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England coach Stuart Lancaster believes there was much his side could take from their 31-12 win over Argentina at Twickenham on Saturday.
Despite an impressive opening forty minutes, scoring three first-half tries, they were surprisingly disjointed after the break.
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The competing renewal of this Program Project Grant (PPG) builds on tremendous progress made by PPG investigators during the last funding cycle in defining the genotypes and phenotypes of frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FTLD). Collectively, our work has substantively redefined the neuropathology of FTLD as those with tau tangles (FTLD-Tau) and those with TDP-43 inclusions (FTLD-TDP). Moreover, genome-wide association (GWAS) studies led by PPG investigators on autopsy-confirmed FTLD-TDP as well as on autopsy-confirmed progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP) and cortical basal degeneration (CBD), subtypes of FTLD-Tau, identified additional genetic risk factors and modifiers for FTLD-TDP and FTLD-Tau, respectively. During the next funding period, PPG investigators will exploit these accomplishments by proposing a set of bold new objectives for FTLD research that will be implemented through 5 Cores and 4 Projects. Specifically, they will define clinical phenotypes of FTLD subtypes and determine if they predict cases with FTLD-Tau or FTLD-TDP, identify new FTLD mutations and conduct additional genetic studies to identify genes that modify tau pathogenicity, determine the mechanisms of tau tangle formation and evaluate genes and proteins that modify TDP-43 pathogenicity through cell culture, C. elegans and transgenic mouse models. The proposed studies will provide important insights into mechanisms of FTLD and the diagnosis and treatment of these disorders.
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|Massimo, Lauren; Evans, Lois K (2014) Differentiating subtypes of apathy to improve person-centered care in frontotemporal degeneration. J Gerontol Nurs 40:58-65
|Ferrari, Raffaele; Hernandez, Dena G; Nalls, Michael A et al. (2014) Frontotemporal dementia and its subtypes: a genome-wide association study. Lancet Neurol 13:686-99
|Olm, Christopher A; McMillan, Corey T; Spotorno, Nicola et al. (2014) The relative contributions of frontal and parietal cortex for generalized quantifier comprehension. Front Hum Neurosci 8:610
|Serrano, Geidy E; Sabbagh, Marwan N; Sue, Lucia I et al. (2014) Positive florbetapir PET amyloid imaging in a subject with frequent cortical neuritic plaques and frontotemporal lobar degeneration with TDP43-positive inclusions. J Alzheimers Dis 42:813-21
|Irwin, David J; McMillan, Corey T; Suh, EunRan et al. (2014) Myelin oligodendrocyte basic protein and prognosis in behavioral-variant frontotemporal dementia. Neurology 83:502-9
|Alfieri, Julio A; Pino, Natalia S; Igaz, Lionel M (2014) Reversible behavioral phenotypes in a conditional mouse model of TDP-43 proteinopathies. J Neurosci 34:15244-59
|Walker, Adam K; Daniels, Christine M LaPash; Goldman, James E et al. (2014) Astrocytic TDP-43 pathology in Alexander disease. J Neurosci 34:6448-58
|McCluskey, Leo F; Geser, Felix; Elman, Lauren B et al. (2014) Atypical Alzheimer's disease in an elderly United States resident with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and pathological tau in spinal motor neurons. Amyotroph Lateral Scler Frontotemporal Degener 15:466-72
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General Mansour Turki, a spokesperson for Saudi Arabia's interior ministry, told Al Arabiya it was being treated as a criminal incident and the shooter had been arrested.
There was speculation that the secondary school teacher had issues with management or was suffering from mental illness.
Journalists tweeted photographs showing ambulances gathered outside of the building in the aftermath of the attack.
The office compound was cordoned off as investigations continued.
Mass shootings are rare in Saudi Arabia, which has faced a series of recent attacks by Isis militants.
10 examples of Saudi Arabia's human rights abuses
10 examples of Saudi Arabia's human rights abuses
In October 2014, three lawyers, Dr Abdulrahman al-Subaihi, Bander al-Nogaithan and Abdulrahman al-Rumaih , were sentenced to up to eight years in prison for using Twitter to criticize the Ministry of Justice.
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In March 2015, Yemen's Sunni President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi was forced into exile after a Shia-led insurgency. A Saudi Arabia-led coalition has responded with air strikes in order to reinstate Mr Hadi. It has since been accused of committing war crimes in the country.
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Women who supported the Women2Drive campaign, launched in 2011 to challenge the ban on women driving vehicles, faced harassment and intimidation by the authorities. The government warned that women drivers would face arrest.
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Members of the Kingdom's Shia minority, most of whom live in the oil-rich Eastern Province, continue to face discrimination that limits their access to government services and employment. Activists have received death sentences or long prison terms for their alleged participation in protests in 2011 and 2012.
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All public gatherings are prohibited under an order issued by the Interior Ministry in 2011. Those defy the ban face arrest, prosecution and imprisonment on charges such as "inciting people against the authorities".
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In March 2014, the Interior Ministry stated that authorities had deported over 370,000 foreign migrants and that 18,000 others were in detention. Thousands of workers were returned to Somalia and other states where they were at risk of human rights abuses, with large numbers also returned to Yemen, in order to open more jobs to Saudi Arabians. Many migrants reported that prior to their deportation they had been packed into overcrowded makeshift detention facilities where they received little food and water and were abused by guards.
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The Saudi Arabian authorities continue to deny access to independent human rights organisations like Amnesty International, and they have been known to take punitive action, including through the courts, against activists and family members of victims who contact Amnesty.
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Raif Badawi was sentenced to 1000 lashes and 10 years in prison for using his liberal blog to criticise Saudi Arabia's clerics. He has already received 50 lashes, which have reportedly left him in poor health.
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Dawood al-Marhoon was arrested aged 17 for participating in an anti-government protest. After refusing to spy on his fellow protestors, he was tortured and forced to sign a blank document that would later contain his 'confession'. At Dawood's trial, the prosecution requested death by crucifixion while refusing him a lawyer.
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Ali Mohammed al-Nimr was arrested in 2012 aged either 16 or 17 for participating in protests during the Arab spring. His sentence includes beheading and crucifixion. The international community has spoken out against the punishment and has called on Saudi Arabia to stop. He is the nephew of a prominent government dissident.
It is is leading a coalition of countries conducting air strikes and ground operations in neighbouring Yemen in support of the country's internationally recognised government, resulting rebels targeting Jizan with missiles and cross-border fire.
Authorities said they shot down a ballistic missile targeting its capital of Jazan on Tuesday and that a police officer in the surrounding province was killed in a separate shooting incident on the same day.
In October, two people were killed and another two were wounded when a gunman opened fire inside a bank in the city of Jazan.
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text: Dior Couture: Fabulous, Vintage-Inspired Top & BottomlessnessTatianaTheAnonymousModel7/06/09 5:40pmFiled to: Couture, dahlingChristian Diorjohn gallianoToplessnessBottomlessnessHatsParis couture weekstephen jonesPat McGrath42EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink The Christian Dior couture show in Paris today was a beautiful, if somewhat familiar, ahistorical jaunt. Part part 80s lingerie-as-outerwear, part stiff New Look peplums, and part 30s bias satin slips, the collection was topped with Stephen Jones' extraordinary hats. Like this one, which we could imagine actually taking flight. The collection was presented at Dior's gray salon on Avenue Montaigne. The label's PR department tried to play the move as a return to the essence of the brand, but it can't be entirely coincidental that Dior has sought to avoid the expense of a location show in a year when all the major couture houses are expecting significant drops in orders. Makeup artist Pat McGrath gave everyone Dovima brows. Hat or sea anemone? Hat. Hat or daisy? Hat. John Galliano named this collection "C'est la fievre de la cabine", or Cabine Fever ("cabine" in French means both "cabin" and "dressing room.") Which explains all the lingerie-inspired touches, like visible girdles, visible slips, and visible stockings. As well as occasional total bottomlessness. Did we say occasional? Clearly, the whole no pants thing remains hot for fall. Not that Mr. Galliano doesn't throw toplessness a bone now and then! There's a reason Tyra calls it "couture pose." Let's hold an imaginary pose-off, right now! Even 1987 Madonna can't deny the appeal of the clavicle-pushing shoulder hunch. But this girl wins. Chanel Iman's hat is giving off shades of Carrie Bradshaw's wedding. Galliano loves his sheer fabrics. And when he can cut like that, who can blame him? Some of these dresses, however, we have seen before. Is this what we can expect from designers right now? Is it the economy, all those "consumers want to invest in classic pieces" warnings taken too much to heart? Whatever has driven Galliano back into the archives can't but disappoint those acquainted with the range of his genius. It remains to be seen whether customers will fork over tens of thousands for dresses that are merely beautiful. But when he's on, he's on. Reply42 repliesLeave a reply


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Written on: 23/02/2017 by Kinsley461 (1 review written)
what a bag of sh. this company is nobody knows what they are doing, payed money up in full, someone reverses into me in july, reports it, ask me to send pics of damage in august, then ask me again because they gave me wrong email address, waits till September no phone calls or letters, passed from pillar to post then I get someone the vans repaired ..yes... no nobody has phoned or sent letter to get it authorized, phones them again in November we are waiting on third party insurance, get a… Read Full Review
Written on: 14/01/2017 by Franklinns273 (1 review written)
Car was stolen almost 2 months ago, no courtesy calls to give any updates and still waiting for any news!! each time I have called they just palm you off with utter nonsense, presumably to delay any payments? this is the first year of taking up insurance through 'My Policy' to whom marker study group are their underwriters, so be warned, if you are claim free you may think they are an 'ok' group, but pity on anyone who has to make a claim!! this will be the first and last year of insuring with… Read Full Review
Written on: 10/08/2016 by drivinginstructor1 (1 review written)
I am a driving instructor for 27 years and have never had to deal with a company who are so incompetent. I was involved in a non fault accident, I have fully comprehensive insurance but have been left without a car so I'm unable to work, don't have anything to do with them. Disgusting attitude and Adrian flux my broker are just as bad… Read Full Review
Written on: 06/07/2016 by MarkusBarry (1 review written)
This is not an insurance firm, I would have been better of taking out a policy with the mafia… Read Full Review
Written on: 21/05/2016 by Salazar1 (1 review written)
Please AVOID at all costs. There is a saying that if you pay peanuts .......... Sometimes, it pays to just pay that bit extra to a credible, customer service focused insurance company. They are liars, insulting, rude and not to mention incompetent. I won't bother you with details but we wish we had read these reviews first. If I could give NO STARS I would have. … Read Full Review
Written on: 29/04/2016 by JamisonGleason (1 review written)
do not use this company they help people put false claims in .. i had a person try under taking me and pushing in . this person tried to push in then tailgate me then hurl abuse at me .. then when i waited for traffic to go so i could dart forward so i could read her number plate to report her driving she screches her tyres of down a side road .. then next thing get letter from police saying i done a hit and run called them told them the truth end of case from police called my broker told them… Read Full Review
Written on: 31/03/2016
I had an insurance policy with Markerstudy not by choice but via an insurance broker Adrian Flux who are just as corrupt. I had a accident where a third party hit the back of my vehicle and they held me at fault! With no notice to me what so ever they took money from my bank account using the details I used to pay my insurance in full 18 days earlier! My initial insurance was £669 they wanted another £1129 not far off twice my original policy cost Adrian Flux who took the money said the full… Read Full Review
Written on: 29/03/2016 by Boom_Trikes (1 review written)
As a 3rd party claimant I've found the service shockingly bad… Read Full Review
Written on: 06/01/2016 by NinetiesBaby (1 review written)
ATROCIOUS service! DISMISSIVE employees!BACK STREET SHAMBLES!!!!!!!!! I had a RTA on 10th Nov (Which was not my fault) - I'm insured with Markerstudy (via a brokers, not choice). Now, Markerstudy agree I'm not at fault, yet will do nothing at the moment, their non-fault claims team wont take on the claim because ''there's a chance it may get disputed'' - OKay, so they agreed with me I'm not at fault but won't make any contact to the 3rd party insurers - yet I pay a premium for a service that I… Read Full Review
Written on: 04/01/2016 by Meyer270 (1 review written)
I was involved in an RTC with a Markerstudy insured HGV on 22/09/2014. As I write this review, on the 4/1/2016, Markerstudy have still ignored all reasonable requests for settlement. My insurer are now adding costs because they have to litigate. That cost gets covered in everybody's premium, and it's downright unlawful. Liability was decided over a year ago, but only after I had to submit a Data Protection Act Subject Access Request to the company operating the HGV to obtain the footage from… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/12/2015 by DerickOgden40 (1 review written)
I will never go with a "fly by night" company for the sake of £15 saved on an insurance quote. Had my bike stolen. They have accused me of lying, accused me of giving the bike to a friend. They made me justify why it takes 24hrs to report a theft - some of us have jobs. They have settled but for the wrong amount. I am looking forward to taking them to the financial ombudsman. I work in insurance, and cannot see how they maintain an insurance license with such a poor service. I hope for… Read Full Review
Written on: 10/12/2015 by Fryjd10 (1 review written)
Useless, rude, accusatory, unhelpful, verging on abusive... The list could go on. The lady who dealt with my case was awful, only contacting me years after the case was settled and closed, when the other party suddenly decided to rehash everything. Weeks/months of rude emails and phone calls later... She disappeared off the face of the Earth. Ridiculous; don't bother… Read Full Review
Written on: 16/11/2015 by Wooten161 (1 review written)
My partner was driving my car back in june on his own policy, third party hit us (third partys fault) We were EVENTUALLY told after months of chasing and arguing ( they could not and still carnt understand that my partner was not wanting to claim through them but through the third partys insurance) Finally we were told that we would be receiving £400 for salvage, and the £1200 for the remaining balance. You can imagine our surprise when no cheque was set for either amount, but a letter… Read Full Review
Written on: 08/11/2015 by LeonelBowen (1 review written)
I am not a client of this insurance company, however, I was hit by one of their drivers 6 months ago. They still haven't responded to my insurance company or solicitors. They are an ammetuer company who clearly have no idea or experience in rubbing a successful and fair company. Absolutely BS!! It sounds like they don't look after their own clients either. Disgusting… Read Full Review
Written on: 05/11/2015 by Mills182 (1 review written)
I had an accident in my car a week ago. I reported the claim within 24 hours, no hassles, the representatives on the phone were helpful, called me back every time. I am due to get my cheque in the next week which is great. I was a bit sceptical as with all the negative comments on here however will be insuring with them again. Fantastic company!!!… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/12/2015
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Written on: 02/11/2015
After having my motor bike stolen it appears there was a clause in the policy that unless the bike is in a garage they won't pay out. After informing them of their other clause "not paying for fire damage as a result of hot bike given no ventilation" they still won't pay out. They won't refund me any of their "admin" charges. Absolutely shocking robbing company and the exact reason insurance companies get bad names !!! Avoid at all costs! Also the associated Adrian flux although the they… Read Full Review
Written on: 26/01/2016
My daughter has the same problem. They deducted 20 percent off because her bike was stolen from her boyfriends house. She did not drive it home that night because she had been drinking, what else was she supposed to do!! We are currently taking them to the Ombudsman. Looking at all the poor reviews I think more people should do the same.
Written on: 26/10/2015 by Sy1ar (1 review written)
My car was vandalised one evening whilst parked in a private community car park. The driver's side door was keyed, the front spoiler was stamped on, keyed and damaged and the roof was dented very badly as well as some other key marks around the car. I obtained a crime reference number, went through all of the proper procedures and they took three weeks to send out an assessor, having asked me to get a quote from a local body shop for the repairs. The assessor agreed with all of the damage that… Read Full Review
Written on: 16/10/2015 by 83Gunn (1 review written)
Avoid this company at all costs..found out that my bike policy no longer covered me for theft from my property when not garaged overnight but had to be in my garage at all times when not in use.They bluntly refused to pay when it was stolen whilst being used when I was going out of my home.No common sense,no care for customer, didn't return any calls, basically did nothing apart from take my money and laugh in my face.Jokers,avoid at all costs… Read Full Review
Written on: 13/10/2015 by BenGonzalez452 (1 review written)
So after driving for a full year my car insurance renewal was due. I went on confused.com and found that this company were the cheapest. I got insured and everything was going well until I had a car accident. I immediately told the insurers that I was at fault. After numerous phone calls, letters etc. they told me that I need to send all my car docs/keys etc. and they will get back to me with a figure. Then about 6 weeks later I received a letter in the post explaining my current policy with… Read Full Review
Written on: 13/10/2015 by Kyleigh231 (1 review written)
I took out cover with a broker not realising it was with markerstudy, never will I just jump for the cheapest quote again, the advisors are friendly-(well most of them), but I have had fully comprehensive cover and my husband was named driver on my policy the car was involved in an incident and is a write off...1 month later I still have no car and am nowhere near close to settlement apparently my case has been passed to underwriters who I cannot speak to directly and who keep saying they have… Read Full Review
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Macquarie Law Journal
The Macquarie Law Journal is published by the Macquarie Law School. It is a double-blind peer-reviewed journal that provides a forum for scholarly dialogue concerning a wide range of legal issues. Since 2012 it has been published annually and exclusively online. It was published annually in hard copy format between 2001 and 2009. Archived articles can be found on the AustLII database.
Journal Patrons and Editorial Board
The Hon Justice Michael Kirby AC CMG
High Court of Australia
The Hon Justice Deidre O'Connor
Federal Court of Australia
The Editorial Board comprised a group of scholars of international standing with a strong and continuing record of critical and interdisciplinary legal scholarship.
- Upendra Baxi, University of Warwick
- Tony Blackshield, Macquarie University
- Mitchell Dean, University of Newcastle
- Anton Fagan, University of Cape Town
- Desmond Manderson, Australian National University
- Lawrence McNamara, Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law
- Leslie Moran, University of London
- Ngaire Naffine, University of Adelaide
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- Margaret Thornton, Australian National University
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Volume 16, 2016:
Annual Tony Blackshield Lecture
- A History of the Defence Power: Its Uniqueness, Elasticity and Use in Limiting Rights
– Kate Chetty
- Cautious Constitutionalism: Commonwealth Legislative Independence and the Statute of Westminster 1931-1942
– David Clark
- Helping States Help Themselves: Rethinking the Doctrine of Countermeasures
– Eliza Fitzgerald
- Class Action Settlement Distribution in Australia: Compensation on the Merits or Rough Justice?
– Michael Legg
- Law, Politics, and the Attorney-General: The Context and Impact of Gouriet v Union of Post Office Workers
– Peter Radan
- The Issue of Betterment in Claims for Reinstatement Costs
– Ava Sidhu
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Previous editions
Volume 15, 2015:
Synthetic Biology: Legal, Social and Ethical Challenges to its Regulations and Governance
- The Synthetic Yeast Project as a Topic for Social Scientific Investigation
– Jane Calvert and Emma Frow
- Ethical Issues in Synthetic Biology: A Commentary
– Wendy Rogers
- Synthetic Biology: Ethics, Exceptionalism and Expectations
– Ainsley Newson
- Synthetic Biology and the Responsible Conduct of Research
– Karolyn White and Subramanyam Vemulpad
- Regulatory Challenges of Synthetic Biology Trials and Other Highly Innovative Investigational Products
– Lisa Eckstein
- 'iDentity' and Governance in Synthetic Biology: Norms and Counter Norms in the 'International Genetically Engineered Machine' (iGEM) Competition
– David Mercer
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Demosprudence versus Jurisprudence: The Indian Judicial Experience in the Context of Comparative Constitutional Studies
Upendra Baxi
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Complexity, Confusion and the Multifaceted Legal Roles of the International Freight Forwarder
Peter Cain
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Protecting the Right to be a 'Bigot' in the Wake of the 'Apology to Australia's Indigenous Peoples'Francesca Dominello
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Into the Shadows: Shadow Banking and the Prudential Regulation of Litigation Funders Timothy Lou
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Victim Participation and Minorities: Ethnic Vietnamese Civil Parties at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia
Lyma Nguyen and Christoph Sperfeldt
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Internationalisation and Intercultural Skills: Using Role Play Simulations to Build Bridges of Tolerance and Understanding Sophie Riley and Grace Li
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'Domestic Promises' and the Division of Farming Property in AustraliaMalcolm Voyce
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An Opt-In Approach to Regulating the Employment Decisions of Religious SchoolsGreg Walsh
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A Forgotten Freedom: Protecting Freedom of Speech in an Age of Political Correctness Augusto Zimmermann and Lorraine Finlay
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Book Review: The Selfless Constitution: Experimentalism and Flourishing as Foundations of South Africa's Basic Law Denise Meyerson
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Volume 13, 2014
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Transitional Justice and Historiography: Challenges, Dilemmas and Possibilities
Berber Bevernage
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Law, Memory and Amnesty in Spain
Michael Humphrey
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What are the Pillars of Transitional Justice? The United Nations, Civil Society and the Justice Cascade in Burundi Wendy Lambourne
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Transitional Justice in Libya: Between Current Challenges and Future Prospects Kamal M Showaia
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'They Took our Flag!' Why Decision-makers in Northern Ireland Should View Mnemonic Emblems as 'Cultural Easement' in International Law
Alice Diver
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Human Dignity and Freedom of Speech in the Post-Apartheid State Spencer Wolff
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Can the Bolivarian Experiment Implement Transitional Justice in Venezuela? Rodrigo Acuña and Estela Valverde
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Transitional Justice and State Crime Jennifer Balint
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Book Review: The Milosevic Trial - An Autopsy Peter Radan
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Case Note: Kiobel v Royal Dutch Shell - A Challenge for Transitional Justice Jonathan Kolieb
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Volume 12, 2013
Annual Tony Blackshield Lecture
The Legal Legacy of the War on Terror
Postscript: Tony Blackshield as a Teacher and Author
George Williams
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The Struggle for Judicial Independence: The Amotion and Suspension of Supreme Court Judges in Nineteenth Century Australia
David Clark
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Is There a Future for the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme for Conflict Diamonds?
Holly Cullen
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Brothers in Arms Control: Introducing Australian-Style Gun Control in the United States
Lauren Hirsh
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A Sometimes Dangerous Convergence: Refugee Law, Human Rights Law and the Meaning of 'Effective Protection'
Kate Ogg
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Piracy and Universal Jurisdiction
Tamsin Paige
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Animal Welfare under the Shari'a
Asmi Wood
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Volume 11, 2013
Inaugural Tony Blackshield Lecture
A R Blackshield and Realism in Australian Constitutional Law
The Hon Michael Kirby
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Animals and the Law: Theory, Policy and Regulation
Where the Wild Things Are (Or Should Be): Rawls' Contractarian Theory of Justice and Non-Human Animal Rights
Tess Vickery
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Bearing the Burden: Shifting Responsibility for the Welfare of the Beast
Elizabeth Ellis
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Beefing Up the Standard: The Ramifications of Australia's Regulation of Live Export and Suggestions for Reform
Katrina J Craig
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Live Export and the WTO: Considering the Exporter Supply Chain Assurance System
Celeste Black
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Unintended Consequences: Rights to Fish and the Ownership of Wild Fish
George Kailis
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Causing Death by Dangerous Dog: Victoria's New Offences for Failing to Control Prescribed Dogs
Patrick Leader-Elliott
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Book review
Law and the Question of the Animal: A Critical Jurisprudence
Erika Techera
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2010 - 2012
Double Jeopardy? Team Teaching in a Law School Elective
Alison Cleland and Khylee Quince
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Keeping Mum: Suppression and Stays in the Rinehart Family Dispute
Miiko Kumar
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Petroleum and Mineral Resource Rent Taxes: Could these Taxation Principles have a Wider Application?
John McLaren
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Refining Consultants' Evidence: Deciding the Best Interests of the Child
Liam Meagher
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Political Protections of Fundamental Rights as a Means of Mitigating the Weaknesses of Legal Protections
Lara Pratt
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Goddard Elliott v Fritsch [2012] VSC 87
Lise Barry
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Public Service Association of South Australia Inc v Industrial Relations Commission of South Australia [2012] HCA 25
Nicholas Lennings
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Harry Melkonian
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Editor's note
Archana Parashar
Law, Religion and Social Inclusion
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Michael Kirby
Law, Human Rights and Religion - of Genocide, Sexuality and Apostasy
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Raphael Liogier
Laicitee on the Edge in France: Between the Theory of Church-State Separation and the Praxis of State-Church Confusion
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Nicky Jones
Beneath the Veil: Muslim Girls and the Islamic Headscarf in Secular France
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Margaret Thornton and Trish Luker
The Spectral Ground: Religious Belief Discrimination
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Ilija Vickovich
Towards a Responsive Law Paradigm for Faith Work
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Editor's note
Vijaya Nagarajan and Niloufer Selvadurai
Regulation Reconceived: A Place at the Table
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Vijaya Nagarajan
From 'Command-and-Control' to 'Open Method Coordination': Theorising the Practice of Regulatory Agencies
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Andrew Frazer
Reconceiving Labour Law: The Labour Market Regulation Project
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Gail Pearson
Reconceiving Regulation: Financial Literacy
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Archana Parashar
Re-Conceptualizing Regulation, Responsibility and Law
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John Goldring
Globalisation and Consumer Protection Laws
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Elizabeth Spencer
Reconceiving the Regulation of the Franchise Sector
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Alexia Takis
The Mandatory Reporting Debate
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David Leary
The Standing of Civil Society to Enforce Commonwealth Environmental Law under Section 475 of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act and its International Implications: The Japanese Whaling Case and the Law of Unintended Consequences
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Nick James
Distracting the Masses: Corporate Convictions and the Legitimisation of Neo-Liberalism
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Shawkat Alam, Natalie Klein and Juliette Overland
Globalisation and the Quest for Social and Environmental Justice: The Relevance of International Law in an Evolving World Order
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Jean-Philippe Barde
Removing Market Distortions: A Prerequisite for Sustainable Development
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Michael Jeffery QC
Environmental Imperatives in a Globalised World: The Ecological Impact of Liberalising Trade
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Laura Horn
Globalisation, Sustainable Development and the Common Concern of Humankind
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Kate Miles
Transforming Foreign Investment: Globalisation, The Environment, and A Climate of Controversy
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Ross Buckley and Amberlee Small
Leveraging Australia's Debt Relief to the Philippines through Debt-for-Investment Projects
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Mona L Hymel
Globalisation, Environmental Justice, and Sustainable Development: The Case of Oil
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Malcolm Voyce
Geographical Indications, the EU and Australia: A Case Study on 'Government at a Distance' through Intellectual Property Rights
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Samiul Hasan
Islamic Concept of Social Justice: Its Possible Contribution to Ensuring Harmony and Peaceful Coexistence in a Globalised World Download PDF
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Katherine Biber and Nicole Graham
Customs in Common: Law, Culture, Memory
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Henry Reynolds
Reviving Indigenous Sovereignty?
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Chris Cunneen, Megan Davis, Hamar Foster, Alison Holland, Marcia Langton, Paul Patton, Alexander Reilly and Nicole Watson
Responses to Henry Reynolds
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Alexander Reilly
How Mabo Helps Us Forget
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Richie Howitt
Scales of Coexistence: Tackling the Tension Between Legal and Cultural Landscapes in Post-Mabo Australia
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Kathy Bowrey
Alternative Intellectual Property?: Indigenous Protocols, Copyleft and New Juridifications of Customary Practices
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Nick Mansfield
Derrida and the Culture Debate: Autoimmunity, Law and Decision
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Bruce Rigsby
Custom and Tradition: Innovation and Invention
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Iain Stewart
Customs in Common: The Old Emperor's Clothes
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Peter Sutton
Customs Not in Common: Cultural Relativism and Customary Law Recognition in Australia
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Diane Austin-Broos, Adrian Carton, Archana Parashar, Simon Rice, Irene Watson and Nicole Watson
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2003 - 2005
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Special Owner Incentive April 15-May 18 - email here * Call
* Taking Spring and Summer 2017 Reservations NOW
* Freshly Painted January 2017
* New Living Room Sofa Sleeper 2016
* New Pictures in Bedrooms and Living Room/Kitchen 2016
* New Refrigerator/Freezer Winter 2014.
* All New Carpeting in Bedrooms Winter 2014
* New Mexican Travertine Floors
* New Remodeled Kitchen/Baths
* New Granite Kitchen Counter tops & backsplash
* New LG Front Load Large Washer Dryer
* 3 New Panasonic Flat Screen TVs Two 50' (Including top of the line P850) and 42' Flat Screen
* ALL TVS have Cable Television and some High Definition Channels (1080i and 720i)
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* New Patio Doors and Resurfaced Private Balcony
* New Updated Kitchen, Granite Counters
* New Raised Ceilings with Wooden Beams
* New warm colors, vibrant paintings
* New linens, bedding, comforters, King Size Pillows/Toppers for all beds
* New Bar Height Patio Furniture model St Moritz by Hanamint
* New Tommy Bahama Barefoot Tiki Bar for outdoor patio entertaining
* Patio Toy chest filled with sand toys, flippers, extra beach chairs
* New Mobile Cooler on wheels for beach use, crock pot, blenders, etc
Unit 606 is one of the largest 2 BR units in Edgewater at 1305 sq.ft. It is designated as a 2 Bedroom Extra Large Condo. Fantastic view of the Gulf of Mexico and Destin. The Emerald Coast is the perfect getaway. The sugary white sands and emerald water will make you feel like you are in paradise. Step out onto your over sized balcony (accessible from the living room and the master bedroom) and embrace the warm gulf breezes.
Upgraded unit has new cabinets and granite counter tops are accented by stainless steel appliances. Over sized furniture will make you feel right at home. 1 King & 2 Queen sized beds in this unit are sure to make your stay very comfortable. New Sofa Sleeper with Queen mattress.
The amenities feature 3 pools, a fitness center, hot tub, shuffle board, community room, children's playground, and underground parking.
Taking Bookings - Call for details!!
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Owners are from Texas and love Destin. It gets abit hot in Texas and we just love coming to Destin, especially to Edgewater Beach. Please come and enjoy the condo. Its large and comfortable for all.
Ken and Jean Owners - Edgewater Beach 606 purchased this condo in 2010
Destin has the best white sand beaches and is in the center of fun and relaxation!
We choose to purchase this condo because it has amenities few other condos can replicate - like space. This condo is a 2 bedroom extra large... This translates to a bigger 2nd bedroom, bigger master bedroom, and bigger bathrooms for each. A larger condo means good phyiscal separation with large bedrooms and bathrooms and translates into a luxury resort experience.
Its been a GREAT week! Your condo is very comfortable and the amenities are great. The staff in the check-in were great. Steve was a hoot! We sat out on the patio every night and just enjoyed the view and the sound of the Gulf. Thank you for sharing your place with us.
This is a great condo.....very clean, comfortable, great beds, updated features, fully equipped, and a terrific view from the large balcony. Its right on the beach, and beach chairs and umbrella were included with the rental. Its also very convenient (short walk to grocery store as well as numerous restaurants). The owner Ken was very nice and more than accommodating. The place is just as pictured in the ad. We went at the low season (November) so we had the place to ourselves and the beach was wide open. Super easy to check in and out, electronic access with a door code, great indoor parking, luggage carts in the garage for transferring luggage and supplies to the unit, etc. We plan to return.
For the last 11 years my family has vacationed every fall in Destin. We have always stayed exclusively at Destin West on Okaloosa Island. Well, this year we decided to try something new and found this unit at Edgewater. The condo was awesome! Very nicely appointed and updated. I was a little surprised as Edgewater is clearly not a new complex. The pluses: Updated kitchen and appliances - marble counters and floors. Really nice washer dryer (most units have terrible ones). Bathroom in the master was very nice as was the other one. Nice linens on all the beds, plenty of towels. Good view of the gulf from the balcony. Great beach access.
The minuses: Not many... Biggest issues for me were that one of the queen beds in the second bedroom has a really cupped mattress. I made my kids sleep on it as my back surely wouldn't have liked it. The bathtub in the main bath is clearly out dated. It was also very slow draining. No big deal really as most places I have rented on the gulf have this feature. Probably the biggest gripe was the very low ceilings and lack of light - nothing the owner can really do about the ceilings - its just how they made condos back in the day.
What can I say? I'm splitting hairs here. This is a FINE condo and among the better ones I have stayed in. We all really enjoyed the property and we are likely to stay here again in the future.
This condo was very nice! The beds were very comfy! That was real important to us because we all have some kind of ailment. The view was awesome! The pools and hot tub was great! We will definitely book here again!
I have stayed at many units along the coast and this unit is, by far, the best unit I have rented. This is my 3rd time staying here for my Summer Conference and I hope to rent it again for next year.
We went for a girls long weekend and loved the condo! Great location - the beach was beautiful and the pools were always clean. The only negative about the condo, was with four women, we could have used a full mirror somewhere!
Our family stayed at Edgewater, unit 606, for a week in October. We have been coming to Destin for many years, staying at various nice beachfront properties, but this was our first time at Edgewater. We were very pleased with everything about the property and the unit we selected. The grounds are beautiful, the pools are fantastic, and the view from the balcony is awesome! Unit 606 is a good size 2 bedroom unit with extremely nice furnishings...nothing old, dirty or scratched up in this place. The bed in the master bedroom was one of the most comfortable beds we have ever slept on...it felt like the super pillow-top beds you get at the high-end hotels. The big screen t.v.'s were wonderful for the guys in our family who had to watch ballgames even though we were on vacation. Having 2 queen beds in the guest bedroom was great for our family. I do wish the master bath was a bit larger, but that's really my only minor complaint. I would definitely consider staying here again on a future visit.
San Destin Outlet Mall located 1 block away. Grocery store within walking distance. Beverage stores located nearby too.
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Jan 9 2017 - Feb 28 2017
3 night minimum stay
Mar 1 2017 - May 26 2017
4 night minimum stay
May 27 2017 - Jul 28 2017
5 night minimum stay
Mid Summer
Jul 29 2017 - Aug 11 2017
5 night minimum stay
Late Summer
Aug 12 2017 - Aug 25 2017
5 night minimum stay
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Aug 26 2017 - Oct 29 2017
3 night minimum stay
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You have to be at least 25 yrs of age in order to book a reservation with us.
No Pets are allowed on the premises at Edgewater.
A Deposit is required at time of booking a Reservation. The deposit is applied to the balance and the rest is due 30 days upon
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How axons in the developing nervous system successfully navigate to their correct targets is a fundamental problem in neurobiology. Axons are guided by both attractive and repulsive cues, which are members of evolutionary conserved protein families. We propose to study the signaling mechanisms that function during repulsive axon guidance. The midline of the Drosophila embryonic central nervous system (CNS) provides an ideal system to address these questions. Like its structural analog, the vertebrate floor plate, the fly midline is an intermediate target for many classes of navigating axons, which must decide whether or not to cross. In the Drosophila CNS, the conserved guidance cue Slit and its neuronal receptors the Roundabouts (Robo), play multiple roles in patterning axonal connections at the midline, acting primarily as axonal repellants. The primary aims of this proposal are to 1) test the hypothesis that proteolytic processing directly contributes to Robo repulsion and to signal termination, 2) to investigate how the identified Robo signaling components Abelson, Son of Sevenless and CrossGAP function together to coordinate signaling downstream of Robo and 3) to dissect the mechanisms underlying the distinct repulsive functions of the three Drosophila Robo family members. We have established genetic and direct biochemical links between a specific metalloprotease and regulation of Robo repulsion and have the necessary genetic, biochemical and cell biological assays to investigate the mechanism by which proteolytic processing influences repulsion. Similar kinds of approaches well established in our laboratory will allow for our continued investigation of how signaling molecules that function downstream of Robo coordinately regulate axon repulsion. A previously successful chimeric receptor approach where different portions of the Robo1, Robo2 and Robo3 receptors are exchanged with each other and then assayed for function in transgenic flies will be used to understand how different Robo receptors lead to distinct repulsive events. Together these studies promise to enrich our understanding of Slit-Robo signaling during normal development and may provide new therapeutic targets for diverse human health problems, ranging from developmental disorders of the nervous system to spinal cord injury and stroke.
The proposed research has the potential to make important contributions to the understanding of developmental disorders of the nervous system, regeneration after injury and in addition may provide insight into malignancy in various kinds of cancer. The Slit-Roundabout signaling system has a well-established role in regulating wiring in the nervous system, suggesting that understanding Slit-Robo signaling during normal development may provide new targets for therapies for diverse human health problems, ranging from stroke and spinal cord injury to developmental disorders of the nervous system and neurodegenerative disease.
|Santiago, Celine; Labrador, Juan-Pablo; Bashaw, Greg J (2014) The homeodomain transcription factor Hb9 controls axon guidance in Drosophila through the regulation of Robo receptors. Cell Rep 7:153-65
|Evans, Timothy A; Bashaw, Greg J (2012) Slit/Robo-mediated axon guidance in Tribolium and Drosophila: divergent genetic programs build insect nervous systems. Dev Biol 363:266-78
|Garbe, David S; O'Donnell, Mike; Bashaw, Greg J (2007) Cytoplasmic domain requirements for Frazzled-mediated attractive axon turning at the Drosophila midline. Development 134:4325-34
|Garbe, David S; Das, Amlan; Dubreuil, Ronald R et al. (2007) beta-Spectrin functions independently of Ankyrin to regulate the establishment and maintenance of axon connections in the Drosophila embryonic CNS. Development 134:273-84
|Garbe, David S; Bashaw, Greg J (2007) Independent functions of Slit-Robo repulsion and Netrin-Frazzled attraction regulate axon crossing at the midline in Drosophila. J Neurosci 27:3584-92
|Yang, Long; Bashaw, Greg J (2006) Son of sevenless directly links the Robo receptor to rac activation to control axon repulsion at the midline. Neuron 52:595-607
|Hu, Hailan; Li, Ming; Labrador, Juan-Pablo et al. (2005) Cross GTPase-activating protein (CrossGAP)/Vilse links the Roundabout receptor to Rac to regulate midline repulsion. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 102:4613-8


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Attention candy trivia lover -- we have a fun fact for you!
The original manufacturer of the Andes Crème de Menthe was a small company located in Chicago named Andy's Candy. Despite claims that this candy was invented in the 1920's, in reality, it wasn't until 1950 that this product was introduced.
This product is Kosher Certified by the manufacturer and may be repackaged and may not display the Hechsher. For more information, please contact us at 412-678-8851.
Andes Creme de Menthe Bulk Andes Creme de Menthe Bulk is the most economical way to purchase delicious mint and dark chocolate after dinner mints as there are 90 pieces per pound
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