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Well done to Mike Breslin who will be an outstanding councillor and player in the new council.
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- Johann Lamont right on all counts as FM apologises for misleading Scottish Parliament
Alex Salmond & Mike Russell used the figures that were given to them by officials in good faith. Turns out they were wrong, Salmond hares back to parliament to apologise & the usual suspects jump on his back. When did any FM or PM ever apologise previously? Indeed, I have yet to hear a dicky bird of contrition from 'Scottish' Labour on their disastrous PFI policy that is bleeding public services dry, the treachery of Labour's McCrone's report in the '70′s nor the Iraq imbroglio.
As for the funding issue, the bottom line is that with a £59 billion cut in real termshttp://news.stv.tv/politics/299661-scotland-facing-budget-cuts-until-2017/
Scotland has to decide whether it sits meekly back waiting for others to decide on priorities or to step up to the plate & become, as a country, grown up decision makers.
The 3 London parties – Tory/Labour/Liberal – bleat about cuts to college funding in Scotland, but rooted as they are in a political culture of dependency, not one of them question the legitimacy of the cuts to Scotland's budget nor how the national body politic addresses these challenges. Where are the Oppositions ideas on growing the economy? On supporting the FE sector within a massively slashed budget? On buttressing the common weal?
Rather than echoing Labour's press releases For Argyll ought to give some thought to the elephant in the room – the lack of sovereignty that underpins this country's impotency with regard to national decision making, an issue that can only be resolved by a successful 'Yes' in the 2014 referendum. - Salmond: Legal opinion 'will inform White Paper'. How can we be sure?
Loki, as successor States both Scotland & England would inherit all the obligations & advantages of the EU. Article 34 of the Vienna Convention "Any treaty in force at the date of succession of states in respect of the entire territory of the predecessor state continues in force in respect of each successor state so formed."
As a wee aside the BBC have now reported that, and I quote, 'Law officers read and approved official documents claiming an independent Scotland would remain in the EU, the Scottish government has confirmed'. A tad embarrassing for those saying the First Minister was misleading over the advice he received on Scotland's EU position. Read it here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-20098498 - Salmond: Legal opinion 'will inform White Paper'. How can we be sure?
I thought 'For Argyll' aspired to be treated as a serious contributor to Scottish political life – going on this piece of doggerel it has a long way to go.You state that the Scottish government's position on the EU is 'informed by nothing at all'. Not true. Scotland's future as a successor state to the old UK is based upon the legal opinion of many eminent legal experts such as:
* Emile Noel, the first and longest serving Secretary-General of the European Commission who said: "Scottish Independence would create two new member states out of one. They would have equal status with each other and the other states. The remainder of the United Kingdom would not be in a more powerful position than Scotland."
* Lord Mackenzie-Stuart – President of the European Court of Justice 1984-88 – "Independence would leave Scotland and something called 'the rest' in the same legal boat. If Scotland had to reapply, so would the rest".
* Eamonn Gallagher, former Director General of the European Commission and EC Ambassador to the UN in New York, "Scotland and the rest of the UK would be equally entitled to continue their existing full membership of the EU."Scotland and England (plus Wales/N.Ireland) would be successor states. Why? Because the UK was created by international treaty between 2 sovereign nations, Scotland & England, in 1707, the revocation of which would lead to both nations returning to the status quo ante. As such, both successor states would inherit the treaty rights and obligations of the UK.
As for the complaint that the Scottish government has refused to publish the legal opinion it has received anent Scotland in the EU – opinion that will shape the forthcoming White Paper – informed journalists know fine well that this is based upon legal & constitutional precedent, the same convention that pertains to Westminster. Indeed, Attorney General Grieve, upon being asked if he had received advice on the status of Scotland & England in the EU post Scottish independence could only reply that he could neither confirm nor deny such advice.
So why the hypocrisy from the unionist 'No' side – and 'For Argyll'?
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A 38-year-old Troy man doesn't have an alibi for an armed robbery earlier this month at the Alibi restaurant, according to Troy police.
James Rutherford Mell was arrested Jan. 16 and arraigned Jan. 18 in connection with the armed robbery in the parking lot of the Rochester Road restaurant.
At about 2:47 p.m. on Jan. 9, a woman was leaving the restaurant and putting a carry-out order in her trunk when a black sport utility vehicle pulled up behind her.
"The victim turned around and observed a white male wearing a black ski mask and (with a) thin build exit the driver's side of the vehicle. The suspect pointed what was believed to be a stainless steel handgun at the victim and stated, 'give me your purse now,'" according to a statement from the Troy Police Department.
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On Jan. 16, a Troy police officer spotted a 2008 Dodge Nitro parked in a front yard in a subdivision near the scene of the armed robbery. Mell was positively identified as the suspect, and was arrested after being followed to a party store.
Mell was intoxicated at the time of his arrest and registered a 0.30 blood alcohol content, according to Troy police — almost four times the legal limit for operating a vehicle.
Mell was arraigned Jan. 18 at 52-4 District Court in Troy on one count of armed robbery and six counts of fraud with a financial transaction device.
If convicted, Mell could face a maximum sentence of life in prison for the armed robbery charge, and up to four years in prison for each fraud charge.
Magistrate Clement Waldmann set Mell's bond at $250,000 for the armed robbery and fraud charges. Continued...
Mell also was charged with operating while intoxicated, which carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison. Waldmann set Mell's bond at $20,000 for the drunken driving charge.
Mell is scheduled to appear in 52-4 District Court at 9 a.m. on Jan. 22 before Judge Kirsten Hartig on the operating while intoxicated charge, and is scheduled to appear at 9 a.m. on Jan. 23 before Judge William Bolle, also at 52-4 District Court, on the armed robbery and fraud charges.
"Since the original report of the armed robbery, Troy police officers in the Directed Patrol Unit, Special Investigations Unit and other Investigators have worked many hours to locate the suspect," Public Information Officers Capt. Robert Redmond and Sgt. Andy Breidenich said in a statement following Mell's arrest.
"This extensive search displays the Troy Police Department's philosophy to exhaust all efforts to apprehend perpetrators of crimes that adversely affect the life and livability of those who live, work and enjoy Troy."
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MANAHTTAN, Kan. — Nolan Jacoby had two hits including a double, as Oakland (0-7) dropped both games of a doubleheader, 9-2 and 13-3, at Kansas State (6-3) on Sunday at Tointon Family Stadium. The Golden Grizzlies had 13 hits over the course of the two games.
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Mike Carson's 2-for-4 effort at the plate led all Oakland batters. Tim Koons (0-2) took the loss and defensive miscues cost the Golden Grizzlies in the night cap.
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Hannah Fayerweather (1727–1790) was the daughter of Thomas and Hannah Waldo Fayerweather. She was baptized at the First Church in Boston in February 12, 1727. She was married twice, in 1745 to Parr Tolman and in 1756 to John Winthrop, a professor of mathematics and natural history at Harvard University and a noted astronomer. Although this portrait has traditionally been dated 1774, a receipt dated June 24, 1773, places its execution in the previous year. The portrait is one of a number in which Copley prominently featured a beautifully reflective tabletop.
descended to Mrs. Harris, Cambridge, Massachusetts, by 1873; Edward D. Harris, Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Yonkers, New York, by 1915– 1931


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Nephrotic Syndrome
What Happens
Nephrotic syndrome occurs when the kidneys are not working properly. Healthy kidneys filter out excess water, salts, and other things from the blood in our body. Large amounts of protein and minerals are lost through urine when kidneys have damaged filters. The body is left without enough protein to soak up water. As a result, the water moves from the blood supply into body tissues. This causes swelling in the tissues where the water pools.
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This meeting will introduce and showcase the many and varied applications of synthetic biology at the molecular, cell, and whole plant level to introduce synthetic biology to a broad UK plant science base.
With their provenance as an excellent source of pharmaceutical, neutraceutical and health promoting chemistries, plant natural products are an attractive target for biotechnological development for industrialization
(Re-)constructing and Re-programming Life This conference will provide an in-depth discussion forum among practitioners of the various fields underlying Synthetic Biology. It aims to pin-point the challenges,
Algae Innovation Center (AIC) Lolland commenced in 2010 as a project between Green Center, Roskilde University and Aalborg University with the aim of identifying and researching the potentials of using
The conference will focus on frontiers in biological design, synthetic biology and processing, bringing together the top academic, industrial and governmental researchers from both the East and the West. Specific
A hands-on Summer Course of advanced Genetic Engineering of Bacteria at the onset of the SynBio era.
GCAT-alog is freezer management software, optimized for use by synthetic biologists. GCAT-alog is freely available to use though no support other than the user manual is available.The tools can be accessed
This week-long summer school provides advanced training in history of the life sciences, a lively international field that offers a long-term perspective on some of the most significant ideas, practices
The BioBricks Foundation is pleased to announce The BioBricks Foundation Synthetic Biology 6.0 Conference (SB6.0), which will take place on July 9-11, 2013 at Imperial College, London, UK. This meeting
SynBioBeta is a forum to bring together synthetic biology startups as well as other stakeholders in the ecosystem. This evening event will be held during the BioBricks Foundation SB6.0 Conference. The
When many people hear the word "biodiversity," they immediately think of tropical rainforests, or coral reefs; but as this picture demonstrates, biodiversity is a concept that ought to be more closely associated with the ocean floor, as well. More »
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- Retirement
How to 'DB-ize' Your Supplemental DC Retirement Plan
This Government Finance Review article from Paula Sanford, public service associate, Carl Vinson Institute of Government at the University of Georgia, and Center Vice President for Research Joshua Franzel highlights steps governments should consider as the role of the supplemental defined contribution plans they offer to their employees continues to expand. (4/13)
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Spotlight on Retiree Health Care Benefits for State Employees in 2013
An overview of the health benefits states provide for their retired employees and how they pay for them. (6/13)
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State and Local Government Workforce: 2013 Trends
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Public pensions on the mend?
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Retiree Health-Care Benefits: The Next Shoe to Drop?
Center Vice President of Research Joshua Franzel tells Governing that because it's easier for governments to change or eliminate retiree health care benefits, governments are shifting more costs to retirees. (4/22/13)
Will pension reform chase away talent?
MarketWatch covers the Center's Future of Retirement Summit. (4/19/13)
Center Summit Debates Widespread Changes to Retirement Plans
Nationally recognized experts and practitioners gathered in Washington, DC, at the Future of Retirement Summit to examine how demographic, workforce, legal, financial, policy, and political challenges are changing local and state government retirement strategies. (4/24/13)
Has Pension Reform Gone Too Far?
Governing covers the Center's Future of Retirement Summit (4/19/13)
2013 Outlook: States May Offer DC Plans for Some Employee Groups
Although there has been no general trend toward shifting employees to a defined contribution plan as the primary retirement benefit, some states are beginning to look at defined contribution plans as a primary offering for certain employee groups. (4/12/13)
Center and National Associations Issue Pension Funding Guide
A new guide from the Center, the "Big 7″ state and local government associations, and the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) provides key facts about public pension plans and a brief overview of the issues that state and local officials should address.
Public Pension System Reforms: Outlook for 2013
In 2009, in the wake of the economic downturn, states increased their efforts to address the sustainability of their public pension systems. Since then, nearly every state legislature has passed reforms to various elements of their public pension systems, with most reducing benefits and/or requiring greater employee contributions. The coming year should see significant activity in several states as well. (2/28/13)


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