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Simon Salzedo QC
Year of Call: 1995 Silk: 2011
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
"One of the best: clear-thinking, responsive, and a first-class advocate."
- The Legal 500 2017
"A "master of detail" who is regularly instructed in large disputes in the Commercial Court. His strength on his feet and his superior cross-examination skills win praise from the market."
- Chambers & Partners 2017
"He distils complex issues into simple, practical advice for the client. Commercially minded and extremely responsive, he has excellent attention to detail." "Astute and perceptive. He knows when to lead and when to listen."
- Chambers & Partners 2016
Simon Salzedo QC is a leading advocate and adviser who is accessible, user-friendly and commercially minded. Simon is recommended by the legal directories for Commercial Dispute Resolution, International Arbitration, Banking and Finance, Civil Fraud, Professional Negligence, Professional Discipline and Insurance & Reinsurance work.
As a qualified Chartered Accountant (FCA) Simon is frequently involved in commercial cases calling on his financial, accounting, audit and tax experience (including breach of warranty and fraud claims following corporate acquisitions). Simon is lead author of Accountants' Negligence and Liability.
As joint author of the leading practitioner work on conflicts of interest and confidential information, now in its 5th edition, Simon has specialist knowledge in that field and frequently advises professionals (especially lawyers) and their clients on conflicts issues.
As well as Court work, Simon frequently appears in arbitrations under LCIA, ICC and other rules. He is joint author of an annotated guide to the Arbitration Act 1996 and a contributor to an annotation of the 2013 SIAC Rules. Simon also has substantial experience in the enforcement of both judgments and arbitration awards, including jurisdictional aspects, having represented the successful claimants in two major international enforcement battles: Masri and Nomihold. Simon also accepts appointments to sit as arbitrator.
practice areas
Simon has a broad commercial practice in Court and in arbitration. Simon has appeared in common law courts overseas, including the British Virgin Islands and the Isle of Man and in the Privy Council on appeal from the Courts of Bermuda.
General Commercial
"A "master of detail" who is regularly instructed in large disputes in the Commercial Court. His strength on his feet and his superior cross-examination skills win praise from the market. He is particularly well regarded for his expertise in conflicts of law cases and accountancy-related disputes." (Chambers & Partners, 2017)
Simon appeared in two of the largest banking cases to emerge from the financial crisis: JP Morgan v BVG and UBS v KWL [2017] 2 Lloyd's Rep 621. He is presently instructed in the $5 billion HP/Autonomy claim and recently appeared in the Supreme Court appeal from the judgment in Playboy Club v Banca Nazionale del Lavoro SpA [2016] 1 WLR 3169.
Simon's other recent general commercial cases include Marashen v Kenvett [2017] EWHC 1706 (Ch) (service out of the jurisdiction, Russia, Hague Service Convention); Cosmetic Warriors v Gerrie [2017] 2 BCLC 456 (interpretation of expert valuation provisions in pre-emption rights in the articles of association of Lush); Gerald Metals v Timis [2016] EWHC 2327 (Ch) (asset freezing injunction, arbitration, LCIA emergency procedure, risk of dissipation); CitizenM v Chil [2016] EWCA Civ 771 (joint venture agreement for development of hotel); Europa v Anthracite [2016] EWHC 437 (Comm) (construction of termination agreement arising from Lehman investment vehicle); Tchenguiz Discretionary Trust v Serious Fraud Office [2015] EWHC 266 (Comm) (collateral use of disclosed documents, abuse of process); Ageas v Kwik-Fit [2013] EWHC 3261 (QB) (breach of warranty, notice provisions, service); Simmons & Simmons v Hickox [2014] 3 Costs LO (indemnity costs); Porton v 3M [2011] EWHC 2895 (Comm) (6 week Commercial Court trial of earnout damages claim); Servier v Apotex [2011] RPC 20 (application of ex turpi policy to damages claim); Nomihold v Mobile Telesystems Finance [2011] EWHC 337 (Comm) (freezing injunctions, cross-undertakings, enforcement of arbitration award); Mobile Telesystems Finance v Nomihold [2012] 1 Lloyd's Rep 6; (appeal in relation to freezing order and the ordinary course of business exception); Porton v 3M [2010] EWHC 114 (Comm) (interaction between confidentiality obligations and the principle that there is "no property in a witness"); Lilly Icos v 8PM Chemist [2010] FSR 4 (trial of inquiry into damages on cross-undertaking, involving the effect of illegality on the damages claim).
From 2004 to 2011, Simon acted for the successful Claimant in the Masri v Consolidated Contractors litigation, since 2007 as leading advocate. This litigation ended in 2011 with the payment of the judgment debts in full. Simon's instructing solicitors won the FT Innovative Lawyer award for the unusual receivership orders obtained in this case.
Simon's involvement in Masri spanned numerous applications and appeals, including: jurisdiction dispute in the Commercial Court and the Court of Appeal [2006] 1 WLR 830; Commercial Court trials of liability and quantum; application to the Court of Appeal to strike out the defendants' appeal [2007] EWCA Civ 702; cross-appeal as to quantum [2007] 2 CLC 49; anti-suit injunction [2009] QB 503; freezing orders and orders for the appointment of a receiver over foreign assets and future debts [2009] QB 450; ground-breaking (and successful) application to the House of Lords to strike out a petition unless the judgment was paid; oral application in the House of Lords concerning leave to appeal and a possible reference to the European Court of Justice; Commercial Court hearing [2008] 1 CLC 878 and appeal [2009] 1 CLC 82 concerning the interaction of a receivership order with a Lebanese blocking order; appeals up to the House of Lords concerning jurisdictional aspects of examination under CPR Part 71 of the defendants' directors [2010] 1 AC 90; appeal relating to disclosure issues arising on a contempt application [2011] CP Rep 20; applications for an innovative suite of receivership, arbitration and asset preservation orders [2011] EWHC 409 (Comm) and [2011] EWHC 837 (Comm), [2011] Arb LR 12; appeal raising comity issues at [2011] 2 CLC 566; strike out of Privy Council appeal as abuse of process [2011] UKPC 29, 78 WIR 141.
Professional Negligence
"Tremendously insightful and is very quick to spot the critical points." (The Legal 500, 2017)
"Simon is super-bright and grasps complex instructions very quickly. He is approachable and easy to work with, gives quick turnaround times and will go the extra mile to help out even if instructed at short notice for difficult clients. He wins the respect of clients and judges alike and is a very persuasive advocate." (Chambers & Partners 2016)
Simon "acts for claimants and defendants across a range of issues, and is highly commended for his high-profile accountants' negligence work. 'He has good tactical awareness, is calm and unflappable, and is good at balancing the legal issues with human and commercial considerations.'" (Chambers & Partners 2015).
Simon is lead author of the only full length work on accountants' liability and negligence, published in 2016. He has expertise in all forms of financial and legal (solicitor's and barrister's) professional negligence and disciplinary issues including auditing, taxation, valuation, financial advice and investment management.
His reported cases in this field include:
Manchester Building Society v Grant Thornton [2018] EWHC 963 (Comm) where Simon successfully argued at trial that the scope of duty principle (SAAMCO) excluded from the scope of an auditor's duty of care substantial losses which the claimant incurred by entering into swaps on the basis of hedge accounting.
Heather Capital v KPMG Isle of Man High Court of Justice ORD 2013/36, 17 November 2015, where Simon successfully resisted an application to strike out a claim against auditors for some £100 million, dealing with issues of scope of duty and legal causation.
Barclays Bank v Grant Thornton [2015] 2 BCLC 537 in which Simon obtained summary judgment for his client, Grant Thornton, on a £50 million claim based on the disclaimer in its audit report.
UBS v KWL [2014] EWHC 3615 (Comm), [2017] EWCA Civ 1567, where Simon led for KWL on its successful claim against UBS Global Asset Managers for negligence in the management of a portfolio of credit default swaps, causing loss of some $400m.
Pegasus v Ernst & Young [2012] EWHC 738 (Ch), [2012] PNLR 24, [2012] STI 1387, where a claim for tax losses was assigned together with the shares of the companies which would suffer the losses, this decision considered whether the assignee could carry on the assignor's claim for damages even though no such loss would any longer be suffered by the assignor ("transferred loss").
Dennard v PricewaterhouseCoopers [2010] EWHC 812 (Ch) which concerned a share valuation for vendors. The claim also raised issues about conflicts of interest in the context of valuation and the reasonableness of a limitation of liability.
Pegasus v Ernst & Young [2009] PNLR 11 (Lewison J) and [2010] 3 All ER 297 (CA), in which a substantial claim against Simon's client was in part dismissed summarily for lack of duty of care and another part of the claim was found to be time barred after consideration of the long line of cases from Forster v Outred to Sephton v Law Society.
Charter v City Index, which involved interesting questions about the nature of knowing receipt and rights to contribution, in which he represented PricewaterhouseCoopers before the Chancellor [2007] 1 WLR 26 and the Court of Appeal [2008] Ch 313.
Man v Freightliner v Ernst & Young, a claim against auditors for some £350 million in which he appeared for Ernst & Young on a strike out application [2004] PNLR 19, an 18 week Commercial Court trial [2005] EWHC 2347 (Comm) and an appeal on the duty of care issue [2008] PNLR 6, [2008] 2 BCLC 22.
Stewart v Engel and BDO Stoy Hayward, in which Simon obtained summary judgment dismissing a claim against a liquidator [2000] 2 BCLC 528 and (unled) succeeded on appeal in overturning the Judge's decision to permit an amendment which would have allowed the claim to be revived [2000] 1 WLR 2268.
Banking and Financial Services
"He is phenomenally bright, easy to work with and someone who gets on well with clients." (Chambers & Partners, 2018)
"An exceptional performer and a completely safe pair of hands for heavy financial cases." (The Legal 500, 2017)
"He is very, very precise, is strong in cross-examination and has a huge brain." "Very bright and good to deal with." (Chambers & Partners, 2017)
"'Superb; it is not often you get a barrister who thinks in a truly different way.' (The Legal 500, 2016)
Simon was part of KWL's winning team in the 14 week trial and 2 week appeal of UBS v KWL [2014] EWHC 3615 (Comm), [2017] EWCA Civ 1567, [2017] 2 Lloyd's Rep 621, concerning complex Single Tranche Collateralised Debt Obligations and issues of bribery, fraudulent misrepresentation, dishonest assistance in breach of fiduciary duty, capacity under German law and negligent portfolio management.
Simon appeared at the trial of JP Morgan v BVG (as well as the earlier jurisdiction battle reported at [2010] QB 276 (Teare J) and [2012] QB 176 (CA)), arising from a $200m credit default swap transaction, including the reported jurisdiction battle and also the trial involving issues of fraudulent misrepresentation, mistake and capacity under German law, which settled in March 2014 after the factual evidence had been heard.
In Playboy Club v Banca Nazionale del Lavoro SpA [2016] 1 WLR 3169, Simon represents a casino group suing a bank for negligence and deceit following a faulty credit reference. The question of the bank's duty of care in such a case was heard by the Supreme Court in April 2018. In relation to the fraud claim in the case, a further issue of abuse of process was heard by the Court of Appeal in May 2018.
In Erste Bank v JSC Red October [2015] 1 CLC 706 Simon represented the bank in a conspiracy claim for $20m against various companies ultimately controlled by the Russian State which was the subject of judgments on jurisdiction involving issues of the governing law of a tort, the necessary and proper party gateway and forum conveniens.
Simon led for Sir Keith Mills in his high profile claim against Coutts & Co for misselling AIG Bonds. Shortly before trial in December 2012 Coutts & Co admitted liability and a settlement was agreed after Simon had opened the case.
Insurance and Reinsurance
""Clear in his advice and works well in a team." "He has judges in his thrall and leaves no stone unturned." "Knows his stuff inside and out, and is extremely intelligent but also commercially-minded."" (Chambers & Partners, 2017)
"Hugely impressive. Not just bright but also tactically superb and good on procedural issues." (Chambers & Partners 2016)
"His advocacy is second to none and you feel he really believes in every point." (Chambers & Partners 2015)
Simon has appeared in several confidential arbitrations concerning insurance disputes. His reported insurance cases in Court include:
Standard Life v Ace and others [2012] Lloyd's Rep IR 655. a financial services liability insurance coverage dispute in which Simon's client obtained judgment for around £100 million. Simon also appeared in the Court of Appeal, which upheld the judgment, rejecting insurers' argument for apportionment based on marine insurance principles: [2013] 1 All ER (Comm) 1371.
Toomey v Banco Vitalicio [2005] Lloyd's Rep IR 423 in which he represented London reinsurers in a dispute over the insurance of a Spanish football club for relegation risks at trial in the Commercial Court and again in the Court of Appeal.
GE Re v New Hampshire [2004] Lloyd's Rep IR 404, a film finance reinsurance claim, acting for insurers at a Commercial Court trial.
The Travel Insurance Litigation [2003] Lloyd's Rep IR 412 at a Commercial Court trial of issues concerning a travel insurance binding authority.
Shipping and Marine Insurance
Simon Salzedo has experience of marine insurance disputes, shipbuilding litigation and cargo claims. Standard Life v Ace [2013] 1 All ER (Comm) 1371 involved detailed consideration of marine insurance principles of apportionment and their applicability to a liability policy. Simon's other reported cases include The Happy Ranger [2006] 1 Lloyd's Rep 649, a Commercial Court trial of a claim by cargo interests against the vessel involving issues as to the Hague-Visby Rules, and Nima v Deves: the Prestrioka [2003] 2 Lloyd's Rep 327, representing cargo insurers of a "phantom vessel", successfully resisting the claim in reliance upon section 44 of the Marine Insurance Act 1906.
Energy and Natural Resources
Simon has frequently undertaken energy related work. The Masri v Consolidated Contractors saga related to oil interests. Other instructions have included major disputes in arbitration relating to a mining joint venture and to a UK steel offtake agreement and a tax claim arising out of long term gas supply contract.
"His work has been first-class. He is a great advocate who holds the attention of the tribunal and cleverly and simply articulates complex arguments. His clarity of thought and ability to get up to speed on a case very quickly are real strengths." (Chambers & Partners, 2017)
"He is excellent to work with, very clever and gives clear and robust advice." (The Legal 500, 2017)
Simon's reported High Court arbitration applications include Gerald Metals v Timis [2016] EWHC 2327 (Ch), Mobile Telesystems Finance v Nomihold [2012] 1 Lloyd's Rep 6 and Terna v Bin Kamil Al Shamsi [2013] 1 Lloyd's Rep 86.
Simon has appeared in numerous arbitration hearings, both international and domestic, including under ICC and LCIA rules as counsel. The subject matters have included disputes between banks and clients, reinsurance, insurance, ship building and ship sales, mobile telephone agreements, defence contracts, the supply of machinery, long term steel supply contracts, joint ventures from credit cards to mining and other commercial disputes. Substantive witness hearings in which Simon has acted as sole or leading advocate have included an ICC arbitration in Paris between a sugar refiner and a supplier of packing machinery, an ad hoc arbitration in London between insurer and insured about the latter's attempt to bring a $200m collateral claim in Texas, an LCIA arbitration between two Russian companies concerning a land transaction, an LCIA arbitration concerning a claim on trade credit insurance and an ICC arbitration of an €80m claim arising from the privatisation of an eastern European telecommunications company.
Simon is the author (with Richard Lord Q.C.) of the Guide to the Arbitration Act 1996 and is an author of the annotation to the 2013 SIAC Rules.
Simon is a member of the LCIA and accepts appointments to sit as arbitrator.
Public Law
In silk, Simon has developed his interest in policy issues and public law, settling written submissions for the Law Society in Belhadj v Security Service (Investigatory Powers Tribunal, 29.4.15) on issues of privilege and for an intervenor in the Article 50 case in the Supreme Court on constitutional issues [2017] 2 WLR 583.
Reported Cases
Marashen v Kenvett [2018] 1 WLR 288
UBS AG v Kommunale Wasserwerke Leipzig [2017] 2 Lloyd's Rep 621
Cosmetic Warriors v Gerrie [2017] 2 BCLC 456
R (Miller) v Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union [2017] 2 WLR 583
Playboy Club London Ltd v Banca Nazionale del Lavoro SpA [2016] 1 WLR 3169
Erste Group Bank v JSC (VMZ Red October) [2015] 1 CLC 706
Barclays Bank v Grant Thornton [2015] 2 BCLC 537
Simmons & Simmons v Hickox [2014] 3 Costs LO 311
Terna v Bin Kamil Al Shamsi [2013] 1 Lloyd's Rep 86, [2013] 1 All ER (Comm) 580 (challenge to arbitration award)
Generics (UK) Ltd v Yeda Research and Teva Pharmaceuticals [2013] Bus LR 777, [2013] FSR 13 (injunction, conflicts of interest, confidential information, in house lawyer)
Standard Life v Ace and others [2012] Lloyd's Rep IR 655 (Eder J) and [2013] 1 All E.R. (Comm) 1371, [2013] Lloyd's Rep IR 415 (CA) (insurance, mitigation costs, sue and labour, apportionment)
Pegasus v Ernst & Young [2012] PNLR 24, [2012] 2 BCLC 734 (assignment, avoided loss)
Mobile Telesystems Finance v Nomihold [2012] 1 Lloyd's Rep 6. [2012] Bus LR 1166 (post-award freezing order)
Consolidated Contractors v Masri [2011] UKPC 29, 78 WIR 141 (Bermuda Privy Council appeal, striking out, abuse of process)
JP Morgan v BVG [2010] QB 276 (Teare J) and [2012] QB 176 (CA) (exclusive jurisdiction, Brussels Regulation)
Masri v Consolidated Contractors [2011] CP Rep 20 (committal for contempt, specific disclosure, illegally obtained evidence)
Servier v Apotex [2011] RPC 20 (application of ex turpi policy to damages on cross undertaking)
Joujou v Masri [2011] 2 CLC 566 (receivership order, penal notice against foreign judicial administrators, comity)
Lilly Icos v 8PM Chemist [2010] FSR 4 (damages under cross undertaking and illegality)
Masri v Consolidated Contractors [2010] 1 AC 90 (examination of directors on assets, CPR Part 71, extra-territoriality)
Masri v Consolidated Contractors [2009] QB 450 (receiver over foreign assets, freezing order, affidavits of assets, jurisdiction)
Pegasus v Ernst & Young [2009] PNLR 11 (Lewison J) and [2010] 3 All ER 297 (CA) (limitation and duty of care)
Masri v Consolidated Contractors [2009] QB 503 (anti-suit injunction)
Man v Freightliner v Ernst & Young [2008] PNLR 6, [2008] 2 BCLC 22 (CA) (duty of care)
Charter v City Index [2007] 1 WLR 26 (Chancellor) and [2008] Ch 313 (CA) (knowing receipt, contribution)
Real Estate Opportunities v Aberdeen and UBS [2007] 2 All ER 791 (FSMA, confidentiality)
Masri v Consolidated Contractors [2006] 1 WLR 830 (jurisdiction, Brussels Regulation art.6)
The Happy Ranger [2006] 1 Lloyd's Rep 649 (Hague-Visby Rules)
Toomey v Banco Vitalicio [2005] Lloyd's Rep IR 423 (full reinsurance clause)
GE Re v New Hampshire [2004] Lloyd's Rep IR 404 (film finance insurance)
Man v Freightliner v Ernst & Young [2004] PNLR 19 (duty of care, strike out)
Nima v Deves: the Prestrioka [2003] 2 Lloyd's Rep 327 (phantom vessel, Marine Insurance Act s.44)
The Travel Insurance Litigation [2003] Lloyd's Rep IR 412 (binding authority)
DSM Anti-Infectives v Smithkline Beecham [2004] CLC 900 (jurisdiction)
Hamilton v Al Fayed [2003] QB 1175 (non-party costs order)
Equitable Life v Hyman [2002] 1 AC 408 (pensions, bonuses, discretion, implied terms)
Stewart v Engel and BDO Stoy Hayward [2000] 1 WLR 2268 (amendment, limitation, finality of judgment)
Stewart v Engel and BDO Stoy Hayward [2000] 2 BCLC 528 (liquidator, duty of care)
Matrix Securities v Theodore Goddard and another [1998] PNLR 290 (barrister and solicitor negligence)
Accountants' Negligence and Liability (with Tony Singla), Bloomsbury Professional, 2016.
Conflicts of Interest (with Charles Hollander Q.C.), Sweet & Maxwell, 5th ed 2016.
Guide to the Arbitration Act 1996 (with Richard Lord Q.C.), Cavendish, 1996.
Annotated Guide to the Singapore International Arbitration Centre Rules (with others), Lexis-Nexis, 2014.
"Caparo Revisited: To Whom Is the Auditor's Duty Now Owed?" (2015) 9 JIBFL 547
"When can an Opposing Solicitor be Trusted?" (2018) 6 JIBLF 339.
Simon was awarded the highest PPE first in his year at Oxford with congratulations from the examiners, qualified as a chartered accountant with Price Waterhouse (ACA, 1993) and came to the bar at Brick Court Chambers in 1995, from where he has practised ever since. He was the Eldon Scholar of the University of Oxford in 1995 and a Wolfson, Cassel and Hardwicke Scholar of Lincoln's Inn. He became a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (FCA) in 2010 and took silk in 2011.
Directory Quotes
"He is phenomenally bright, easy to work with and someone who gets on well with clients." (Chambers & Partners 2018, Banking and Finance)
"He's tenacious in getting to grips with a matter, his judgement's excellent and he works incredibly hard." "A barrister with a detailed and analytical mind who has outstanding legal knowledge." (Chambers & Partners 2018, Commercial Dispute Resolution)
"Hard-working, clear and a good tactician." "Excellent with clients and very approachable." (Chambers & Partners 2018, Fraud: Civil)
"Clear in his advice and works well in a team." "He has judges in his thrall and leaves no stone unturned." "Knows his stuff inside and out, and is extremely intelligent but also commercially-minded." (Chambers & Partners 2018, Insurance)
"His work has been first-class. He is a great advocate who holds the attention of the tribunal and cleverly and simply articulates complex arguments. His clarity of thought and ability to get up to speed on a case very quickly are real strengths." (Chambers & Partners 2018, International Arbitration: General Commercial & Insurance)
"Very bright, pre-eminent on accounting issues and a pleasure to deal with." "An accountant by training, Simon is an excellent choice for advice in this area, though his practice extends well beyond. He is bright, sensible and user-friendly." (Chambers & Partners 2018, Professional Negligence)
"An exceptional performer and a completely safe pair of hands for heavy financial cases." (The Legal 500 2017, Banking and Finance)
"One of the best: clear-thinking, responsive, and a first-class advocate." (The Legal 500 2017, Civil Fraud)
"Excellent, and his command of accounting policies and techniques is a real asset." (The Legal 500 2017, Commercial Litigation)
"He is excellent to work with, very clever and gives clear and robust advice." (The Legal 500 2017, International Arbitration)
"Tremendously insightful and is very quick to spot the critical points." (The Legal 500 2017, Professional Negligence)
"He has good judgement, is obviously bright and good in conference." (The Legal 500 2017, Professional Discipline and Regulatory Law)
"Simon Salzedo QC is described as "an extremely charming and effective advocate". His practice encompasses a wide range of marine and non-marine claims." (Who's Who Legal - UK Bar: Insurance & Reinsurance 2017)
"A very compelling advocate who is absolutely accessible." (Chambers & Partners 2017, International Arbitration)
"Very bright, pre-eminent on difficult accounting issues and a pleasure to deal with." "The combination of his accountancy background and his formidable knowledge of the law is a real strength." (Chambers & Partners 2017, Professional Negligence)
"He is highly intelligent and very sharp witted." (Chambers & Partners 2017, Insurance)
"He's extremely well known on the civil fraud circuit." "He is very available, very hard-working, clear and a good tactician." (Chambers & Partners 2017, Fraud: Civil)
"He is very, very precise, is strong in cross-examination and has a huge brain." "Very bright and good to deal with." (Chambers & Partners 2017, Banking & Finance)
"Understated, collected and incredibly impressive on his feet." "A barrister with outstanding legal knowledge and a detail-focused and analytical mind who is perfect for complex financial disputes." (Chambers & Partners 2017, Commercial Dispute Resolution)
"Superb; it is not often you get a barrister who thinks in a truly different way." (The Legal 500 2016, Banking & Finance)
"A brilliant leader and very nimble on his feet." (The Legal 500 2016, Commercial Litigation)
"Intelligent and tenacious – a strong advocate." (The Legal 500 2016, International Arbitration: Counsel)
"As a former accountant, he brings a real understanding of this area." (The Legal 500 2016, Professional Discipline and Regulatory Law)
"Extremely clever with very strong analytical skills." (The Legal 500 2016, Professional Negligence)
"He distils complex issues into simple, practical advice for the client. Commercially minded and extremely responsive, he has excellent attention to detail." "Astute and perceptive. He knows when to lead and when to listen." (Chambers & Partners 2016, Commercial Dispute Resolution)
"Hugely impressive. Not just bright but also tactically superb and good on procedural issues." (Chambers & Partners 2016, Insurance)
"Has advocacy expertise combined with real-world knowledge, which means he can happily talk the language clients understand." (Chambers & Partners 2016, Civil Fraud)
"He is incredibly bright and he is very good at figuring out the argument. He also bends over himself to be as accommodating as possible and his advocacy is incredibly good too." (Chambers & Partners 2016, International Arbitration)
"Simon is super-bright and grasps complex instructions very quickly. He is approachable and easy to work with, gives quick turnaround times and will go the extra mile to help out even if instructed at short notice for difficult clients. He wins the respect of clients and judges alike and is a very persuasive advocate" (Chambers & Partners 2016, Professional Negligence)
"A standout barrister who gets great results and is excellent at reading the court." (The Legal 500 2015, Commercial Litigation)
"One of the first choices on a complex financial services case" (The Legal 500 2015, Banking and Finance)
"He is super-bright, very commercial and grasps complex issues very quickly" (The Legal 500 2015, Professional Negligence)
"Sharp, incisive and very hardworking; his advocacy is first rate and he thinks on his feet." (The Legal 500 2015, International Arbitration)
"A superb advocate who is very nimble on his feet and very easy to get on with." "A consummate performer and a brilliant advocate." (Chambers & Partners 2015, Commercial Litigation)
"His advocacy is second to none and you feel he really believes in every point." (Chambers & Partners 2015, Insurance)
"Intelligent and tenacious, he's a strong advocate." (Chambers & Partners 2015, International Arbitration)
"He has good tactical awareness, is calm and unflappable, and is good at balancing the legal issues with human and commercial considerations." (Chambers & Partners 2015, Professional Negligence).
"A very bright lawyer with a wide caseload; excellent with clients." (The Legal 500 2014, Banking & Finance)
"He performs very strongly in court, reading the judges particularly well." (The Legal 500 2014, Commercial Litigation)
"Simon is a technically superb, crisp and clear advocate who is excellent to work with." "His advocacy is compelling. He is passionate about his arguments and draws people along with him." (Chambers & Partners 2014, Commercial Litigation)
"His ability to think on his feet is excellent, and his drafting and written advice are extremely good." "He's intelligent, practical, constructive and easy to deal with." (Chambers & Partners 2014, Professional Negligence)
"He is practical, has a hands-on approach and is commercially minded." (Chambers & Partners 2014, International Arbitration)
"can turn his mind to quite literally anything" (Legal 500 2013, Commercial Litigation)
"Simon Salzedo QC is noted for his combination of 'huge intellect, clear and calm judgement, and willingness to go for the jugular when needed'" (Legal 500 2013, Banking and Finance
"Simon Salzedo QC is 'a great all-rounder; user friendly, responsive, very able, and good with clients'" (Legal 500 2013, International Arbitration)
"A "crisp and clear advocate," he is a lawyer whose "imaginative and creative" approach to legal quandaries has proven a godsend to many a solicitor in dire straits." (Chambers & Partners 2013, Commercial Litigation)
"fantastically user-friendly, and provides a high-quality of service throughout the duration of a case." (Chambers & Partners 2013, Insurance)
"extraordinarily broad practice expertise, excellent judgement calls and strong rapport with clients" (The Legal 500 2012, Commercial Litigation)
"The 'hugely talented' Simon Salzedo QC is 'a pleasure to work with, very responsive, and remains unusually calm under pressure'." (The Legal 500 2012, International Arbitration)
"Star performer" (The Legal 500 2012, Banking)


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So this is the part where I'm supposed to say "And yet I would have it no other way! I love what I do!" Well, yes, it's true, but still... it's hard and don't let anyone tell you differently.
Having said all that and gotten it out of my system, I am done feeling whiny and sorry for myself. And please, don't feel obligated to cater to my mood. I know you all know where I am coming from and have felt the same way from time to time and I thank you for indulging me during my pity party (...if you read this far, and I would not blame you if you didn't!).
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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 131927
lauch up2date says '6 updates available 0 ignored' on the tool tip, but when run says that the system is fully updated.
Last modified: 2007-11-30 17:10:48 EST
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Description of problem:
up2date icon on the tool bar always stays red even if there were
updates that did complete.
the tool tip says '6 updates available 0 ignored' but when launch
up2date is run the information popup says 'Your system is fully
updated. No new packages are needed.'
I have successfully updated several times since installing core 2 but
the program apparently doesn't think it is updated.
The kernal is 2.6.8-1.521.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Verify tool tip indicates updates available.
2. Launch up2date and verify that system is refreshed.
Actual Results: the tool tip says '6 updates available 0 ignored' but
when launch up2date is run the information popup says 'Your system is
fully updated. No new packages are needed.'
Expected Results: The up2date icon should be green and there should
be no updates available if the system is fully updated.
Additional info:
Same problem, same version of up2date, kernel-2.6.10-1.9_FC2 (though
my expectations are a little different - should it be a green ball or
a blue ball...).
Additional info -
-Just done a big up-date (first in a looong time);
-The "ignore" tab in up2date-applet configuration has gone, thus:
--I have the "kernel*" package listed in the "Package Exceptions" tab
of "Red Hat Network Configuration" (up2date-config);
--I'm not able to enter "kernel*" in the "ignore" list of
up2date-applet configuration;
-So, up2date-applet keeps telling me I've got one more package to
up-date ("kernel*" I presume) when I'm all done.
--the up2date-applet reports "1 update available (0 ignored)", when I
would like/expect it to report "1 update available (1 ignored)" and
not be red (what ever colour it should be?)
Does this scenario make sense?
PS How about raising the severity quotient a little - I hate having to
tell my windoze friends that that red exclamation mark means it's
I take that all back!
I forgot how to left-click on the up2date-applet...
Perhaps the severity is best left where it is;)
Fedora Core 2 is now maintained by the Fedora Legacy project for
security updates only. If this problem is a security issue, please
reopen and reassign to the Fedora Legacy product. If it is not a
security issue and hasn't been resolved in the current FC3 updates or
in the FC4 test release, reopen and change the version to match.
NEEDINFO_ENG has been deprecated in favor of NEEDINFO or ASSIGNED. Changing
status to ASSIGNED for ENG review.
up2date is no longer shipped with Fedora Core; it's functionality
has been replaced by pup, found in the pirut package. The only fixes
likely to be made to up2date in RedHat Linux and earlier Fedora Core
versions are security fixes by Fedora Legacy. This does not seem to
be a security bug, so I'm closing it. (This particular bug I recall sometimes
happening because the rhn-applet and up2date were hitting different mirrors
which hadn't updated that same time. Annoying, but not really fixable.)
If the problem is appropriate to RHEL and occurs to a user there, it
can be filed as such.


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Sunday walks are usually for around 8 to 10 miles but you can choose to do less. Some have a shorter option built in but with the others you could join us only at the lunchtime stop and walk only the afternoon section. At the end, someone would then ferry you back to the lunch stop. However, if you want to do this, please, phone the organiser in advance, both to find out roughly when we will arrive at the lunch stop and also so that we know that we need to look out for you when we get there. Walks usually start at 10.00 and, allowing for stops and lunch, finish by 16.00. Please note that there is usually time only for a soup or snack lunch at a pub or cafe if one is listed and, since we can neither guarantee that they will be open nor that they will be willing to serve us, it is as well always to bring a picnic. If you need a lift to the walk's start, telephone the walk's organiser who will try to help and, if successful, you will then need to arrange, at least the day before the walk, a pick-up time and a location (usually in Guildford) with whoever is to provide the lift.
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Osprey Lodge is in the heart of Oak Point, felt by many to be the most family friendly and enjoyable community in the Thousands Islands! Relax on the screened porch while playing a game of Monopoly or enjoying a sunset dinner overlooking the bay.
Inside the lodge, the first floor has an open living/dining area, kitchen with full sized appliances, bathroom with full tub/shower, and two bedrooms. The large second floor loft has two twin beds and a sitting area with double futon and great view of the bay.
The expanded dock area has plenty of room to sit and enjoy the view, jump in the water, dock your boat, fish, sip your coffee in the morning or a cocktail at happy hour. Take a day trip to many US & Canadian attractions in Alexandria Bay, Clayton, Kingston or Brockville. Museums, historic castles & forts, island parks, great restaurants. Perfect for families, couples, fishermen, hunters, golfers, cyclists. Dock space and canoe rentals are available. We look forward to your stay with us!
This is by far my best 1000 islands vacation, the cottage was clean and very roomy for the 6 of us "adult-sized". There's a dock right on the property with room for plenty of boats, and is only a few yards from the public dock, also. Privacy wasn't an issue. The fireworks and wall of fire on the 4th were AMAZING!
The folks in the area have been here for generations, so are great guides for the area when you're new like us.
Beautiful location, spacious and very clean, equipped with everything we could possibly need, and getting to know Lisa was an extra bonus! I would enthusiastically recommend this cabin to anyone!
Nice cabins, Great location, Lisa was helpful and friendly.
Thanks for a nice vacation, we will be back !
We actually sayed in the Heron Lodge which is the twin of Pike. Pike has the better view directly out the bay to the St. Lawrence seaway, but Heron was brand new and also had a nice view of the water. The lodge was very nicely laid out with an open kithen to the living room. We have college age kids and we all enjoyed hanging out on the screened porch, swimming and visiting the local castles. I highly recommend staying at The Lodges at Oak Point and experiencing the 1,000 Island area.
We were extremely happy staying at Pike Lodge, no one wanted to leave. It was everything we needed and exactly as the website reports: spotlessly clean with a screened in porch and swing to enjoy the sunsets and wonderful breeze, comfortable beds, a stones throw to the waterfront (the only place i know, in the Thousand Islands, with a sand bottom), very close to the public docks, plenty of room to play bocce ball, a fire pit to make s'mores and the most gracious host you will ever meet. I would not hesitate to recommend this place to anyone!
Oak Point truly is a one of a kind community. As 4th generation Oak Pointers, we can tell you that once you visit, you will return again and again. Kids love all the activities - swimming in the bay, fishing off the dock, visits to the Acorn Community Center for candy & game nights, the 4th of July parade, land & water games and ice cream social. Adults love it for the same reasons! Take a walk around the circle and visit the historic cemetery, swing on the swings at the Acorn, bike through the farm country, buy local produce and baked goods at an Amish farm. Free town boat launch just steps away from the lodges.
On the Water: The earliest Native Americans called this region Manitowana - the Garden of the Great Spirit, and it is a vacationers' dream! Nature and water activities abound - cruise the 1000 islands, kayak in the early morning or evening to get close to nature, sail or windsurf through the whitecaps, go water-skiing or tubing along the coast, jet ski through the seaway channel, watch the Poker Run speedboat races between Kingston and Brockville, start a list of all the international ships plying the channel (they are especially beautiful at night with their deck lights glowing). The Thousands Islands is the world's finest fresh water diving destination - dive the many wrecks in water so clear you can see up to 100'. Or just sit on the dock and dangle your feet in the water!
Special Interests:
Fishing - Pike season starts the 1st Sat. in April; Bass & Muskie seasons start the 3rd Sat. in June. Muskie fishing is best in late fall, and ice fishing is great in mid winter! Kids love catching perch, sunfish & rock bass off the docks.
Golfing - nearest course is Langbrook Meadows in Brier Hill; nearby are 3 on Wellesley Island, 3 in Clayton, 2 in Governeur, New York State Park Course in Ogdensburg, Alexandria Bay Municipal Course in Alex Bay.
Hunting - we are open for duck & deer hunting seasons in the Spring/Fall.
Cycling - there is a great off-road, rails-to-trails system along the river, with difficulty levels ranging from simple to challenging.
Diving - there are many dive outfitters in the region who can take you to the numerous popular and interesting wreck sites all up and down the river.
Boat Docking - $50 weekly, $15 per day
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Nov. 13, 2000
Los Angeles -The No. 6 seeded UCLA women's soccer team will host Texas A&M (18-6-0) in an NCAA third-round match this Sunday at UCLA's Drake Stadium. Match time is 1:00 p.m.
After receiving a first-round bye, UCLA (16-3-1) advanced to the third round with a commanding 3-0 victory over cross-town rival USC this past Saturday. Texas A&M, ranked ninth in the NSCAA national rankings, also received a first-round bye. The Aggies beat Marquette 4-0 in a second-round match on Sunday to advance to the round of 16.
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This guide covers the basics of Ashe, the Frost Archer. It will be updated according to patch information and player feedback on the individual sections.
:: Table of Contents ::
*Note* - To find specific content, press CTRL+F and type in the name of each section.
Ex: IV - Strategy
I - Background Story
II - Introduction
III - Building Ashe
.....A - Skill Explanation
.....B - Skill Build
.....C - Item Build
.....D - Talent Tree
.....E - Rune Book
IV - Strategy
.....A - Farming & Early Game
.....B - Carrying
.....C - Synergy
.....D - "Oh, No!"'s
V - Last Words
I - Background Story
|As a direct descendant of Avarosa, one of the three legendary sisters who each claimed dominion over the scattered tribes dwelling in icy tundra known as Freljord, Ashe mirrors her ancestor's unparalleled mastery with the bow. Ashe has come to the Institute of War in service to the Institute's summoners, seeking enough influence and favor to finally bring peace to her realm – a realm that has endured civil strife since the Time of the Three Sisters. With enough victories under her belt, she hopes to have the means to finally claim the throne that had long eluded Avarosa.
Ashe is one of but a few hearty souls from Freljord who can claim the title of Frost Archer. Along with mastery of the bow, Ashe is renowned for her resourcefulness even in the most dire of environments. She has mastered the ability to channel the frigid climate of the tundra into her arrows, slowing her foes with but a single flick of her wrist. She can even deliver a vicious shot from hundreds of yards away that freezes even the strongest of foes in their tracks. As tenacious as she is beautiful, she has earned the respect of ally and foe alike in the Fields of Justice.
II - Introduction
Ashe: The Frost Archer is possibly the most deadly champion in League of Legends. Being capable of multiple tasks, such as stunning, slowing, and hitting like a truck is what truly makes her a murderous cookie. With the ability to fling arrows made of ice, release a volley of arrows among many opponents, and shoot a single arrow the size of Rosie O'Donnell (Maybe not so much), her role is simply inevitable: Kill things. And by that she's pretty darn good at it.
Here's an overview showing Ashe's statistic ratings on a scale provided in the game:
BASE STATS (Level 1)
Health: 438 (+79 / lvl)
Mana: 200 (+27 / lvl)
Attack Damage: 46 (+3 / lvl)
Attack Speed: 0.66 (+.02 / lvl)
Armor: 12 (+4 / lvl)
Dodge: 0
HP Regen: 1 per 1 second
MP Regen: 1 per 1 second
Spell Damage: 0
Crit Chance: 4% (+.5 / lvl)[/FONT]
Range: 600
Movement Speed: 300
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Q&A: Game Mechanics and FAQ's
III - Building Ashe
This section of the guide will feature several builds, including items and skills, to maximize your Ashe performance. I'll also be providing information on the item types you should aim to buy on Ashe if you wish to customize the build I provided otherwise.
Part I: Skill Explanation
Ashe's skills, as stated previously, have decent synergy. Here's a picture showing each of her spells:
Focus: While out of combat, Ashe's critical strike chance increases by 3/6/9/12/15/18% every 3 seconds, removed after next attack.
I'll provide a detailed explanation of each ability to better familiarize you with them.
- This ability toggles on and off by pressing "Q". When you activate it, your normal attacks will shoot frost arrows which cost mana but slow the target by certain percentage, increasing as you level the skill up (Capping at 38% slow by level 5). When using this skill, it is wise to only use it on champions when needed. It does drain mana, so using it on creeps or unnecessary occasions is bad. The key is mana conservation with Ashe early on.
I'll provide a detailed explanation of each ability to better familiarize you with them.
|VOLLEY - Volley simply sprays 5 arrows in a cone shape wherever you target it. The range is decently long, and the cooldown is very short at level 5. One very important thing about this spell is that it adds your Frost Shot effect to whichever level it is, so when chasing people it's an easy way to slow them if they get out of your line of sight. Early on in the game when laning, you want to make sure that you hit a champion as well. Keeping your lane opponents low on HP with volley from level 1-5 is a must if you want to kill them (Which is a great idea), because once you hit six your ultimate makes that part easy.
|PLENTIFUL BOUNTY - This ability follows the description easy enough. Whenever you last hit a creep, you gain extra gold. The ability caps at 7 extra gold at level 5. Honestly, you want to build into this ability very cautiously. Wait until you see who you're facing in your lane before choosing between the two valid combinations: Volley + Frost Shot, or Volley + Plentiful Bounty. Using your own judgment, if the lane seems like you'll need to play very aggressively, don't get this ability. It is purely a farming passive and if you're too busy harassing your lane opponents, there's simply no point.
|ENCHANTED CRYSTAL ARROW - Possibly being Ashe's most fun spell, it comes with a few perks. This spell shoots an arrow with infinite range across the entire map until it hits an enemy champion. It avoids creeps and neutrals, so don't worry about it hitting them and ruining your shot. Upon impact it deals AoE damage to nearby champions and stuns the target for an amount of seconds. This spell can be difficult to get used, but is similar to aiming Priestess of the Moon's arrow in DotA, so if you're familiar with that, have fun. Aiming this monster of an arrow requires some logical thinking. Where is your target going to be by the time the arrow hits? Will hitting your target allow for his death? Do you have the mana to follow up with a kill? Think about all of these before shooting. A lot of first-timers underestimate this puppy's speed. The arrow moves very fast, and will probably take some getting-used-to before you can make a proper hit from a long range.
|CHARACTER PASSIVE: FOCUS - This is Ashe's default passive ability. You don't have to build into it, you don't have to select it, it's always there. It increases her chance to critically strike when not shooting by 3%/6%/9%/12%/15%/18% for every 3 seconds out of combat. This spell complies with basic strategy. You can pretty much do two things with it; sit idle until a creep is low to increase your chance at getting the last hit with a critical strike, or harass your lane opponent with a higher chance of a critical strike.
In this part of the build guide, I'll provide two skill builds and ways to customize them to your liking. The reason i'm providing two is you may need to change up your skill build depending on your lane. This portion is open to change and suggestions to include other skill builds as well, so feedback is appreciated.
.....F = Frost Shot
.....V = Volley
.....PB = Plentiful Bounty
.....ECW = Enchanted Crystal Arrow
*Note* - I labeled the maximum level spells with (MAX) to show when the ability reaches its highest level.
For BUILD ONE, the idea is that you maximize your farming capabilities through your Plentiful Bounty passive, taking advantage of Volley on creep waves while still being able to kill people. You don't do much slowing so you'll still want to lean towards the continuous farming in this build, but hopefully you end up leveling quickly due to the creep -- and possibly tower -- killing.
|BUILD ONE - (Use when you're capable of farming)
|BUILD TWO - (Use when you need to play aggressive and won't get too many creep kills in)
Part III: Item Build
Ashe's item build can be customized in many ways, but is generalized around two strong subjects: Critical Strike and Attack Damage, give or take the stuff that amplifies damage done, such as armor penetration.
Have fun farming these, once you do you'll be knocking people over. If you have a decent team the game should be over before you reach either of the full item builds I listed. Here's the item builds that are found most effective:
For BUILD ONE, start with Regrowth Pendant. Afterwards, work towards Philosopher's Stone and Boots of Swiftness. Then, Work on getting The Black Cleaver, followed by Phantom Dancer. After this, get Infinity Edge. Next we'll replace the Philosopher's Stone with Guardian Angel, and then fill up the last slot with another Phantom Dancer or Atma's Impaler. You should use this build when the opposing team has a lot of ranged caster DPS.
1 - Boots of Swiftness [1050g]
2 - The Black Cleaver [3065g]
3 - Infinity Edge [4080g]
4 - Phantom Dancer [3395g]
5 - Guardian Angel [2250g]
6 - Atma's Impaler [2180g]
6 - Phantom Dancer [3395g]
1 - Boots of Swiftness [1050g]
2 - The Black Cleaver [3065g]
3 - The Bloodthirster [3200g]
4 - Infinity Edge [4080g]
5 - Phantom Dancer [3395g]
6 - Guardian Angel [2250g]
|The Avarice Blades build is not an effective build at this point. It costs 750g and sells back for 50% (325g). This means that it takes 12.5 minutes to get your gold back, which is a huge portion of the game.
Customizing Item Builds: For Ashe, a general strategy to follow when constructing item builds is stacking Critical Strike and Damage, while including survivability. A common phrase used to describe Ashe is a glass cannon. Just remember she hits hard but is fragile.
Part IV: Talent Tree
Most of Ashe's talents will revolve around the Offensive tree. One important thing to remember is that you want to build your talents around which summon spells you are going to use, but don't spec deep into the defense tree or the utility tree to reach them. Here's the talent *I* find best, and it accommodates to my use of Heal and Ghost:
Part V: Rune Book
Ashe has a lot of open space when building your rune book. You can choose survivability by building into health and health regeneration, you can build into runes that grant you gold, and you can build into the offensive runes, such as Attack Damage and Critical Strike. I'm currently using Attack Damage, but it's been found more effective to stack Critical Strike Chance and Critical Strike Damage. (I don't change simply because i'm lazy with the current rune system.) Building the runes will take a lot of time to get it right, but once you have a full page exactly how you want it, you'll find the advantage can be worth it.
IV - Strategy
Ashe requires some clutch play, critical thinking, rambo maneuvers, and farming all in one to successfully carry a game with her. This next section, labeled strategy, will provide tips in all aspects of the game to help your Ashe performance.
Part I: Farming & Early Game
Early game is a critical time window for Ashe. Between levels 1-9 you should primarily focus on farming up gold. From levels 1-5, try to harass your lane opponents as often as possible yet not enough to where you get harassed back and possibly have to return to base. You want to try to maximize your experience gain by staying in the lane as long as you can, so reduce the damage you take in any way early on. Remember, you can always ask your teammates to gank your lane. Keeping them moderately around 40-50% would be fine, but much better if you could keep them lower. Once you hit level 6, you're going to kill one. Depending on the lane your facing, this may or may not be an easy task. If you're against two tanks or a healer, don't even worry about harassing; just farm and try to push the lane up a bit. Remember to take advantage of your passive Focus ability. If you're finding it hard to attack the lane creeps, simply save up your critical strike chance and last hit with that. A good way to kill them is to try to bait them into your tower's range. If this happens, you can shoot them with an arrow in tower range so the tower hits them, too. It's not bad to sacrifice some health to draw them into the tower. Simply hit them with your ultimate, volley, and attack. Stay close to them so that when they run you have leeway in getting your attacks off without the chance of them running out of range. Remember you can have some fun with your ultimate, too. Try helping other lanes from a distance while maintaining your farm in your own by shooting your Enchanted Crystal Arrow at them. If you hit, it initiates the possibility of a kill while you're on the other side of the map.
Part II: Carrying
Woot. Ashe's main role, right here. Being me, I get carried away repeating stuff. But for the sake of my personal tradition, i'll say it again: Ashe is one of the most devastating carry heroes in the League of Legends. Once you get farmed up through your early levels, you want to focus on pushing towers. For Ashe, pushing towers helps in many ways, but the main was in experience for the team to enable greater chances of winning team fights.. And Ashe is good at pushing because she hits so hard. Also, it opens up a larger playing field for ganking and chasing enemy champions. You want to try to gank as much as possible at this point. Work hard on establishing control of the map so that your team can push the base. In team fights, you should try to stick back a bit, placing your team in between you and the enemy, because they will focus fire you. Your judgment is very important in team fights, if things are looking bad and you're probably going to lose the team fight, get out. Ashe dieing opens up the opportunity to push as a team, and this will cause you to lose. Saving yourself in most situations is more important than saving your teammate if it will result in you dieing. When you're inside your opponents' base, always have an escape route. Don't get caught along the walls unless you have flash, etc. Remember to use your Volley behind you when running because (As of patch 0.21.52) it slows what it hits by 50%. Remember not to chase people too far into the depths of their base. Focus on killing the buildings there whenever you can, because killing buildings wins games.
Part III: Synergy
In some games you won't end up soloing as Ashe. While not always your teams' best choice, it does happen. Here are somelanes that Ashe happens to do very well with:
Reasoning behind this is that Ashe is able to become more aggressive and able to spam Volley and Frost Shot with mana regeneration and health regeneration.
Since the mechanics in this game allow for separate slows to stack, Ashe's and Nunu's slows stack on eachother! Enjoy having your enemy basically stuck in place.
Having an active healer, stun, and someone able to toss enemies back to Ashe's range is absolutely amazing when killing enemy champions and pushing towers.
Once again, the dual slows and stuns work great together. Anivia's ultimate combined with Ashe's ultimate and slows locks the enemy in place.
The idea here is that Evelynn stacks ability power for her stun and damaging spell while Ashe keeps the target slowed so it's easy for Evelynn to max damage.
There are many more. In fact, depending on the play style of your lane mate, probably 75% of the champions available would decently work with Ashe.
Part III: "Oh, No!"'s
There are a few champions that Ashe should be careful of throughout the game. These champions either pose a threat to her or tank her damage so well that it's not even worth attacking them.
- Rammus - Tank/Stun
- Alistar - Tank/Stun/Throwback
- Sion - Tank/Stun
- Singed - Tank/Slow/Throwback
- Nunu - Tank/Slow
- Lich - Nuke
- Ryze - Nuke/Stun
- Morgana - Nuke/Stun
- Tristana - Heavy DPS
- Ashe - Slow/Stun/Heavy DPS [FONT="System"](Yes, enemy Ashe's pose a threat)[/FONT]
- Evelynn - Stun/Nuke
- Twitch - Slow/Heavy DPS
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I've played Ashe a lot.. Probably too much, but arguably the most or at least within the top three most frequent Ashe players in the beta. The builds and strategies I covered may not go into detail on every last move or decision, but they have been tested in all forms of play relative to the beta's standards. (Competitive, Casual, etc). The most important thing you can do when playing Ashe, even if you're not too confident and used this guide as a basis, is to include your own judgment, customizations, and strategy. Thanks for reading my guide, I hope it helped on a few things.


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Ann Arbor have been compared to Shellac but as they utilise drum machines & electronics I'd say there's equally parts of Big Black, Godflesh & Ministry in their sound, albeit instrumental. There's also some chunky, funky twangy stuff going on that could murder a dancefloor or two! These two (count 'em) brilliant CDs (16 Bit & A Long Trip) we have in both rip yer head off & shit down yer neck. For the laugh. Dunno why they aren't mega stars already. So for your caustic journeys of isolation & despair ridden angst filled RAGE look no further.(Norman Records)
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I've always enjoyed words. I can remember learning the words 'spontaneous' and 'perpetual' in the 3rd grade and thinking an entirely new world had opened up to me. I was mesmerized with the sound and feel of words, and energized by the beauty of expression. I was that kid in school who loved vocabulary assignments! More words? YES!
I was also the kid that spent her summer in the public library reading every biography I could get my hands on. I read about presidents and inventors and scientists. I felt at home with those folks – as if I had known them all along.
Undoubtedly my love affair with words was kindled by my Dad's preaching and writing. As I have written in earlier posts, he is a wordsmith. Some of my favorite memories as a kid – and many of my most poignant moments throughout life feature the soundtrack of Daddy's words.
So it should come as no surprise that I continue to be drawn to certain words and phrases and concepts. I enjoy quotes. I like art that incorporates meaningful words and phrases. And I enjoy sharing those ideas with others.
Currently one of my favorite words is 'wholehearted.' In describing what it means to live a wholehearted life, Brené Brown writes, "Wholehearted living is about engaging in our lives from a place of worthiness. It means cultivating the courage, compassion, and connection to wake up in the morning and think, No matter what gets done and how much is left undone, I am enough. It's going to bed at night thinking, Yes, I am imperfect and vulnerable and sometimes afraid, but that doesn't change the truth that I am also brave and worthy of love and belonging."
I want that! I want to be brave and wholehearted! I visited my own therapist last week for the first time in a long while. As we talked, I laughed and said to her, "The more I like myself, the more I seem to like everyone else around me." I fought it long and hard, but I've come to discover if I want to enjoy the gift of life, I must begin with enjoying the gift of who I am. I have to love me with my whole heart before I can truly love others deeply – and before I can allow myself to be loved.
Unfortunately if we're not paying close attention, life gets in the way. There are messages virtually everywhere that want us to believe we are not good enough. It doesn't take long at all for those messages to soak in and become the messages we tell ourselves.
Fortunately we are at choice! We absolutely choose our beliefs. We choose our actions. We choose our behaviors. We choose our moods. Our thoughts. Our outcomes. We choose what we watch and read and listen to. We choose our perspective. We don't always get to choose our circumstances. Life definitely happens. What we do with what happens to us – who we choose to be as life happens – and the words we choose to describe those happenings – make all the difference in the world.
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Traffic safety puts change on radar in Pa.
Pennsylvania is the last state in the country to forbid local police from using radar for speed enforcement, but that could be changing.
State Sen. James R. Brewster, D-McKeesport, whose district includes Monroeville and Plum, said a Senate transportation committee hearing in Harrisburg in June renewed the debate with one big difference.
For the first time in more than 40 years, state police support the idea of local police use of radar or the newer laser-based, speed-enforcement system known as LIDAR.
The reason, he said, is safety.
Still, critics aren't happy.
State Sen. Jim Ferlo, D-Highland Park, is a longtime opponent of local radar use and says he hasn't changed his mind. Ferlo also isn't a fan of red light cameras being tested in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh or drunken driving checkpoints used everywhere.
He instead thinks regular police on patrol will make more arrests of impaired or distracted drivers than with other tactics.
He believes municipal police use of radar or LIDAR is "questionable," he said. "I'm fearful it will be used as a revenue generator."
He isn't alone in that view.
"Radar and LIDAR promote the establishment of speed traps," said John Bowman, a spokesman for the Wisconsin-based National Motorists Association.
"We hope things stay the same in Pennsylvania," Bowman said.
The association ranks Pennsylvania 41st among the 50 states for law enforcement use of DUI checkpoints and federally funded ticket blitzes.
Brewster said there are restrictions included in the legislation to thwart speed traps.
Brewster, a former mayor, said he listened to numerous versions of radar legislation. He said the General Assembly has no intention of allowing radar to be used as a money-maker.
"If any community somehow thinks they can take advantage of this and tries to have a speed trap, they will get a visit from law enforcement. The idea is to improve safety," said Brewster, a member of the Senate Transportation Committee.
State Sen. Don White, R-Indiana, is "willing to support it, generally speaking," said his spokesman Joe Pittman.
State Rep. Jeff Pyle, R-Ford City, said he is still reviewing the issue. For the past three weeks, the Appropriations Committee member has been immersed in budget wrangling.
"State police dropping their opposition is a big thing," he noted.
Other area lawmakers didn't return calls for comment.
But local use of radar won't be happening soon.
The local radar bills are only at the hearing stage, and no votes are planned to push the issue to the floor of the Senate or House.
Some bill versions limit officers to use radar only on roads owned by the city, town, township or borough. Others bills would give local police the go ahead if more of the speeding ticket money is sent to municipalities.
"We have to fine tune them," Brewster said. That process won't be easy or happen quickly.
Dane Merryman, executive director of the Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association, said local police radar use is long overdue.
Speed enforcement reduces deaths, he said.
"The same regulations and protocols that apply to state police would apply to municipal police," he said. Worries about widespread abuse are "unfounded," he added.
The retired state trooper and municipal officer said, from his experience, speeding is a major cause of accident and injury.
"This would be very proactive and we need it," said Kittanning police Chief Bruce Matthews.
There often isn't room for VASCAR, a speed detection alternative, in neighborhoods, he said.
Radar or LIDAR would increase accuracy, Harrison police Chief Mike Klein said.
"It takes any human error out of it," he said. "How is it OK for every other state to have this and Pennsylvania doesn't?"
West Deer police Chief Jon Lape said a municipality normally gets $17.50 from a $155 ticket for driving 10 mph over the speed limit. Most of the fine goes to the state.
If an officer goes to the district judge hearing to testify and the officer is off duty, then the $17.50 disappears for overtime, Lape said.
Springdale police Chief Julio F. Medeiros III finds the lack of local radar troublesome and maybe humorous.
"I have worked in Rhode Island, Nebraska and South Dakota. I've used radar since the 1980s and LIDAR since 2000. When I arrived in Pennsylvania, I asked, 'Is this a joke?' and they said no. I absolutely endorse local police radar use. I endorse it 1,000 percent."
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I'm fine now, but such was not the case this past week. Normally, I am not given to procrastination, except when it comes to giving my money away. I am not Mr. Scrooge but I am Mr. Fugal.
I always pay my income tax but I also wait until the last minute to write that check and autograph it for good old Uncle Sam. I was thankful to have several extra days to do it this year. Instead of April 15, the government extended to April 18. I am not sure the reason nor do I care to know what it is, it is enough that I had several extra days to send in my money.
Every year I know I need to send money and I make certain preparations for it. Such as, setting up a lemonade stand, buying lottery tickets and putting my used clothing on eBay. Of course, none of these things work but at least I try.
This year I decided to use one of those popular tax programs. According to all the advertisements, these are very easy to use and will save me millions of dollars in taxes I might otherwise owe.
I purchased the tax program and installed it on my computer. So far, nothing could be easier. I was anxious to find out how much I was going to save on my income tax this year. I do not mind paying my share of taxes; I just want to make sure I am paying my share and not somebody else's. It is, as I have heard, my patriotic duty.
I was all set to tackle this chore and I had all day to do it. I figured it would take me maybe two hours and then I could go out and celebrate. I was thinking of an Apple Fritter at the time.
My folder containing all of my tax information was at my left hand, right in front of me was my computer and the tax program up and running and all things were ready for me to dig in and do it. I love it when a plan comes together.
Entering all of the personal information was easy and I breezed through it quickly. I cannot tell you how many times I have sent my birthday to good old Uncle Sam and to this day, I have yet to receive a birthday card from him. You would think with all the money I sent him through the years he could at least send me a birthday card on my birthday.
Now came the chore of entering in all my financial data. Thankfully, my income is under $250,000 so I do not need to worry about any increase in my taxes. Of course, there is a side of me that wishes quite strenuously that my income would at least be $249,999. I could live on that.
I very studiously entered in all of the financial data, listing all of my deductions. I was trying to find a category where I could deduct my Apple Fritter expenses for the year but was unsuccessful. I made a mental note to send a suggestion to Uncle Sam explaining why Apple Fritters were a necessary part of my income deduction strategy.
I struggled on and finally came to the end of the steps in this program. I sighed a deep sigh of relief that I was near the end of this job. I then clicked the button to see how much income tax Uncle Sam could expect from me this year. When I saw the figure, I almost passed out.
According to this program, I owed more income taxes to Uncle Sam than my actual income for the year. I know the government can seem a little greedy at times but this was rather ridiculous. For the next four hours, I frantically redid and redid my income tax and finally got it down to where I only owed Uncle Sam half of my income for the year.
At this point, I did not know what to do. Unfortunately, I had spent that half of my income along with the other half. With frantic nipping at my heels, I called someone across town I had done business with and knew she did income tax returns. Under saner circumstances, I would never concede to this kind of defeat. It was not my feet I was worried about, it was my wallet.
I called her about three o�clock in the afternoon and asked if she could do my tax return today. She told me she was leaving her office at five o'clock but if I hurried, she could see what she could do. I grabbed my folder, jumped into my car and raced across town. Are speeding tickets a deductible item on my income tax return?
I got there in good time and during the next two hours she filled out my income tax return. According to her calculations, I only owed a fraction of taxes that the income tax return program said I owed.
Quite often we need help from other people. This reminded me of a Bible verse I memorized years ago. "Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and shew thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not" (Jeremiah 33:3 KJV).
God is eagerly waiting for us to call upon Him so He can go into action for us. Just call.
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For the first time in 13 years, a Des Hasler coached side failed to make the top eight as the Bulldogs' attack was seemingly absent for 2017.
The Bulldogs averaged just 15 points scored per game despite having a line-up littered with Origin experience with a winger in his rookie season picking up top tryscorer and a new recruit getting most assists. The right side was the most potent edge for the Bulldogs - surprisingly more than the left edge of the Morris Brothers - with Marcelo Montoya scoring 12 tries in 19 games while Brenko Lee managed 12 assists, more than any of the team's natural playmakers. However it was the Bulldogs' right edge where they struggled with defensive frailties.
Moses Mbye's growth as a player became stunted due to the strict style of play as it did with hooker Michael Lichaa who was released from his contract at the end of the season. Both players are used to playing what's in front of them, using their speed and quick-thinking to catch out the opposition. However having them play to a strict game plan heavily backfired in 2017.
Fan favourite Josh Reynolds missed a chunk of the season through injury and was forced out to the Wests Tigers for 2018 onwards after it was announced that Kieran Foran had signed on with the club. James Graham, one of the Bulldogs' most impressive performers all season, was also pushed out at season's end to make way for Aaron Woods.
Lack of squad depth also punished the Dogs. Only 25 players were used all season with debutants having to be called upon when one of the main 17 was injured.
The Dogs didn't hit their stride until Round 5 where they went on a run to win four of their next five matches although they only won 2 of their next 12. The Bulldogs waited until the last three rounds of the season to play to their full potential unfortunately, halting Manly's top four charge, defeating the Titans away and ending the Dragons' season. The last showing of form still couldn't save Hasler's job while the club will also experience the change in leadership behind the scenes with CEO Raelene Castle leaving and will be replaced by Andrew Hill.
Best player: James Graham
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I have added the admin host IP address in the filer butstill I am not able to access the C$ of the filer from the admin host. I sawsome document saying that Root volume security style has to be NTFS and filer
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You are indeed correct about the usefulness of accessing C$ for upgrading ONTAP or other FW.
I have run into a few issues accessing C$ in the field before so hopefully can help.
Can you tell us what model the controller is, what version of ONTAP you are running? if you have a CIFS license or not? if you have have you joined to the domain? ANd what security style you have set on vol0?
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