really necessary to have a Spanish Will?
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Do I need to come to Spain to sign any papers?
There is no reason for you to come to Spain to sign anything if you give your Lawyer a Power of Attorney. The POA can be sent to you in England and once signed and given an apostille, it can be used for the signing of public documents.
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When I sell what are the Capital Gains Tax implications?
Yes, this is an area often overlooked by some buyers. Once the property is purchased then it is prudent to find insurance from a reputable company at the best price. At Velasco Lawyer we can help you find quotations.


These are just a few of things we're looking to answer through this year's State of the CMO. Now in its third year, this annual research project aims to understand how the role and responsibility of the marketing leader continues to evolve locally, as well as provide a gauge on what it takes to be successful.
The research provides a useful benchmark in terms of the CMO position and marketing function, and shines a very big light on where initiative and focus is going, the role of technology, skills shortages and more.
For example, last year's State of the CMO report showed nearly two-thirds of Australian marketers own their organisation's customer experience function. One in three have sole purchasing power for customer technologies as well, and one-third control at least 90 per cent of the dollars being spent on martech across their organisations today.
State of the CMO just one of the many ways CMO from IDG looks to help marketers in their roles, as well as elevate their standing as business leaders and growth drivers.
And we need your input! Participating and complete the questions, and not only do you help this worthwhile industry program and get yourself a complimentary copy of the report, you could also win yourself a luxury weekend escape for 2.
All responses are kept strictly confidential and results are used in aggregate, so please do share your thoughts today. Survey closes on 2 April 2019.


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Q: How is the gate capacitance of a MOSFET taken care of by a high current? How is the gate capacitance of a MOSFET taken care of by a high current?
How does a high current helps in charging it and discharging it , in a small time?

A: Capacitance is measured in farads, which are equivalent to coulombs per volt. This means that a given capacitance can contain a certain number of coulombs of charge per volt of electromotive force applied to the capacitance.
Current is measured in amperes, which are equivalent to coulombs per second. This means that a given current moves a certain number of coulombs of charge per second.
When we apply a larger current to a capacitance, we move a larger number of coulombs per second, thereby increasing or depleting the charge on the capacitance faster.


Craving pumpkin bread? Well, I have something better for you to try… This sweet potato bread tastes like pumpkin pie and is made without flour! An easy paleo, gluten free, and healthy pumpkin spice bread for the holidays.
I decided to take a low-key approach to today's post and share a recipe I recorded earlier in my kitchen as I was experimenting.
It's really relaxed and nothing fancy, but really delicious!
So, join me in my kitchen, as I make this fantastic easy bread seasoned with all the autumn flavaaaaa!
This is how I made bread using sweet potatoes instead of flour.
Also, totally a newbie at the whole video thing, so just hang in there.
Trying something new, because: why not?!
This sweet potato bread is like thanksgiving in a loaf pan; you're welcome.
Holiday feels, here we come!!
Tastes like pumpkin pie, but BREAD.
Also, happens to be gluten free, dairy free, and refined sugar free- so you can eat this for breakfast!
I've really been on the: just-feed-me-real-good-food-that's-easy-to-make-train lately and this one definitely fits into that category!
Really glad when I can just open the freezer door and pull out a slice of this after lunch for a little something sweet-and-autumn to hit my cravings.
I just sliced the bread, let it cool, then layered everything into a plastic storage bag and tossed it in the freezer for later.
Meal prep can be pretty great sometimes!
Also, whipped cream would be especially heavenly with a slice of this, because truly- it tastes like pumpkin pie.
Whipped cream and pumpkin bread totally NOT against the rules at all!
GO FOR IT. All out. It will be delicious.
Craving pumpkin bread? Well, I have something better for you to try... This sweet potato bread is like thanksgiving in a loaf pan, you're welcome. Holiday feels, here we come!! This is how I tried to make bread using sweet potatoes instead of flour. Tastes like pumpkin pie, but BREAD. Also happens to be gluten free, dairy free, and refined sugar free- so you can eat this for breakfast!
Mince 1 large sweet potato or 2 small ones in a food processor until rice consistency.
Add rest of ingredients to food processor and blend until smooth.
Bake in a parchment lined standard bread pan (4 1/2" by 8 1/2") for about 90 minutes until a toothpick when inserted comes out clean.
Kaylie is a 21 year old recipe developer, food stylist, and photographer based out of the Pacific Northwest. Kaylie founded Paleo Gluten Free Eats in order to bring health and joy through nourishing food and easy recipes!
I made this bread this weekend. It's really easy and really delicious. I took your advice and sliced & froze individual portions so I can enjoy them throughout the week. This baked in 75 mins in my oven, so I suggest watching your time and relying on your nose 🙂 Thanks for sharing your creative recipes, Kaylie!
Is there an egg sub by any chance?
Hi Theresa, I think that an egg sub might make it gummy, I haven't tried though.
This is truly delicious. Thank you so much for these amazing recipes. Life changing for a momma recently diagnosed with Celiac Disease. Just wondered if I missed a recipe for apple pie -type bread like this? I purchased your bread recipes and am THRILLED!
This looks great and we just so happen to have an overload of sweet potatoes going on right now! Quick question – is the sweet potato in the recipe raw or cooked?
The sweet potato goes in raw then is baked with the rest of the ingredients.
I will admit I had doubts about this recipe—it seems like a lot of sweet potato and not a lot of much else. I used extra large eggs and accidentally wasted one, but since they were bigger than the recipe called for, I crossed my fingers. While all the ingredients were mixing in the food processor, I did add a little water because of the lack of one egg. it baked for exactly 90 minutes and it turned out amazing! I can't believe how easy and delicious this is. Thank you!
Thank you Elizabeth! Glad to hear you enjoyed it!
Are the nutrition numbers posted per slice or for the loaf?
Can it be done in a blender? I don't have a food processor.
Hi Sarah, it may work in a high speed blender like a vitamix.
I baked it tonight, I loved it. I had a cook poatato from a meal prep the previous night. I was a little nervous. It turned out perfect. Thank you so much.
What is the size, brand and model of your food processor? I have never owned one and would like one that would do this recipe like yours did.
I Made in and it tastes delicious but it is very "wet"even if I baked it for 90 minutes: any suggestion?
Do you peel the potato?
Hi Erika, I don't peel the potatoes.


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Beautiful Bangkok
Photographs of beautiful Thai city of Bangkok
Bangkok Skyscrappers
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Wat Phra Kaew
Wat Phra Kaew in Bangkok. the most sacred Buddhist temple (wat) in Thailand. It is located in Phra Nakhon District, the historic centre of Bangkok, within the precincts of the Grand Palace.
Wat Phra Kaew in Bangkok
Sleeping Abode of Kings in Bangkok
The Phra Maha Monthien group of buildings located at the very heart of the Grand Palace (Phra Borom Maha Ratcha Wang) of Bangkok. The traditional Thai style building group is enclosed by a low wall, as this was once the residential and sleeping abode of kings. Thus it is considered the most important set of throne halls in the entire Grand Palace.
The Grand Palace of Bangkok
The Grand Palace of Bangkok.
Phra Borom Maha Ratcha Wang or the Grand Palace.
River Estuary Bangkok
The Chao Phraya is a major river in Thailand. It has low alluvial plain which forms the centre of the country. It flows through Bangkok and then into the Gulf of Thailand. In Bangkok, the Chao Phraya is a major transportation artery for a vast network of river buses, cross-river ferries and water taxis, also known as longtails. This photo was taken from the Thai Airways aircraft before its landing at Suvarnabhumi Airport
River Chao Phraya Bangkok
The Chao Phraya is a major river in Thailand. It has low alluvial plain which forms the centre of the country. It flows through Bangkok and then into the Gulf of Thailand. In Bangkok, the Chao Phraya is a major transportation artery for a vast network of river buses, cross-river ferries and water taxis, also known as longtails.
Bangkok Airport Shopping Area
Bangkok's Suvarnbhumi International Airport shopping area.


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Sediment deposition
Rivers and streams deposit sediment along the entire course, in the form of the bars, floodplain deposits, deltas, and rarely alluvial fans. Sediment deposition is important for creating and resetting new habitats.
Together with the erosion and sediment transport, the sediment deposition is an essential process in sculpting the rivers and creating new habitats, thus keeping its biodiversity.
The sediments transported by a stream are often deposited temporarily along the stream's course (mainly the bed load sediments). Such sediments move sporadically downstream in repeated cycles of erosion and deposition, forming bars and flood-plain deposits. At or near the end of a stream, sediments may be deposited more permanently in a delta or an alluvial fan.
Stream deposits may take the form of a bar, either gravel or a sand bar. This is a ridge of sediment, usually sand and gravel, deposited in the middle or along the banks of a stream. Bars are formed by deposition when a stream's discharge or velocity decreases. In the case of the meandering river, we speak of the point bars, inside of curves because of the lower velocity there. Bars are unique habitats for many organisms, also a first stage in vegetation successions.
During a flood, a river can move all sizes of sediment, from silt and clay up to huge boulders, because the significantly increased volume of water is moving very rapidly. As the flood begins to recede, the water level in the stream falls, and the velocity drops. With the stream no longer able to carry all its sediment load, the larger boulders drop down on the streambed, slowing the water locally even more. Finer gravel and sand are deposited between the stones and downstream from them. In this way, deposition builds up a sand and gravel bar that may become exposed as the water level falls.
A fallen tree or other objects could be a nucleus for the formation of the bar. The obstacles cause the eddies, a swirling of fluid, so sediment is deposited locally as a "long tail" downstream of the stranded tree, for example. Usually, it is the finer sediment, like sand or silt, fertile enough for plants that will fix it with its roots.
The next flood on the river may erode most of the sediment in this bar and move it farther downstream. But as the velocity slows, it may deposit new gravel in approximately the same place, forming a new bar. After each flood, the bars can change the size and position of the bars.
Placer Deposits
Placer deposits are found in streams where the running water has mechanically concentrated heavy sediment. The heavy sediment is concentrated in the stream where the velocity of the water is high enough to carry away lighter material but not the heavy sediment. Such places include river bars on the inside of meanders, plunge pools below waterfalls, and depressions on a streambed. Grains concentrated in this manner include gold dust and nuggets, native platinum, diamonds, and other gemstones, and worn pebble or sand grains composed of the heavy oxides of titanium and tin.
The braided streams are wider riverbeds where the water is flowing in several channels through the sediment. It is common for middle stretches of the rivers. Learn more here.
Braided Streams The discharge: measuring the water flowing in the river River morphology – how does river look like? Sediment transport – gravel and send "flows" too
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The discharge: measuring the water flowing in the river
Braided Streams


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Harper Government and the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation Conclude Historic Specific Claim Settlement
Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada
LONDON, ON, Dec. 9, 2013 /CNW/ - The Honourable Bernard Valcourt, Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development, and Chief Joe Miskokomon of the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation joined community members at a special ceremony held today to mark the conclusion of an outstanding specific land claim. The Big Bear Creek settlement resolves a land dispute tied to events that took place nearly 200 years ago.
"This historic settlement is a major step forward on a path of renewal and reconciliation," said Minister Valcourt. "Through negotiation, we have together found a win-win solution that not only delivers on past commitments but also opens up new economic opportunities for the First Nation and surrounding communities."
"This agreement closes a long and painful chapter for our Nation, but through perseverance and hard work we managed to negotiate the best possible agreement for our children's future," says Chief Miskokomon. "Chippewas of the Thames now has an opportunity to use this settlement to move forward past historical injustices and implement our solid economic and education strategies to revitalise our Nation and create a life of pride and prosperity for our people."
The settlement was achieved through complex negotiations under Canada's Specific Claims Policy. The First Nation approved the agreement in a vote on March 23, 2013 which also included the approval of the First Nation's plans to manage its settlement funds. The Minister then approved the settlement agreement on November 25, 2013.
Under the settlement, Canada is providing the First Nation with nearly $120 million in compensation for past damages resulting from the claim. The agreement provides the First Nation with the option to buy up to 5,120 acres of land on a willing seller, willing buyer basis, and could apply to have the lands designated as reserve land under Canada's Additions to Reserve Policy.
The Big Bear Creek claim settlement stems from the sale of Chippewa reserve lands near Florence, Ontario by the British Government of Upper Canada in the 1830's. The reserve near Big Bear Creek was to be surveyed and set aside for the Chippewa Nation's exclusive use, according to terms negotiated by Chippewas Chiefs in the Longwoods Treaty talks between 1818 and 1822.
The Government of Canada is delivering on its commitment to resolve outstanding specific claims for the benefit of all Canadians. Settling these past grievances through negotiations is key to achieving reconciliation and rebuilding relationships with First Nation people in Canada. Since 2007, Canada has settled more than 100 specific claims representing more than $2 billion through negotiated agreements.
Interactive Map on all Specific Claim Settlements to date and videos on settled claims.
Community profile: Chippewas of the Thames First Nation
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Professor Morgan was Director of Research with the Law Reform Commission during (1999-2003). Director of Research and Consultant to the (Ryan) Commission to Inquire into Child Abuse in Industrial Schools and Reformatories (2004 -). Council of Europe Group of Experts - appointed Consultant 'Local and Regional Ombudsman' (2008).
Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Land Law, Parliamentary Drafting and Statute Law generally.
(2012) Adminstrative Law in Ireland, Student Edition.
David Gwynn Morgan (2012) Adminstrative Law in Ireland, Student Edition. Dublin: Round Hall. [Details]
(2007) Administrative Law in Ireland.
David Gwynn Morgan. Co-Authors: Hogan G. W; (2007) Administrative Law in Ireland. : Round Hall Sweet & Maxwell. [Details]
(2002) A Judgment too far? Judicial Activism and the Constitution.
David Gwynn Morgan; (2002) A Judgment too far? Judicial Activism and the Constitution. : Cork University Press. [Details]
(1990) Constitutional Law of Ireland, Second Edition.
David Gwynn Morgan; (1990) Constitutional Law of Ireland, Second Edition. : The Round Hall Press. [Details]
(1996) The Separation of Powers in the Irish Constitution.
David Gwynn Morgan (1996) The Separation of Powers in the Irish Constitution. Dublin, Andover: Round Hall, Sweet and Maxwell. [Details]
(2013) 'The Constitution and the Financial Crisis in Ireland'
Morgan, D. (2013) 'The Constitution and the Financial Crisis in Ireland' In: Contiades (eds). Global Financial Crisis and the Constitution. Surrey: Ashgate Publishing. [Details]
(2012) 'Ireland'
De Londras, F., Morgan, D. (2012) 'Ireland' In: Amending the Constitution in EU States. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. [Details]
(2008) 'Three Unjustly Uncelebrated Local-government Cases'
David Gwynn Morgan; (2008) 'Three Unjustly Uncelebrated Local-government Cases' In: Gerald Goldberg: A Tribute. [Details]
(2007) 'Cinderella must go to the Ball: the significance and accountability of State Agencies'
David Gwynn Morgan; (2007) 'Cinderella must go to the Ball: the significance and accountability of State Agencies' In: The Constitution at 70. [Details]
(2007) 'Three Cautionary Tales from Local Government'
David Gwynn Morgan; (2007) 'Three Cautionary Tales from Local Government' In: In Memory of Gerald Goldberg. [Details]
(2006) 'Fair Procedure in Public Administration'
Morgan, D. (2006) 'Fair Procedure in Public Administration' In: Binchy and Finnegan (eds). Human Rights, Constitutionalism and the Judiciary: Tanzanian and Irish Perspectives. Dublin: Clarus Press. [Details]
(2001) 'Ireland's Fair Procedure system'
David Gwynn Morgan; (2001) 'Ireland's Fair Procedure system' In: Human Rights, the Citizen and the State: South African and Irish Approaches. [Details]
(1999) 'The Future of the Irish Constitution'
Morgan, D. (1999) 'The Future of the Irish Constitution' In: Collins (eds). Political issues in Ireland today. Manchester: Manchester University Press. [Details]
(1998) ''Judicial Activism - Too Much of a Good Thing''
David Gwynn Morgan; (1998) ''Judicial Activism - Too Much of a Good Thing'' In: Ireland's Evolving Constitution 1937–1997 - Collected Essays. [Details]
(1994) 'Irlande'
Morgan, D. (1994) 'Irlande' In: Les Systemes Politiques des pays de l'Union Europeenne. Paris: Armand Collin. [Details]
(2013) 'Comment on Law Society General Conditions of Sale'
Morgan, D. (2013) 'Comment on Law Society General Conditions of Sale'. Conveyancing and Property Law Journal, [Details]
(2011) 'The Seal of the Confessional'
Morgan, D. (2011) 'The Seal of the Confessional'. Doctrine and Life, :250-270 [Details]
(2004) 'Judicial-o-centric Separation of Powers on the wane'
David Gwynn Morgan; (2004) 'Judicial-o-centric Separation of Powers on the wane'. Irish Jurist, XXX1X (*):142-160 [Details]
(1999) 'Mary Robinson's Presidency'
David Gwynn Morgan; (1999) 'Mary Robinson's Presidency'. Irish Jurist, xxx14 (1999) (*):256-276 [Details]
(2008) 'Choices foreclosed to the legislature-executive'
Morgan, D. (2008) 'Choices foreclosed to the legislature-executive'. Administration, :1-18 [Details]
(2005) Personal Injuries Assesment Board
David Gwynn Morgan; (2005) The Constitution and PIAB . In: To be published as a complete number of the the JUDICIAL STUDIES INSTITUTE JOURNAL eds. Personal Injuries Assesment Board UCC, , 20-OCT-05 - 20-OCT-05 , pp.*-* [Details]
(2014) Osborough: An Island's Law: A Bibliographical Guide to Ireland's Legal Past.
Morgan, D. (2014) Osborough: An Island's Law: A Bibliographical Guide to Ireland's Legal Past. Book Reviews [Details]
(2014) Felix M. Larkin & N.M. Dawson (eds) Lawyers, The Law and History.
Morgan, D. (2014) Felix M. Larkin & N.M. Dawson (eds) Lawyers, The Law and History. Book Reviews [Details]
(2013) Hogan: The Origins of the Irish Constitution, 1928-1941.
Morgan, D. (2013) Hogan: The Origins of the Irish Constitution, 1928-1941. Book Reviews [Details]
(2010) Conway: The Blue Wall of Silence: The Morris Tribunal and Policy Accountability in Ireland.
Morgan, D. (2010) Conway: The Blue Wall of Silence: The Morris Tribunal and Policy Accountability in Ireland. Book Reviews [Details]
(2008) Carolan: The New Separation of Powers: A Theory for the Modern State.
Morgan, D. (2008) Carolan: The New Separation of Powers: A Theory for the Modern State. Book Reviews [Details]
2008 Consultant 'Local and Regional Ombudsman' study
2004 Fellow of University of Wales, Aberystwyth.
2004 Director of Research and Consultant, CICA
(2012) Tanzanian Judges' Conference on Draft Constitution,
Morgan, D. (2012) Constitution Making Process and Outcome. [Invited Lectures (Conference)], Tanzanian Judges' Conference on Draft Constitution, Arusha . [Details]
(2006) Mental Health Tribunal members Training,
Whelan, Darius and Morgan, David Gwynn; (2006) Administrative Law, Fair Procedures and Judicial Review. [Invited Oral Presentation], Mental Health Tribunal members Training, Dublin , 28-JUL-06 - 28-JUL-06. [Details]
UCC - Faculty: Library Committee / Examinations Committee * 1899 / 1899
UCC - College: Key Performance Indicators Committee * 1899 / 1899
1995 NUI Ph.D.
1971 London University LL.M
1971 --none-- Called to The Bar (Middle Temple)
1970 London School of Economics L.L.B.
Madden Margaret Mary Doctoral Degree
David Morgan
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Invesco's (NYSE:IVZ) PowerShares unit, the fourth-largest U.S. ETF issuer, said it today it expects to introduce the PowerShares S&P 500 Downside Hedged Portfolio (NYSE:PHDG) on Thursday, December 6, 2012. The new ETF, which will feature an annual expense ratio of 0.39 percent, "will be a liquid alternative solution providing investors broad US equity market exposure with a downside hedge by dynamically allocating to VIX futures and cash depending on market volatility trends," according to PowerShares.
The PowerShares S&P 500 Downside Hedged Portfolio will be an actively managed product. PowerShares currently offers several actively managed ETFs, including the PowerShares Active Mega Cap Fund (NYSE:PMA) and the PowerShares Active Low Duration Fund (NYSE:PLK).
The PowerShares S&P 500 Downside Hedged Portfolio "will use a rules-based approach to dynamically shift its exposure among the S&P 500 Index, VIX futures and cash, depending on market volatility," the firm said in a statement.
PHDG will be the seventh new ETF introduced this year by PowerShares. The most recent new addition to the firm's lineup is the PowerShares S&P 500 High Dividend Portfolio (NYSE:SPHD). SPHD is less than two months old and already has nearly $26 million in assets under management.


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My hubby was an avid skateboarder back in the day, and when we needed a shelf for a speaker in our living room, he suggested using one of his old skateboards that was just collecting dust in the garage.
The other half of this project, the shelf brackets, were also collecting dust in the garage. I had picked them up at Restoration Hardware on clearance for just $5 each several years ago, with the intention of doing something cool with them... well, they finally found their home! Check it out!
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Check out the amazing Art of Ageing digital exhibition featuring some extraordinary seniors reaping the benefits of leading active and fun-filled lives – connected to their communities. The exhibition celebrates and champions the incredible contribution seniors make - every day - to their families, their communities and the state of New South Wales. Feeling excited? So are we!
The Art of Ageing exhibition in digital format will be shown at Lithgow Library Learning Centre during this year's NSW Seniors Festival. The exhibition is a NSW Government initiative which aims to challenge people's views on ageing and the experiences of older people across the state.
The Art of Ageing exhibition comprises the work of five photographers from Wagga Wagga, Taree, Molong, Mudgee, and Goulburn. A physical version of the exhibition is also currently on an extended tour across NSW.
The Art of Ageing digital exhibition will be displayed in Lithgow Library Learning Centre from 13 February until 24 February 2019 to coincide with NSW Seniors Festival. Drop into the library during opening hours to view the exhibition.
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Charles Jamieson, Still Life, oil on canvas.
Recent Acquisitions at the Mercantile Library Art Museum
The Mercantile Library Art Museum collection has grown thanks to several generous donations as well as through strategic purchases. We received watercolor paintings by Frank Nuderscher, Mary Hallett Gronemeyer, and Philip Gronemeyer. Through the assistance of an Art Board member we received a large collection of paintings, drawings and collage pieces by Charles Jamieson (1921 – 2000) who is lesser known but has significant St. Louis ties. Jamieson's artistic training included studying with Joseph Vorst in St. Louis, with Wil Barnet at the Art Students League in New York, and with Walter Barker and William Fett at Washington University's School of Fine Art. He participated in group shows at the City Art Museum (now Saint Louis Art Museum) and at the St. Louis Artists Guild. Jamieson was an art instructor at Maryville University for many years.
Elizabeth Cavanaugh Cohen, Corn, Highway 94, artist's proof, woodblock print, 1987.
Thanks to the support of our board and members, the Library made several significant purchases. Two important oil paintings by Joseph Vorst greatly expand our interpretation of his work. We acquired works by two lesser-known St. Louis artists, including three prints by Elizabeth Cavanaugh Cohen (1924 – 2016) who was active in the Artists Guild and taught printmaking in her studio, and a collection of artwork by Seth Wissner (1922 – 2014) who studied with Werner Drewes and at the School of Design (New Bauhaus) in Chicago.
Recent Acquisitions of the Pott Waterways Library
Recently the Library acquired an incredibly detailed Compton & Co. print of The Bridge at Saint Louis (Ead's Bridge) from 1874. The print envisions the Bridge in use after completion, with trains in motion and boats lining the riverfront. Contemporary prints of this same image are lined with images of construction of the bridge based on photographs on the process as well as a portrait of James B. Eads. Our recent acquisition lacks these additional images, leading us to believe this copy served as a proof for the final print. This exceptional & rare print joins the many artistic depictions of Ead's Bridge & Saint Louis riverfront the Pott Library and the Art Museum are proud to display throughout the building.
Digitization News
The Mercantile Library continues to forge ahead in its goal to steadily increase digital accessibility of our collections via scanning efforts. Thanks to the generous support of our members, we were able to add a second professional scanner and increase our student staff in recent months. One particularly notable project the library has recently started is the scanning of the Globe-Democrat photograph morgue. These photographs tell the story of both the city of Saint Louis and of the landmark newspaper, and the library is excited to make these steadily more available just in time to complement our current Headlines of History project. Pictures of Saint Louis apartment buildings and neighborhoods are currently being added, and can be explored on the UMSL Digital Library any time, day or night. The Digital Library is also a great place to explore newly added pictures of railroads, rivers, and scans of important letters and documents, with new images added every day. You can also find the Barriger Library and Pott Library on Flickr, where millions of page views to date serve as testament to how important this work is.
Thanks to everyone who celebrated the "Eclipse on the Mississippi" with the Mercantile
All eyes may have been on the sky for the solar eclipse on August 21, 2017, but the rare sight of totality was not the only beautiful sight to be enjoyed by library members who attended the Gateway Arch Riverboat's Eclipse Cruise of 2017. A scenic cruise down the Mississippi River, idling just south of Kimmswick for the duration of totality before returning to Saint Louis, made for a perfect day for the library members aboard the excursion vessel Tom Sawyer.
Pott Board Member Tom Dunn, who also serves as the Director of Operations for Gateway Arch Riverboats, helped to arrange the unique opportunity. Mercantile Library members and river & eclipse enthusiasts of the general public were united on board the boat for the full-day experience. Passengers boarded before the 11am departure, greeted with safety glasses for viewing the eclipse and brochures with information about solar eclipses and the history of total eclipses in the United States, provided in part by both Gateway Arch Riverboats and the Herman T. Pott National Inland Waterways Library.
Guests were treated to live ragtime music and sightings of more than one commercial towboat and a government dredge. Even local news station KMOV joined in the fun, interviewing passengers and documenting the day for everyone back on land. When it came time for totality at 1:18pm, almost all the boat's occupants squeezed onto the outer decks and looked up. The sky dimmed to twilight, cicadas could be heard on shore, and the temperature dropped. Others could be seen on shore, in neighboring vessels, and even over head in a parasail, all sharing this historic moment along the Mississippi River.
After totality, passengers headed back inside for more lively music, a lunch buffet, and eclipse themed cookies. Special "Eclipse Cruise" t-shirts were available for purchase through Gateway Arch Riverboats for anyone who wanted to remember the day in another way. As everyone disembarked onto the Saint Louis riverfront underneath the Arch, it was widely agreed that there had to be no better way to view a total eclipse than from the Mississippi River, and expressed the desire to experience the whole day again. Thankfully, the wait to do so won't be long: the next total eclipse to pass over our region is in 2024.
The KMOV story about the 2017 Eclipse Cruise can be found at http://www.kmov.com/story/36184706/passengers-float-into-the-path-of-totality-to-see-the-solar-eclipse
Volunteer Tom Knoten provides invaluable support to the operations of the Mercantile Library.
Tom Knoten joined the Mercantile volunteer corps in April 2017. He has been a volunteer Advisor-on-Duty at the UMSL Veterans Center since 2016 and was attracted to the Library for its historic collections and educational programming. Tom is a retired US Air Force Intelligence Officer with a distinguished civilian career in the law. His interests are history, philosophy, and writing, and we all look forward to our varied and fascinating conversations with Tom every Thursday afternoon.
Support the St. Louis Mercantile Library
Please consider making a gift to support the St. Louis Mercantile Library. Your gifts help us offer educational programs, maintain the Library's fabulous collections and aid in our staff's research, teaching, and curatorial services, as we all protect and preserve the great St. Louis cultural asset that is the Mercantile, now in its 171st year. Thank you always for your support!
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Can Packaging Give Your Food a Health Halo?
A recent study, published in the Journal of Business Research, supports this theory. Researchers presented two different foods (a cookie and a granola bite) in two different packaging options (an unportioned bag or a bag that contained several individually packaged single-serving packs) to a group of 171 students. What they found is that the granola bites had a powerful health halo that that cookies did not — and that affected how much the students ate. So when faced with a full, unportioned bag of granola bites, the students ate substantially more of them than they did of the cookies.
Which ingredients will be in health food stores everywhere? And what will restaurant menus be peddling? Here's the scoop for 2014.
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Thames Valley Police pays its men 10 per cent more than women, and the force says it will take years to put it right.
The force, which covers Milton Keynes, has found an even bigger gap – nearly 45 per cent – when it comes to bonuses for its officers and support staff.
The difference has been highlighted in the force's second annual report into gender pay, published on March 19.
He adds that the gap isn't because of any difference in the pay men and women receive for the same job, but because there are more men in senior positions. There are also more men in jobs that receive bonus payments, such as firearms officers.
When the force started to analyse its workforce pay last March, they had 4,171 men (55.6 per cent) and 3,333 women (44.4 per cent) in the organisation.
Under a different statistical method, by examining the median pay, the difference in hourly rates of pay is even greater, with the gender pay gap hitting 17.9 per cent.
The report concludes: "Thames Valley Police are committed to working towards taking action to understand and close the gender pay gap by supporting and encouraging flexible, creative and innovative ways to attract, develop and retain women.


One and two bedroomed apartments in the heart of the city centre.
Pearl Chambers is a grade II listed building in the heart of the business district. Located on the Headrow in the centre of Leeds, this conversion building from office blocks to high standard residential units is in close proximity to the train station, restaurants and shops of the city centre.


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An Elite Announcement for Free!
ELITE LEAGUE TO BE TELEVISED ON FREE SPORTS
1 LIVE EIHL GAME EVERY TWO WEEKS ON FREE SPORTS INCLUDING PLAYOFF FINAL
BI WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS SHOW
PRE SEASON PREVIEW SHOW
Media Release: 20th July 2018
The Elite Ice Hockey League are delighted to announce a television deal that will see matches broadcast on free-to-air television on Free Sports.
The deal, signed for the next two seasons, will see a live game shown every two weeks which will also feature highlights, starting with the forthcoming 2018/19 campaign.
Further to that, there will be a bi-weekly highlights show on Wednesdays, during the weeks there isn't a live game and fans can also look forward to a pre-season preview show to air before the campaign.
Elite League chairman Tony Smith says it's a step in the right direction with the league enjoying some great coverage recently.
"I'm delighted we've been able to agree a deal with Free Sports to show free ice hockey to fans on television," he said.
The EIHL will be on free-to-air TV!
"With the success of the Great Britain national team, one of our young players, Liam Kirk, drafted to the NHL and the standard increasing every year, it's something we were keen to tie up.
"Free Sports' relationship with the sport, particularly in this country, is a healthy one and I'm pleased to see the Elite League join that stable in helping promote top level ice hockey from the UK.
"I want to thank Free Sports for their professionalism in these negotiations and on behalf of the league, we're very much looking forward to working with them."
Spearheading the coverage will be presenter Aaron Murphy, a man well known to fans of the Elite League and will be the man behind the mic again.
Murphy has a wealth of experience in commentary, including covering matches at the Winter Olympics, the NHL and at the World Championships.
But as a fan of the Elite League, he's delighted to be back on board and is excited about what the season may hold as the EIHL heads for the home of ice hockey.
"It's brilliant to see the EIHL coming back to our TV screens, joining a great stable of hockey alongside the CHL, NHL, KHL, SHL and IIHF events on Free Sports," Murphy said.
"The league has been getting better every year, with the level on the ice now at a point where huge European teams in the CHL are defeated by EIHL clubs regularly."
Paul Adey will join Murph to call the EIHL broadcasts!
"For fans to be able to see more of that in the domestic competition is a positive step forward. On the back of the Team GB success as well, it'll be nice for people to see those players suit up for their club as well as the National side.
"I can't wait to get back calling the games, as I always enjoyed broadcasting the EIHL in the past. This new chapter will be fantastic on free to air TV and we aim to expose the league to new viewers who will hopefully become part of the passionate fan bases of all 11 teams."
"It's going to be a fun season, with plenty of storylines and excitement, and we can't wait to get going on Free Sports."
Richard Webb, operations director at Free Sports, added: "Our Ice Hockey coverage on Free Sports continues to grow and we're delighted to have the Elite Ice Hockey League on board."
"Our channel has showed a wealth of ice hockey over the past 12 months including monumental successes for the GB Ice Hockey team, at senior, u18s and u20s level."
"This is great deal for the fans to enjoy even more of the best British ice hockey has to offer and we can't wait for the new season."
Free Sports, a relatively new channel launched last August is dedicated to giving every home in the UK access to live, free sports and continues to grow with the acquisition of the EIHL rights.
This week, Free Sports announced they will be available on Virgin TV from Saturday July 21st with the channel now broadcast on every platform in the UK.
About Free Sports
Free Sports is currently available via Freeview (95), Sky (422), Virgin (553) FreeSat (252), TalkTalk (95), BT Vision (95) and online via the TVPlayer.
For more information, visit www.freesports.tv
Facebook: @freesportsuktv
Twitter: @freesportsuk
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