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[1] The client should have sufficient information to participate intelligently in decisions concerning the objectives of the representation and the means by which they are to be pursued, to the extent the client is willing and able to do so. For example, a lawyer negotiating on behalf of a client should provide the client with facts relevant to the matter, inform the client of communications from another party and take other reasonable steps that permit the client to make a decision regarding a serious offer from another party. A lawyer who receives from opposing counsel an offer of settlement in a civil controversy or a proffered plea bargain in a criminal case should promptly inform the client of its substance unless prior discussions with the client have left it clear that the proposal will be unacceptable. See Rule 1.2(a). Even when a client delegates authority to the lawyer, the client should be kept advised of the status of the matter.
[2] Adequacy of communication depends in part on the kind of advice or assistance involved. For example, in negotiations where there is time to explain a proposal, the lawyer should review all important provisions with the client before proceeding to an agreement. In litigation a lawyer should explain the general strategy and prospects of success and ordinarily should consult the client on tactics that might injure or coerce others. On the other hand, a lawyer ordinarily cannot be expected to describe trial or negotiation strategy in detail. The guiding principle is that the lawyer should fulfill reasonable client expectations for information consistent with the duty to act in the client's best interests, and the client's overall requirements as to the character of representation.
[3] Ordinarily, the information to be provided is that appropriate for a client who is a comprehending and responsible adult. However, fully informing the client according to this standard may be impracticable, for example, where the client is a child or suffers from mental disability. See Rule 1.14. When the client is an organization or group, it is often impossible or inappropriate to inform every one of its members about its legal affairs; ordinarily, the lawyer should address communications to the appropriate officials of the organization. See Rule 1.13. Where many routine matters are involved, a system of limited or occasional reporting may be arranged with the client. Practical exigency may also require a lawyer to act for a client without prior consultation.
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My work is one big technology puzzle. I think it is brilliant that we are able to solve some of the challenges of yesterday using new technology of today. I ask the right questions, find solutions and make sure all the pieces fit together. That's what drives me.
Favorite subjects
I've loved solving puzzle since I was a child. My favorite subjects at school were mathematics and physics, and I continued in the same line at university. I have a bachelor's degree in mathematics from the Middle East Technical University in Ankara, a master's in IT from Istanbul Technical University, and a master's of computer science from Amsterdam University. During my studies, it struck me that, in Turkey, women more often choose technical subjects than they do in the Netherlands. In the Netherlands, I was often the only female student in the class. That's never been an issue for me, though. I'm still working in a world dominated by men.
Best fit technology landscape
I started at Accenture, a global professional services company, as a technical architect, and I've now been working in the technology practice for more than 10 years. This year, I became Lead of the Architecture Group within Accenture Technology in the Netherlands. We're an international team of consultants, focusing on technical architecture assessment and implementation of cloud platform and big data architectures. It's all about enabling organizations to define and implement the technology that best fits their business needs and architecture landscape. That's our specialty, and that's how we help our clients. We do very cool things, using the latest methods and developments in technology. We design applications and systems using the latest technology to make them efficient and effective so that it really makes a difference for the user. I'm proud of that.
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If you build an ecommerce platform that allows people to book tickets quickly and easily, it will have an impact. The same applies to a platform on which companies can share their data, so that people can start building software on the basis of that data. You can also use technology to make disruptive changes in people's lives.
Take the healthcare platform that my company is currently working on. By using relevant available data, our customers can give people better feedback on their health, and if necessary even send them warnings or reminders. In that way, you can use technology to really improve people's lives. I get lots of energy from that.
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What I really like about where I work is that everyone has an opportunity to share their creative ideas and be heard. You can do what you're interested in, depending on your ambitions for the short and long term. I enjoy working with my team, an open-minded group of people-with eight different nationalities! Together, we closely follow the latest trends and technological developments. We visit events, seminars and conferences, learning from others, working closely with our colleagues in the rest of the world, and attending training courses so that we keep up to date. In our field, things change as fast as the speed of light, so we need to keep renewing ourselves constantly.
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Thirty years ago, Paul Auster wrote a memoir of his father, who died, shockingly and ludicrously, while making love to his girlfriend. Now comes the book that circles around his mother's death.
It's a book of shards, a meditation on old experiences newly comprehended. It's much concerned with his own ageing; he wants to "speak now before it is too late".
So we see Auster at 5 years old, crouched over an ant-hill in the backyard, about to be mugged by his younger neighbour.
We see him at 64 years old, "thinking about all the others who never managed to get as far as you have".
He takes us through college years in Manhattan, as America split in half over Vietnam and youth culture. He learns French ways (casual anti-Semitism and noisy plumbing) in Paris; enters his first marriage, "an act of delusional folly"; endures a house full of loathsome far-right books.
Then comes his second marriage, to a tall, lean blond author whom he rapturously calls "the One ... the grand love". And nearly always, there's his own writing, poetry then prose, with the endless walking that helps the words come.
It all happens in short, vivid episodes, crammed with sensory detail. Memories blaze on the page. Childhood baseball; the scents of thyme and lavender in Provence and roasted coffee in Brooklyn; the Minnesota winters that stun your face muscles as soon as you step outside; a moment at Bergen-Belsen when the bones of the dead howl.
He's fascinated by almost everyone, mean and malevolent or good and gracious.
The book is an album of neighbours, friends, in-laws, lovers. Especially lovers: Auster calls himself "a willing slave to Eros".
Wince not; his evocations of love and lust are tender, exuberant and funny. There's Sandra, who recited Baudelaire in bed. There are the girls allowed into college rooms only if the door remained ajar by the width of a book.
Winter Journal circles two emotional poles. At one extreme are the terror attacks following his mother's death, moments that hurled him to the ground, crying with fear. At the other is the epiphany and liberation of a moment when he suddenly knew he could write and live again.
The Auster of this book is blissfully uxorious, unrepentantly nicotine-addicted, relentlessly observant, spatially dyslexic. He's a writer who defies gravity and - occasionally - grammar.
He leaves you with the satisfying feeling that not only his life, but all lives are rich in subjects and symbols.
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The Oilers' rebuild has hit on a basic problem. The top end of the forward group is made up of NHL difference-makers, players ready or very nearly ready to contribute to a contending team. The top end of the defence corps is still very much a work in progress.
Head coach Dallas Eakins talked over the weekend about how he doesn't like the Oilers being referred to as a young team, and his point is well-taken – as much as the elite talent taken near the top of the draft matters, at the end of the day it generally doesn't win Stanley Cups by itself (as, say, the Atlanta Thrashers could attest). Further, as coach, Eakins needs to reach everybody, not just the handful of elite players he has.
However, great teams need great players at the top of the lineup, and while it's possible to lose with them it's very difficult to win without them. In that sense, the Oilers' rebuild remains dependent on finding players to fill those top spots, and most of those players will be found via the draft.
The Young Forwards
- Taylor Hall, 1st overall 2010: He was the best left wing in the Western Conference last season, and in my view the NHL (sorry, Chris Kunitz). He's ready.
- Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, 1st overall 2011: Had a bit of a down year offensively and he's coming off major surgery, but this is a guy who helped push puck-possession against the NHL's best. He might not be 'top centre on a Cup contender' grade out the gate this year but we're counting the days.
- Jordan Eberle, 22nd overall 2008: Fantastic player who tends to get either more or less than his due, depending on which segment of the fan base one talks to. He was a key part of a legitimate top line last year, and there's little reason to think he's anything less than a first-line caliber right wing.
- Nail Yakupov, 1st overall 2012: He's still raw, but the talent level is off the charts. His year one shooting percentage was through the roof, and right now we don't know if he's a Stamkos-like shooting talent or just a very good shooter coming off a great year (like Eberle in 2011-12). For what it's worth, I think he's the best pure shooter I've ever seen in an Oilers jersey (keep in mind I missed the dynasty years). He's still a ways from being the player he'll likely top out at but he was a top-30 NHL goal-scorer last year; he can help.
- Sam Gagner, 6th overall 2007: Outscored every Oiler not named Taylor Hall last year, and in his role (second line centre) he's a nice fit.
- David Perron, trade with St. Louis: We haven't seen what he can do in Edmonton yet, but a year ago he was Ken Hitchcock's fourth most-used forward on a contender-calibre Blues team. He's an established second-line forward with a variety of abilities.
Some will point out that the top-six is lacking certain qualities (size and, uh, size) but it's a lot easier to find a Bryan Bickell type to plug in on the wing of Jonathan Toews or Patrick Kane than it is to find Jonathan Toews or Patrick Kane. There may be some finessing to come here, but the Oilers have a top-six group that should be capable of wreaking havoc on opponents. It's the single-biggest reason I think the team makes the post-season this year.
The Young Defence
- Justin Schultz, free agent signing: Outrageous offensive talent wasn't able to excel in a second-pair role for all of last season but had no choice but to try. He'll round out his game with time; he can help right now and probably isn't too far away from being a difference-maker.
- Jeff Petry: 45th overall, 2006: Petry's a surprisingly controversial player among Oilers fans; as far as I'm concerned there should be little-to-no doubt he can hold a second-pair role on a very good team today.
- Ladislav Smid, trade with Anaheim: Limited in some ways, Smid is still a legitimate top-four NHL defensive defenceman.
- Oscar Klefbom, 19th overall 2011: My view – one that seems to be in harmony with the coach – is that Klefbom needs to start this year in the AHL. I think he'll see NHL time at some point, but he's still likely some distance from being an effective top-four (or better still, top-pairing) NHL defenceman.
- Darnell Nurse, 7th overall 2013: Fantastic player with obvious physical talents, but one who is just as obviously years away from NHL employment.
- Martin Marincin, 46th overall 2010: He enters the year as a top-pairing caliber talent in the AHL; it will be interesting to see how coach Todd Nelson balances the ice-time given what he has on his blue line. He's probably a year away from NHL employment, and at least another year away from being top-four ready.
- Martin Gernat, 122nd overall, 2011: Just entering the professional ranks this season, he's years away.
- Dillon Simpson, 92nd overall 2011: Unsigned college defenceman has to be considered something of a flight risk, given Edmonton's defensive depth chart.
- Brandon Davidson, 162nd overall 2010: In terms of draft pedigree he's well back of most of these guys, and if he makes it at all the smart money says he's a third-pairing defenceman. But everything I've seen says this is a guy who is going to be a real threat to pass by some of the more highly touted prospects in the system.
- David Musil, 31st overall 2011: Just entering the professional ranks this season, he's years away (and might never arrive).
There isn't a single top-pairing defenceman in the organization today; the hope is that some of these players –mostly guys who have never played a professional game in North America – get there eventually. I think a contending team would do pretty well with Petry-Smid-Schultz in the 3-4-5 roles on their blue line today, but this is about filling the top spots and clearly this group is going to need some time to get there.
The idea of a top-four of Nurse and Schultz and Klefbom and Petry is appealing in theory, but even a wildly optimistic scenario has that two years away from happening.
Rapid Fashion
Craig MacTavish started saying smart things from his first day in the general manager's chair, and his comments early in his introductory press conference energized the fanbase immediately:
I'm an impatient guy, and I bring that impatience to this situation. I think that we're at the stage in terms of the cycle of our hockey club right now that we have to do some bold things. We have to expose ourselves to some semblance of risk to try and move the team forward in a rapid fashion.
MacTavish was unable to completely overhaul the defence, but his additions make the Oilers a better team today and may speed up the process of putting together a playoff-caliber defence.
- Andrew Ference: A top-four defenceman on a Stanley Cup-contending team. He's nearing the point in his career where there will be a drop-off in ability, but in June he was logging 21:34-and-up for the Bruins in the Stanley Cup Finals. He helps this team get better now and should be seen as a player who can cover while the prospects find their legs.
- Denis Grebeshkov: Reclamation project was brilliant in the number four role in his final season coached by Craig MacTavish. Maybe he doesn't work out, and maybe he only works out on the third pairing, but he isn't yet 30 and might emerge as a guy who can play the four/five role for the next five years or so.
- Anton Belov: A total wild card. He's a huge defenceman with puck-moving ability and an elite player in the world's second-best league. The possibilities range from "never plays an NHL game" to "establishes himself as an integral part of the top-four" and everything in between.
- Philip Larsen: Maybe he was a throw-in on the Horcoff deal to help balance the money, but two years ago Larsen was a strong young prospect on a top-four trajectory. He's 23 years old and has 95 NHL games under his belt; it might be that the Oilers have added a real player who learned his toughest lessons (and made his worst mistakes) in another NHL city.
The top end of the forward corps is ready for playoff hockey. The defence, not so much. What MacTavish showed this summer is that he isn't content to wait for Klefbom and Nurse to arrive. It's hard to add top-end players at any position but especially on defence; with these signings the Oilers have done the next best thing and added plausible middle-pair types in large numbers.
Recently around the Nation Network
At Flames Nation, Kent Wilson takes a long, thoughtful look at Brian Burke's track record and what it might mean for the Flames. It's an interesting look at a guy who is likely to have a major impact on one of the Oilers' division rivals and well worth the read. Wilson wraps it up this way:
Brian Burke has spent a lot of time in the league, much of it as a high level executive who could pull off incrediblely beneficial trades for his organizations. That's the good news. On the other hand, he was unable to meaningfully improve the Leafs in his last front office job, he apparently has little use for new methods of analysis and it's unclear how well he will fit in to an increasingly crowded Flames font office. Flames fans have to hope Burke's strengths will win out over his weaknesses and the various personalities heading the Calgary organization will be able to work harmoniously together.
Click the link above to read more or check out some of my recent stuff below:
- Brandon Davidson, hidden gem?
- The summer of ugly jerseys
- Tom Gilbert (and other UFA's) possibly Europe-bound
- Oilers prospects fall 5-2 to Calgary
- Timetable for the defence
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Hi all,
If you know me in the real world or even here on TA you'd know I'm pretty passionate about the image of atheism, deconversion and evangelical atheism. A christian friend pointed me to a video (which you can watch here) by Greta Christina today that made me realize that there is a bit of a gap, a chasm, between what I believe and what most atheists believe that could probably be easily filled by a little clarification. Then, I realized, this might in fact be the key to addressing the larger, over-arching issue of anger amongst atheists and whether or not this is a good approach for evangelical atheists.
It just never occurred to me that this point of distinction even needed to be made, but listening to Great and the crowd watching I realized I had made a bad assumption. No, this distinction does in fact need to be made clear. Great gets it, so I'll try to recast her point here in the context of deconversion.
Adherents and their apologists who are angry about atheist anger are just trying to take away the one ingredient responsible for all social change. I took this as a given, but many don't realize that almost every major social movement, from women's rights, to the queer movement, to civil rights; have all been built on "righteous" anger. "Righteous" anger is a special breed of anger that, unlike unhealthy anger, is clearly justifiable. It is the expression of anger, imo, by an emotionally healthy, mature adult.
But what has concerned me is that I get the impression that all too many atheists are not applying this anger constructively. Rather, there is an almost immature, temper tantrum manner in which this gets expressed publicly.
My argument is that to be effective we must learn to channel that anger into something constructive, which means having the maturity and emotional stamina to refrain from public outbursts of anger and rather channel that anger into a social movement of change; of evangelical atheism which includes that unpopular topic of deconversion.
Atheists must learn that anger is a transformative force that can be used for constructive change. But this means being mature and learning how to express anger appropriately in public. There is a difference between anger expressed privately and anger expressed in public. Expressing anger in public is ill-advised if the only thing being expressed is anger. On the other hand, expressing how and why the things that anger you are reason for change is what we should be doing.
So, to be clear, my concern about the manner and tone of the "new atheists" movement comes about as a result of this realization, the same thing that Greta explains in her video much better than I can. And she also points out that when people demand that we "tone it down" they are really trying to take away from us the one thing that fuels social change. They are really just trying to "shut us up" and are doing what every reactionary element has done in the face of social change that begins to truly challenge status quo. For any role I've played in that I regret it and hope I don't do that anymore.
For my part I am so accustomed to refraining from expressing this anger publicly that I have to catch myself sometimes even in private conversations, especially with adherents, when I say, "oh, I'm not really angry about that". Well, I am, but I choose to refrain from expressing naked anger in public as it is counter-productive. When expressed publicly anger should, imo, be channeled as a constructive conversation used to persuade, not defame us and alienate adherents. So, the litany of things that anger us are valid things to talk about, I just think we should be careful in public how we frame it.
I'd like to thank my Christian friend for pointing me to this video and I'd like to know what others think about this. In particular, do you express your anger with religion differently in public and private?
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That day will come, my friend, imo
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I'm new to this site, and I'm having a good time going through threads new and old.
As for anger, I find I do best when I direct anger at actions, words and things.
I avoid being angry at people. In my view, most of us were abused as children, with their stories of a celestial boogeyman and of eternal suffering. To that extent, we are all at different stages of recovery; the 'true believer' may have little or no chance of recovery.
I think anger is preferable to confusion, and maybe anger is what you feel when you are no longer confused.
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ST. CLOUD, Minn. (AP) - Washington's inability to settle on a farm bill is frustrating to dairy farmers across Minnesota.
New enrollment in conservation programs has been halted, and farmers worry about disruptions in farm prices next year if no bill is passed.
"Everything's up in the wind right now," Melrose dairy farmer Dennis Ritter told the St. Cloud Times for a story published Tuesday (http://on.sctimes.com/19rLsgT ). "We need a stabilized market."
A one-year extension of the previous five-year farm bill ended Sept. 30. On top of that, the federal government shutdown halted most U.S. Department of Agriculture functions from Oct. 1-16, delaying payments to farmers and interrupting crop reports and other vital information.
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The Conservation Reserve Program, which pays farmers to take environmentally sensitive land out of production, is seeing an immediate impact. New enrollments of land can't happen until a farm bill is passed, said Jerry Hurrle, farm loan manager for the Farm Service Agency in Waite Park.
Carol Anderson, a Gilman dairy farmer, said the blizzard that killed thousands of cattle earlier this month in South Dakota left her pondering what could happen if a similar disaster happened here. Renewal of disaster aid could be included in a new farm bill.
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In the most dramatic of finales at Kunetická Hora Golf Club, Hartø was put under intense pressure on the closing holes as Hansen, playing one group in front, birdied four holes in a row just after the turn to move into a share of the lead with his fellow Dane.Hartø kept his best until last however, as a birdie at the 15th was followed by a superb up and down at the par five 16th for birdie, having found the rough with his first two shots.
Incredibly, there was better to come at the par three 17th as the 24 year old produced a moment of pure golf magic to the delight of the watching crowds, rolling in a birdie putt from over 50 feet to extend his lead to two.Despite the pressure on Championship Sunday, Hartø was engaging with the fans all the way through, sharing jokes and talking to kids, and he gave them a fitting finale when he rolled in a 15 foot birdie putt at the last to sign for a seven under par round of 65 and claim a three-shot victory.
"I'm just really happy," said the Copenhagen native, who moved to second place in the Challenge Tour Rankings, just €125 short of leader Gary Lockerbie. "It's a bit of a relief too because I have been chasing that victory all year and this week everything just came together for me."I played extremely well and the finish I had was just massive. Those putts at 16 and 17 were huge. I just wanted to get the putt on 17 close. It looked good all the way and I couldn't believe when it went in. It was big because it meant I could just play safe on 18 with a two shot lead.
"The support this week has been absolutely fantastic. I feed off the smiles I get from the crowds and I got a lot of those this week. I play the best when I'm relaxed. It was the same in my previous two wins, it just calms me down. It's just been fantastic, I really enjoyed playing here and I'm over the moon."Hartø is now relishing the opportunity of returning to The European Tour next year and more so because he will be joined by at least one of his close friends, the man he overcame in such a thrilling battle in the Czech Republic – Joachim B Hansen.
"He is a great player and he is going to have a great career," said Hartø, who drove away with a brand new Peugeot 208 car as well as a cheque for €25,600. "The last couple of months have been fantastic for him and I'm looking forward to getting on The European Tour with him."We've shared rooms and travelled together this year and the more Danes we can get out on The European Tour the better. We've had so much fun this year on the Challenge Tour, it's been fantastic.
"I've grown a lot this year on the Challenge Tour, whereas I basically went straight to The European Tour the last time so it's definitely going to be different this time around."Despite the disappointment of missing out having come so close, Hansen was understandably pleased to sign for an eight under par round of 64 and claim his best finish of a season which has exceeded all expectations.
"It was a really good day but it was just too tough to catch up with a man who was four shots clear at the beginning of the day," said the 22 year old, who moved to eighth in the Rankings."To shoot a 64 and hole so many good putts was great but you cannot do anything when Andreas has a six under round so I can't complain."
Garry Houston, meanwhile, finished in third place on 18 under par after a five under final round of 67 but it must have felt like a win as the Welshman secured his category on the Challenge Tour for next season and a place at Qualifying School Second Stage, having failed to make it through this year's First Stage.Steven Tiley carded a one under par round of 71 to fall to tied fourth position, alongside Germany's Max Kieffer and Mikko Korhonen of Finland.
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With growth in the global economy looking uncertain in 2015, property investment offers a number of compelling characteristics for a wide range of market environments.
As we head into 2015, we believe that the property sector can offer investors a degree of stability as the global economy struggles to recover. This has been acknowledged by some of the largest government pension schemes including the world's largest government scheme, the Japanese Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF), and Europe's largest pension fund, the Norwegian Government Pension Fund, which have both increased allocations to real estate by 5%. These two allocations alone amount to over $50 billion of buying power.
As we head into 2015, we believe that the property sector can offer investors a degree of stability as the global economy struggles to recover.
A significant amount of the capital allocated to real estate is seeking prime property, including trophy assets, which tend to be held by the listed sector. This is giving listed companies the opportunity to realise gains at stretched valuations and redeploy these gains into new opportunities.
The flood of capital has not, though, boosted supply in many markets. In London – one of the world's most buoyant real estate markets – the Deloitte Real Estate's London Office Crane survey states that office space under construction has fallen to a three-year low and office space across central London has been running at below-average levels for five years. We believe that these effects will support the fundamentals of the listed sector in the major global gateway markets through 2015.
Economic news should support property
There are two likely economic scenarios we anticipate as we head into 2015. The first is that the global economy weakens which will put pressure on central banks to keep interest rates low and to continue their policies of quantitative easing. Due to its resilient income stream, this is likely to lead to a continued demand for property from investors searching for yield.
On the flipside, a strong economic growth scenario will most likely lead to interest rate rises. As long as these rises are the result of sustainable economic growth, then the property sector should see increased occupier demand as companies look to expand. This in turn will lead to rental growth and should offset any increased borrowing costs property firms may be exposed to. Companies with property in secondary locations may struggle, as occupier demand is likely to be stronger in major cities and prime locations which are normally held by the larger quality names in the sector.
Can the US continue its good run?
The US listed property sector has delivered over 20% returns so far in 2014, but the key question now is whether there any more juice left in the tank. Undoubtedly a large number of US property companies are trading at fair value, but we still believe that there is upside potential on a selective basis. Real estate fundamentals remain solid and the initial outlook for 2015 appears to be positive across most major property types. San Francisco, Seattle and New York City continue to experience growth on the back of demand from the tech, media and telecommunications (TMT) sector, which is showing no signs of slowing down. We are also seeing continued demand for office and industrial property in hydrocarbon centres on the back of the fracking boom.
China continues to slow, but Asia still looks relatively cheap.
The slow progress of the Chinese economy has been a fringe concern for investors for over a year and is now becoming a key issue. Whilst stimulus measures are in place, there is a headwind of high property supply - some 3 million excess units per annum - that is hurting prices and slowing volumes given that real estate accounts for 10% of GDP. Despite the relaxation of home purchase restrictions in many areas, the fundamentals are still looking weak, with a slowdown in residential sales and economic growth.
Hong Kong continues to be one of the cheapest markets globally. Nonetheless, employment concerns, lower consumption levels and anti-corruption measures in China are feeding into sluggish growth. We cannot see a catalyst for a rerating of this market in the short-term but any positive news from China in 2015 may result in a positive shift in sentiment.
UK surprises for the right reasons whilst the eurozone struggles
In Europe, a select number of companies continue to surprise to the upside; those with exposure to London offices have seen strong rental growth. We anticipate that this trend will continue as a lack of development finance results in low levels of supply. In our view, the main upside risk in the short-term is that the inflow of capital from Asia and the US could trigger a widespread fall in property yields, which could push annualised total returns over 10% per year for a limited period. The main downside risk is that the sovereign debt crisis could re-ignite if deflation takes hold and governments fail to meet targets to cut their budget deficits.
We will remain keenly focused on companies whose prices do not reflect the risk-adjusted value of their respective businesses. Our view is that this approach will continue to serve our investors well as we head into 2015.


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Paris, France, December 16, 2010 – the General Court of the European Union declared today that "The Commission infringed the copyright and know-how held by the SYSTRAN Group in the Unix version of the SYSTRAN machine translation software". Sanctioning these acts, the General Court ordered the Commission to pay SYSTRAN liquidated damages of €12,001,000.
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Following ten years of fighting and a court proceeding lasting nearly four years, the General Court of the European Union has recognized SYSTRAN's intellectual property rights.
The Court has affirmed the SYSTRAN Group's ownership of SYSTRAN software and declared the infringement of the copyright and know-how held by the SYSTRAN Group by the European Commission, and has ordered the Commission to pay SYSTRAN liquidated damages in the amount of €12,001,000.
For the first time, a European institution has been condemned in such a manner and to such a degree.
In addition, the General Court issued a press release as a non-pecuniary compensation for the non-material damage caused to SYSTRAN's reputation as a consequence of the Commission's unlawful conduct (available at: http://curia.europa.eu/jcms/jcms/j_6/?jsp=jcore%2Fquery.jsp&text=systran).
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a. The bill of a bird, especially one that is strong and curved, such as that of a hawk or a finch.
b. A similar structure in other animals, such as turtles, insects, or fish.
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1 any pointed anatomical structure, such as the beak of the sphenoid bone.
2 a pair of dental pincers used in shaping prostheses.
3 a radiographic image of a bony protuberance adjacent to a degenerative intervertebral disk.
- (also called bill) the jaws and associated horny covering in a bird or turtle.
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1. Nose of pliers used in dentistry to contour and adjust wrought or cast metal dental appliances.
2. Sometimes used to describe any beak-shaped anatomic structure.
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the hard keratinization (or rhamphotheca) which provides the horny covering of the beak bones, plus the beak bones, of birds. The dorsal ridge of the upper beak is the culmen, the similar keel of the lower beak is the gonys. The cutting edges of the beak are the tomia. Called also bill.
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traumatic separation of the upper and lower beak at the base requires hand feeding for survival of the bird. Some attempts at devising an artificial beak have been made, but attachment is a major problem.
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In this case, instead of "all the news that's fit to print," it's all the news that's fit to downplay.
While relegating news of the attacks on the U.S. embassy in Cairo and the American Consulate in Behghazi, Libya to Page A4, today's New York Times placed the following stories on the front page of its New York and National editions (HT Daniel Drezner via Instapundit):
"Israeli Sharpens Call for United States to Set Iran Trigger"
"Teachers' Leader in Chicago Strike Shows Her Edge"
"Gay Marriage Vote Rises as Test in Upstate G.O.P. Race" (Note now a race for State Senator is considered important national news.)
"Dissecting Romney's Vietnam Stance at Stanford" (words fail)
"Amazon, Forced to Collect a Tax, Is Adding Roots"
"Get Out of Jail Free? No, It's Better" (perhaps indicating how embarrassed it is about letting that headline go through, the listing of front-page contents on the web has the story's headline as "Whistle-Blower Awarded $104 Million by I.R.S.")
David D. Kirkpatrick's coverage at Page A4, with the help of Suliman Ali Zway in Tripoli, almost seems to excuse the violence (bolds are mine; links are in original):
Anger Over a Film Fuels Anti-American Attacks in Libya and Egypt
Protesters angry over an amateurish American-made video denouncing Islam attacked the United States Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, on Tuesday, killing a State Department officer, while Egyptian demonstrators stormed over the fortified walls of the United States Embassy here.
On the 11th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, the assaults were a violent reminder that the changes sweeping the region have hardly dispelled the rage against the United States that still smolders in pockets around the Arab world.
The mobs were set off by Egyptian media reports about a 14-minute trailer for the video, called "Innocence of Muslims," that was released on the Web. The trailer opens with scenes of Egyptian security forces standing idle as Muslims pillage and burn the homes of Egyptian Christians. Then it cuts to cartoonish scenes depicting the Prophet Muhammad as a child of uncertain parentage, a buffoon, a womanizer, a homosexual, a child molester and a greedy, bloodthirsty thug.
The trailer was uploaded to YouTube by Sam Bacile, whom The Wall Street Journal Web site identified as a 52-year old Israeli-American real estate developer in California. He told the Web site he had raised $5 million from 100 Jewish donors to make the film. "Islam is a cancer," Mr. Bacile was quoted as saying.
The video gained international attention when a Florida pastor began promoting it along with his own proclamation of Sept. 11 as "International Judge Muhammad Day."
In a statement on Tuesday, the pastor, Terry Jones of Gainesville, Fla., called the film "an American production, not designed to attack Muslims but to show the destructive ideology of Islam" and said it "further reveals in a satirical fashion the life of Muhammad."
... The death in Benghazi appears to be the first such fatality in a string of attacks and vandalism against foreign and especially Western diplomatic missions in Libya in recent months. Since the fall of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, Libya's transitional government has struggled to rebuild an effective police force, control the weapons that have flooded the streets and restore public security.
Those poor rioters, they can't help themselves. When someone offends their religion, they simply must respond, just as Christians rioted over the "art" of "P*ss Christ" and the Virgin Mary stained with elephant dung (with the exhibit subsidized by tax dollars). Oh wait, those Christian riots never happened.
An American at the State Department is dead and rioters attack our supposedly soverereign diplomatic space in two separate countries for the same ostensible reason. But what Mitt Romney did and didn't do about Vietnam forty-plus years ago and one state senator's gay marriage vote are far more important. Zheesh.
Drezner's tweet asks: "How in the hell do the attacks in Cairo and Benghazi not make the front page of the New York Times? #pageA4? #really?"
Yeah, really. It must be painful for the Times to watch the "Arab Spring" myth fostered by the Obama administration and its willing accomplices in the press get exposed for the lie it has always been -- and for Dear Leader to see it fall apart before instead of after the presidential election.
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Bloggers, Take Heed! Facebook updated it's Promotions Guidelines on 11/4/09 and there's some things in there you need to know, especially if you are doing (or entering) blog giveaways!
Facebook Promotions Guidelines now read: (in part - I've included the most useful information for you here)
Facebook Promotions Guidelines
Date of Last Revision: November 4, 2009.
These Promotions Guidelines govern the publicizing or administering of any sweepstakes, contest, competition or other similar offering (each, a "promotion") on Facebook by you. For clarity, a "sweepstakes" is a promotion that includes a prize and a winner selected on the basis of chance. A "contest" or "competition" is a promotion that includes a prize and a winner determined on the basis of skill (i.e., through judging based on specific criteria). Publicizing a promotion on Facebook means promoting, advertising or referencing a promotion in any way on Facebook or using any part of the Facebook Platform. This may include, for example, in Facebook advertising inventory, on a Facebook Page, or through a status update. Administering a promotion on Facebook means operating any element of the promotion on Facebook or using any part of the Facebook Platform. This may include, for example, collecting submissions or entries, conducting the drawing, judging winning entries, or notifying winners. By publicizing or administering the promotion in any way on Facebook or using any part of the Facebook Platform, you agree to these Promotions Guidelines.
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2.3 The promotion, if a sweepstakes, is open to individuals residing in Belgium, Norway, Sweden, or India;
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2.5 The prize or any part of the prize includes alcohol, tobacco, dairy, firearms, or prescription drugs; or
2.6 The promotion is a sweepstakes that conditions entry upon the purchase of a product, completion of a lengthy task, or other form of consideration.
Below we have provided a few examples to help you understand how to apply Section 3 of the Promotion Guidelines.
You cannot: Condition entry in the promotion upon a user providing content on Facebook, such as making a post on a profile or Page, status comment or photo upload.
You can: Use a third party application to condition entry to the promotion upon a user providing content. For example, you may administer a photo contest whereby a user uploads a photo through a third-party application to enter the contest.
You cannot: Administer a promotion that users automatically enter by becoming a fan of your Page.
You can: Only allow fans of your Page to access the tab that contains the third-party application for the promotion.
You cannot: Notify winners through Facebook, such as through Facebook messages, chat, or posts on profiles or Pages.
You can: Collect an address or email through the third-party application for the promotion in order to contact the winner by email or standard mail.
You cannot: Instruct people (in the rules or elsewhere) to sign up for a Facebook account before they enter the promotion.
You can: Instruct users to visit the third-party application to enter the promotion (as described in Section 3.4(i)). Since users must have a Facebook account in order to access an application on the Facebook Platform, if you give this instruction, they will be prompted to sign up for a Facebook account if they do not already have one.
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LAS VEGAS, Aug. 30, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- NV Energy, Inc. (NYSE: NVE) announced today that its senior management will present at the Barclays Capital CEO Energy - Power Conference on September 5, 2012 at 2:25 p.m. EDT in New York. A live webcast of the presentation will also be available at nvenergy.com.
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Kürtös Kalács
It is flavored with sweet spices and nuts. The most common being cinnamon, almonds, walnuts and sugar, they are cooked using skewers and they sprinkle sugar on the pastry and let it caramelize over open fire.
On my short trip to Budapest I also had one of these delicious kürtös kalács while we had a walk on the Chain Bridge that is closed for cars on weekends. Therefore there are many vendors on the bridge selling Hungarian handmade specialties and you can listen to street musicians.
Among the anecdotes relating to the bridge, the most popular is that the lions were sculpted without tongues and the sculptor was mocked so much that he jumped into the Danube in shame.
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Not to be a pain... chriesi... but Transilvania was never a part of Hungary. It was a part of the Austrian - Hungarian Empire which is a pretty big difference. Transilvania has always been Romanian no matter what other people like to say... Like the pictures though :)
- August 24, 2009 at 8:46 PM
Love the blogg with all good food... and pictures :)
- August 24, 2009 at 8:52 PM
- Tamas said...
Hey D,
Between 1003 and 1526, Transylvania was a voivodeship of the Kingdom of Hungary, led by a voivod appointed by the Hungarian King. After the Battle of Mohács in 1526 Transylvania became effectively an independent principality ruled primarily by Calvinist Hungarian princes. Afterward, in 1566, Hungary was divided between the Habsburgs and the Turks, with the Transylvanian principality maintaining autonomy as an Ottoman subject.
- September 19, 2009 at 5:38 AM
1. The name of kürtős kalács DOES NOT originates from the hungarian word kürt (that in contrast of your statement is just horn and not animal horn). The name originates from the hungarian kürtő, that means stovepipe. Another name with the hungarian kürtő is kürtőkalap (cilinder) that means stovepipe hat.
- November 29, 2010 at 10:36 AM
- chriesi said...
@Katzir1955: Ah, thank you for the information! I am going to correct this!
- November 29, 2010 at 11:56 AM
- Louise said...
I am British and fell in love with the Kurtos Kalacs so much that I now sell the specialist ovens which you cook the pastrys in!
I ship them all over the world along with Kurtos-kalacs accessories, recipes and instructions of how to make them.
Check out www.kurtos-kalacs.com We sell a gas or an electric version.
These machines are ideal for coffee shops, catering trailers, shopping centres, cafes, kiosks ....
- January 20, 2011 at 10:20 AM
- Ivan said...
Your Kurtos kalacs has a slovak origin, look at this: http://www.skalica.sk/cest_ruch/trdelnik/index.en.php?lang=en
- March 7, 2011 at 9:56 PM
- abraxas said...
Slovakia it was hungarian too and the eastern part was part of transilvanian vivodship too so there are any contradiction that this cake is originated from there.
- April 5, 2011 at 10:02 AM
- Peto said...
Ivan: Did you read at all what is on the page you linked?
Probably not, or you would not talk rubbish:
"Later he (Earl József Gvadányi) employed a cook from Transylvania and he brought a recipe for "trdelník"."(to Skalica)
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