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LLM Master of Laws
- Attendance
- Full Time
- Award
- Degree of Master of Laws
"I studied the General LLM so that I didn't have any compulsory modules and was unrestricted in my choice… A number of the teachers are also practitioners and have practical experience in their area of law. It was interesting to hear how a practitioner's life can be and it helped to understand the legal matters involved much better."
In their words
Christine Malisch (Germany), LLM Masters of Law Graduate
"The UEA LLM programme brings so many amazing and diverse people together in one place. The personal friendships I created with lawyers from all around the world, as well as the professors in the programme, have endured since I earned my LL.M back in 2009" - Ashby Pate - Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the Republic of Palau
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Key facts
About this course
Law Masters (LLM) degrees are increasingly seen by employers as a means to distinguish applicants. If you would like to structure a Masters in Law course that is specifically tailored to your interests, the LLM General degree is an excellent choice.
You will be given the freedom to choose any combination of LLM modules from the extensive selection offered by UEA Law School, ranging from subjects relevant to international trade and commerce, to banking and finance law; from international competition law, to intellectual property and information technology law; and to more socio-legal subjects, such as freedom of speech and public protest law.
Upon completing your LLM you will be well placed to pursue a range of exciting careers. Our alumni have progressed to a wide variety of roles, from private practice in local and international law firms, to government legal departments and international organisations, from universities to industry and commerce – the world truly is your oyster.
You will be given the freedom to choose any combination of LLM modules from the extensive selection offered by UEA Law School, ranging from subjects relevant to international trade and commerce, to banking and finance law; from international competition law, to intellectual property and information technology law; and to more socio-legal subjects, such as freedom of speech and public protest law.
Upon completing your LLM you will be well placed to pursue a range of exciting careers. Our alumni have progressed to a wide variety of roles, from private practice in local and international law firms, to government legal departments and international organisations, from universities to industry and commerce – the world truly is your oyster.
Course Profile
Study at UEA Law School and you will be joining a School that excels in its dedication to offer intellectually diverse, varied and stimulating postgraduate courses, supported by a wide ranging selection of subjects or modules taught by leading experts. The School is based in Earlham Hall, a building of significant historical importance, built in 1642 but recently refurbished, where most of the postgraduate LLM teaching takes place - it will therefore be your home for your period of study.
Each year we welcome around 100 postgraduate students from a wide variety of geographical and personal backgrounds, and it is the vibrant and dynamic community they create that completes the student experience.
We place significant emphasis on choice, building your confidence, maximising your employability and developing adaptable transferable skills. We believe small group teaching at postgraduate level is important and we aim to keep class sizes low, offering you an unparalleled personal teaching environment with access to our team of international specialists drawn from academia and practice.
We also believe practical and careers experience is extremely valuable and we've developed a programme of opportunities tailored specifically to the needs of our postgraduate students, including placement opportunities for both UK and overseas students. During your course, you can apply for one of 50 internship placements. You can also attend careers panels, commercial awareness workshops, mock job interviews, our annual Law Careers Fair and many other events organised by the UEA Law School and the Careers Service.
Our graduates have progressed to a wide variety of successful careers, from private practice to government legal departments and international organisations, from universities to industry and commerce.
Course Structure
You will have plenty of opportunity to make this course your own and can select 140 of your 180 credits from over 30 optional LLM modules offered by the Law School.
The only compulsory elements are the non-credit bearing Postgraduate Legal Skills and Research module which you study at the start of your course, and then the 40 credit dissertation which you will write on an area of specific interest to you during the summer months.
Otherwise, you have complete freedom to select modules from topics such as international commercial and trade law, (including international sales law and the law and practice of international arbitration and litigation), banking and finance law, international competition law, and international law of oil and gas. You could also choose to study company law and corporate governance, media and defamation, freedom of speech and public protest, intellectual property, e-commerce, information technology and employment law and regulation, which are all very relevant today.
In addition, with the consent of the Course Director, you can also choose up to 40 credits from modules from other postgraduate courses offered by UEA, allowing you to personalise your course to your specific interests. For example you might choose a module from one of UEA's International Relations, International Development, Business, or Economics courses.
Teaching and Learning
This course gives you an excellent balance of independent thinking and study skills, helping you to grow into a self-motivated learner, expert researcher, and an analytical thinker.
Teaching is provided by academics and associate tutors from legal practice (often international city law firms) who are specialists in their fields. Teaching formats include interactive lectures and seminars. Whatever format, you will learn how to listen to and critique the ideas of others, as well as how to present and defend your own theories.
Depending on your module choices, you will have around 8 contact hours per week.
Your module organiser will provide you with a list of compulsory and optional further reading material in advance of each class. This means you can fully prepare for your small group meetings, having identified areas for further discussion. We advise at least 10 to 15 hours preparation per week for each of your modules.
You will develop accuracy and precision in your written work and you will become well-versed in time management, graduating as someone who is highly organised and confident in self-directed study.
To make sure you get the most from your studies and help you reach your full potential, you will have an Academic Advisor who will help you through the year.
In addition, our Learning Enhancement team, based in the Student Support Service are on hand to help in various study areas, including study and writing skills, academic writing (including how to reference) and research skills.
If you have additional needs due to disabilities such as sensory impairment or learning difficulties such as dyslexia please talk to our Student Support Service about how we can help.
You will experience a variety of assessment methods, but with a particular focus on coursework: We believe this enables you to best demonstrate attainment of the learning objectives and therefore enhances your performance, and thus aids your successful completion of your Masters degree.
Throughout your course you will be given guidance on your work and constructive feedback to help you improve. This feedback will be on both your formative and summative assessments and can be discussed with your Academic Advisor and your module organiser.
After the course
You will graduate ready for variety of exciting legal careers, including legal practice, practice before the bars of various jurisdictions, posts in government and international organisations and public service. Past LLM graduates have gone into specialist areas of law, finance, the civil service, local government, administration or even teaching.
Alternatively, you might continue your studies with a PhD.
Career destinations
- Local law firms
- International law firms
- Legal departments in governments
- Legal departments in international organisations
- Universities, industry and commerce
- Academia
Course related costs
Please see Additional Course Fees for details of additional course-related costs.
Course Modules 2020/1
Students must study the following modules for 40 credits:
You'll have the opportunity to develop a research proposal and write a dissertation on a research question formulated by the you using the subject matter of the degree for which you are enrolled. The purpose of the dissertation is for you to demonstrate your ability to carry through an independent piece of work on a subject of your choice.
This module is compulsory for all taught Law Masters Programmes and is taught in the first semester. The aim of this module is to assist students in developing a number of core legal study skills needed during the LLM year (and thereafter). The module will commence with an Induction Day followed by seminars on subjects such as identifying and understanding sources of law, using electronic research resources, the role of private international and comparative law in international commercial law. Later in the semester there are seminars on plagiarism (how to avoid it and proper citation of sources), and writing and presentation skills.
Students will select credits from the following modules:
Student must select a further 140 credits. Students can choose up to 40 credits of any level 7 module from other Schools but only with the prior permission of the Course Director and subject to timetable limitations.
This module will provide you with a comprehensive introduction to the law and business of the carriage of goods by sea and marine insurance and is key to the International Trade Law masters. It examines carriage documents and their interaction, the general principles of carriage of goods by sea, carriage contracts in the form of charter parties and those evidenced by bills of lading. The module also explores international attempts at harmonisation in the area of international carriage and examines the operation of international carriage regimes (conventions) such as The Hague, Hague-Visby Rules, the Hamburg Rules and the Rotterdam Rules. The module also looks at certain key issues in the law of marine insurance such as the formation of the contract of insurance, the insurable interest, the duty of utmost good faith, warranties, subrogation, contribution and the assignment of interests in an insured policy.
This module is aimed at students who may have an interest in either Intellectual Property (IP) Law and/or Competition Law, as well as students more focused on Commercial Law. Students will be expected to have taken either or both Globalisation of IP or International Competition Law in the Autumn semester. If not, students will only be permitted to take the module with the consent of the module organiser. The relationship between intellectual property and competition law and policy is not only a very interesting and complex area of law, but also one of major importance to the commercial sector. Although both regimes protect innovation, their approaches and underlying principles are fundamentally different and need to be reconciled. Without a sound understanding of the interface between them, the rights holder runs the risk of infringing competition law by way of exploiting intellectual property rights. The module therefore focuses on the commercially most relevant intellectual property rights (patents, trademarks and copyrights). It provides the student with a sound understanding of the different intellectual property rights, the possible mechanisms of their commercialisation and the relevant restraints posed by competition law. The module critically assesses the most recent case law and decisional practice of the European Commission in the technology and pharmaceutical sectors (including the judgments in Microsoft and AstraZeneca, and the investigations against Samsung and Motorola) and discusses its impact on commercial practice.
Globalisation, democratisation of information, Europeanisation and global competition have been partially responsible for a lot of fundamental changes in Company law and in the way Company law is intended around the world. This module will provide students with a sound understanding of these changes and of comparative Company Law in general. This module provides an understanding of the basic concepts, principles, rules and procedures of modern company law in a globalised and international context. It is structured so as to enable students to see their own system of company law in a new and more meaningful light, and to be able to form new views about its future development alongside with the future of International Company Law. It is designed to develop awareness of some of the aspects of Company Law, including 'minimum capital' and the legal standing of shareholders, directors and creditors around the world, and shall give an overview of the ways in which the various countries are developing their own Company Law within their boundaries, and how that influences the development of company law outside their boundaries. The module aims to do so by a review of the harmonisation programme in Europe, an international comparative study, and an illustration of empirical findings that show new ways in which corporate vehicles can be developed to meet particular policy objectives.
This module examines the principal forms of corporate governance, control and regulation of the firm across countries. In particular, it introduces the key features of corporate governance and considers the legal relationship between directors, managers, and shareholders, including the contribution shareholder activism can make to improving corporate governance. The module also discusses the market for corporate control and the growing empirical research on comparative corporate governance. The overall purpose is to provide a theoretical and practical grasp of corporate governance, which can be useful for academic as all well as professional work in this field.
This module is key to the International Trade Law LLM and takes a critical and comparative look at the fundamental legal arrangements for the international sale of goods and the two competing international legal regimes, being the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) and the English law on sale of goods (including the Sale of Goods Act 1979), all against the backdrop of international legal harmonisation. Today, international sales contracts are frequently governed by the CISG which is in force in more than 80 States from all parts of the world, among them both major industrial nations and developing states. It has been widely applied in international commercial transactions in the past thirty years with more than 3000 decisions by state courts and arbitral tribunals having been reported so far. It therefore seems fair to say that the CISG has in fact been one of the success stories in the field of the international unification of private law. Nevertheless, the United Kingdom, one of the oldest -and biggest- global trading nations, has not, yet, ratified the CISG. Also, in spite of the widespread adoption of the CISG, it remains the case that many international traders choose English law to govern their international sales contracts. We will examine select substantive provisions of these two "competing" legal regimes with a view to determine their essential differences and similarities. This examination may shed light on questions such as, why parties would choose English Sales Law rather than the CISG, and the implications of the "competition" between the two regimes for efforts aimed at the international harmonisation of law. Throughout the module, attention will be drawn to problems arising in international sales practice in order to develop an understanding of the commercial context in which the law of international sales operates.
This module will provide you with an in-depth look at a number of current issues in intellectual property and information technology law. The relevant issues will change each year, but issues will be drawn from a wide variety of topics. You will have an opportunity to consider how intellectual property law is challenged by these current issues and to analyse its responses and proposed responses. You will be expected to have taken either Globalisation of Intellectual Property Law or Internet Law and Governance in the Autumn Semester, or have demonstrated knowledge in either area. For students not taking the ITIP LLM admission to the module will be at the discretion of the module organiser, and previous knowledge may be required. Classes will involve a mixture of group presentations and tutor-led class discussion, in a 50/50 time split. The class will be divided into groups, and each group will be asked to research and make a 15 minute presentation on one aspect of a defined topic or following a prescribed brief, relating to information technology and/or intellectual property. The presentations will be followed by feedback and further instruction from the module leader as necessary, and an open session for discussion.
This 40 credit year-long module forms the grounding of (and is compulsory for) the International Commercial and Business Law and International Trade Law courses, and aims to introduce students to the essential foundational elements of international commercial law, not studied at undergraduate level. It aims to give students an understanding of what drives the law governing international commerce, the reasons for harmonisation of the law in the area, the institutions involved in the harmonisation process and the scope of that process. We examine the various ways in which harmonised instruments are created and the major problems and policy issues which have to be confronted. This module does not aim to teach the detailed substantive law relating to any specific aspect of international commercial law but instead seeks to provide an outline map that enables you to understand the scale and scope of transnational commercial law, while at the same time understanding how such law is developed and what and who drives its development. We will explore several areas of international commercial practice in the Spring semester in which attempts have been made to harmonise or codify the law in those areas. The process by which harmonisation / codification was attempted in each of these areas will be examined, as will some of the substantive rules produced. We will conclude with an examination of what has caused some harmonisation efforts to be successful and others to fail and finally to consider ways in which the harmonisation process can be improved in general and the impact of regionalisation.
The course builds on coverage of qualitative methods in the Introduction to Social Sciences Research Methods module, where the focus is on developing critical analysis skills that cover a range of ways of gathering and analysing qualitative data.
You'll be provided with an introduction to intellectual property across the areas of trademarks, patents and copyright within the context globalisation and in light of the influence of new technologies. You'll be provided with an understanding of the pervasiveness and importance of IPRs in the modern day along with a theoretical knowledge and critical understanding of the legal principles and theory in relation to different IPRs. The geographical focus will be Global, with some more detailed consideration of UK, US and European law where appropriate.
International arbitration has become the established method of determining disputes between international commercial businesses, with new arbitral centres emerging and the law and practice of international commercial arbitration evolving rapidly. This module examines the legal theory and practice of international commercial arbitration. The module's focus is on understanding the nature and operation of the arbitral process in the context of international commercial relationships, as a means of resolving disputes that arise in international commercial transactions. In addition to providing an overview of the arbitral process, the module also focuses on key problems and issues that arise in arbitral practice, such as the interaction and application of the various relevant laws, and the application and interpretation of the most important international legal instruments relevant to international commercial arbitration such as the New York Convention and the UNCITRAL Model Law. We also engage with national case law and undertake problem solving, and adopt a comparative approach.
This module will provide an introduction to the issues which arise in the litigation of commercial disputes on an international basis. It will cover the treatment of jurisdiction and applicable law in commercial disputes by reference mainly to UK and European legal sources, and introduce some of the principal features of the common law legal systems (UK and USA), as they apply to commercial cases.
This module is designed to allow an understanding of both the core economic concepts of competition, and the substantive law and procedure of competition law, in particular of the European Union, but also of other jurisdictions as relevant. The principal piece of legislation in the EU is the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) and in particular its provisions on competition, namely Articles 101 and 102. These will form the basis of the seminars, along with the Council Regulation 1/2003 on the implementation of Article 101 and Article 102 (Modernisation Regulation), and the Council Regulation 139/2004 on the control of concentration between undertakings (Merger Regulation). Seminars will be built around the legal provisions and case law on the subject matter. You will investigate the means by which competition laws tackle such problems as cartels and anti-competitive agreements among undertakings, monopolies and the abuse of dominant positions, vertical restraints, merger control and state aid. Broader issues - such as remedies and enforcement strategies and wider questions of policy and regulatory design - will also be reviewed.
Foreign direct investment refers to an investment made in a foreign jurisdiction to achieve a long term economic benefit. Almost 3000 treaties worldwide regulate foreign direct investment, and it is the interpretation of these treaties by arbitral tribunals, together with customary international law, which forms the basis of international investment law. This module examines the nature of international investment law and investor-State dispute resolution procedures, and looks at recent developments in the area. The module considers the policies underlying international investment law and how these impact upon the operation of international investment law in practice.
Legal issues relating to Internet use are increasingly important. You are introduced to the key principles of Internet law, including competing views on its status and its relationship with other legal principles. You will also consider the question of the relationship between law and technology. You will explore case studies of alternative forms of governance, including international co-operation and stakeholder-driven processes, in the context of issues such as domain names, social networking and the regulation of Internet service providers. Current issues in Internet law are included on the syllabus each year.
With the growing volume of international trade worldwide, it is important to understand the methods by which international payments are made, and the involvement of banks and other third parties in these transactions. This module therefore examines the law and practice relating to the different payment methods and mechanisms that may be adopted by commercial parties to discharge the payment obligations of international buyers of goods and services. These include direct payment (through bank platforms) by means of electronic funds transfer but the main focus of the module is on the most common terms of payment in international trade utilising the intervention of banks, that is, documentary collections and payment under documentary credits, with a detailed examination of the most recent version of the Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits (UCP 600). The module starts with a practical overview of the different payment mechanisms which are commonly used in international trade. These are analysed and compared, their fundamental characteristics identified and their advantages and disadvantages considered. We then go on to examine in detail the legal issues relating to documentary collections and payment under documentary credits. Though our main focus will be on English law, the importance of documentary collections and documentary credits to world trade has led to a need for international uniformity. Three texts of importance in this area are the Uniform Rules for Collections (URC 522), the Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits (UCP 600) and the Supplement to UCP 600 for Electronic Presentations (eUCP). These texts have been prepared by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and govern various aspects of documentary collection and documentary credit practice. UCP 600 will be studied in detail. The module concludes with an examination of new payment methods such as the ICC's Bank Payment Obligations, and how electronic commerce has impacted on the use of documentary credits, and a review of current legal issues impacting international payment techniques.
The World Trade Organisation (WTO) and the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), which it administers, are central to the international law of trade in goods and services. In studying this module, you will cover the legal rules and institutions of the WTO and the implementation of WTO obligations by members. You will pay particular attention to the institutions and governance of the WTO, its dispute settlement system, the principle of nondiscrimination in international trade under the GATT, and the ability of the WTO to cope with issues such as development, regionalism, and environmental protection. The module is particularly suitable for students taking the International Commercial Business Law and International Trade LLMs.
Explore the various research methods for Law. Discover how to: identify relevant research questions; evaluate different research designs; recognise the most relevant sources of data; and present research to support the findings of your case. On completion of this module, you will be able to: -Identify relevant research questions within a given area, and formulate and operationalise (or, in the case of more 'exploratory' research designs, to identify) hypotheses for investigation -Evaluate different research designs and identify which of these are relevant to their chosen research questions and hypotheses -Identify which sources of data will be of assistance in the investigation of a particular research topic, and which techniques of data-gathering and analysis are appropriate -Write up a research project, to organise skilfully and present the results of their research, to consider whether hypotheses are confirmed or falsified by the evidence and to consider, in either case, the reasons for the findings.
The law of electronic commerce is concerned both with the application of existing legal concepts (such as contract formation, taxation, liability and consumer protection) to electronic business and transactions, but also with the development of new legal instruments (at national level, within the EU and internationally) and electronic money to deal with the e-commerce sector. Students explore a range of statutory and judicial approaches, including online dispute resolution (ODR), and also consider the legal and commercial challenges of 'doing business online'. The module involves some practical, problem-based activities, but also more general questions of international harmonisation.
In the intrusive, multi-faceted world that exists today, with 24/7 media and an ever-expanding internet, the potential for damage to reputation and interference with privacy has never been greater. This module focuses on the various ways in which the law protects rights to reputation and privacy and examines ways in which the law can be used to manage reputations in this complex world. You will focus on the law of defamation, the laws relating to the protection of privacy interests, and the developing interplay between law and technology. While the approach taken by English law will form a significant part of the module's content, comparative study will also be made of the laws of America and other common law jurisdictions as well as the laws of the European Union and some specific European countries.
DisclaimerWhilst the University will make every effort to offer the modules listed, changes may sometimes be made arising from the annual monitoring, review and update of modules and regular (five-yearly) review of course programmes. Where this activity leads to significant (but not minor) changes to programmes and their constituent modules, there will normally be prior consultation of students and others. It is also possible that the University may not be able to offer a module for reasons outside of its control, such as the illness of a member of staff or sabbatical leave. In some cases optional modules can have limited places available and so you may be asked to make additional module choices in the event you do not gain a place on your first choice. Where this is the case, the University will endeavour to inform students.
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Earlham Hall
Following a major restoration project, UEA School of Law moved back to its former residence of Earlham Hall in the spring of 2014. Earlham Hall has been fully restored with newly refurbished offices, seminar rooms, a lecture theatre and substantial student space.
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- Degree Subject Law or cognate degree
- Degree Classification Good 2.2 pass or international equivalent
Entry Requirement
Applicants should normally have a good undergraduate degree in Law, or, exceptionally, in a related subject from a recognised higher education institution in the UK or overseas.
The Law School will also take into account the employment experience of applicants where relevant and encourages applications from those wishing to return to academic study to further their knowledge, or those planning to study for a degree while remaining in full-time employment.
It is normal for undergraduate students to apply for entry to postgraduate programmes in their final year of study. Applicants who have not yet been awarded a degree may be offered a place conditional on their attaining a particular class of degree.
Students for whom English is a Foreign language
We welcome applications from students whose first language is not English. To ensure such students benefit from postgraduate study, we require evidence of proficiency in English. Our usual entry requirements are as follows:
- IELTS: 6.5 (minimum 5.5 in all components)
- PTE (Pearson): 58 (minimum 42 in all components)
Test dates should be within two years of the course start date.
Other tests, including Cambridge English exams and the Trinity Integrated Skills in English are also accepted by the university. The full list of accepted tests can be found here: Accepted English Language Tests
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IntakesThe next intakes for this course are: September 2020 / February 2021 / September 2021 / September 2022. All programmes are 12 months in length, except for the February 2021 start which is a 15 month programme.
Fees and Funding
Tuition fees for the academic year 2020/21 are:
- UK/EU Students: £7,850 (full time)
- International Students: £16,400 (full time)
If you choose to study part-time, the fee per annum will be half the annual fee for that year, or a pro-rata fee for the module credit you are taking (only available for Home/EU students).
Living Expenses
We estimate living expenses at £1,015 per month.
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Week 6
October 21st, 2017
On the Road Again
Genesis 46:1-27
So Jacob set out for Egypt with all his possessions. And when he came to Beersheba, he offered sacrifices to the God of his father, Isaac. During the night God spoke to him in a vision. "Jacob! Jacob!" he called.
"Here I am," Jacob replied.
"I am God, the God of your father," the voice said. "Do not be afraid to go down to Egypt, for there I will make your family into a great nation. I will go with you down to Egypt, and I will bring you back again. You will die in Egypt, but Joseph will be with you to close your eyes."
(Genesis 46:1-4)
God told Jacob to leave his home and travel to a strange and faraway land. But God reassured him by promising to go with him and take care of him.
God reminded Jacob of the covenant promise he had made to Abraham: He would be the father of a great nation (Genesis 15:1-6). While in Egypt, the Israelites did become a great nation, and Jacob's descendants eventually returned to Canaan. Jacob himself never returned to Canaan, but God promised that his descendants would return. That Jacob would die in Egypt with Joseph at his side was God's promise to Jacob that he would never know the pain of being lonely again. The book of Exodus recounts the story of Israel's slavery in Egypt for 400 years (fulfilling God's words to Abram in Genesis 15:13-16), and the book of Joshua gives an exciting account of the Israelites entering and conquering Canaan, the Promised Land.
God made several promises to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and he fulfilled them all, even though these men wavered in their faith from time to time and did not always live as they should. Fortunately, God's actions in the world will be fulfilled with or without our cooperation. He has plans and will accomplish them—and God always keeps his promises.
Thank God for his love and guidance and ask him for faith to trust him more and for strength to do his will.

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On 8 and 9 April 2014, over 40 participants attended the Land Stakeholders' Workshop in Kampala, Uganda. The Workshop launched the GLTN's country level engagement in Uganda. In her keynote address, the Minister of State for Lands, the Hon. Idah Nantaba, emphasized the importance of GLTN's work in developing land tools to facilitate decision-making in the areas of land rights, recording and registration, land use planning, land administration and management, law enforcement, valuation assessments, and the improvement of land administration efficiency.
Participants of the Workshop, with Senior Government Officials
The Workshop brought together a range of participants from Government, IFAD-supported projects, civil society, bilateral and multilateral organizations and academia and research institutions involved in the land sector.
One of the key points highlighted by Ambassador Rosemary Ssemafumu Mukasa, the Deputy Permanent Representative of UN-Habitat to the Committee of Permanent Representatives (CPR), was the fact that GLTN Phase II focuses on country level engagement. The Ambassador reiterated that the importance of normative work at the international level cannot be over emphasized, but that it will remain abstract unless it is brought down to the national and local arenas where the battle for security of tenure and for equitable, sustainable and optimal use of land resources is won. The Ambassador also remarked that GLTN must scale up good practices and act on lessons learned. Only then will the tools devised be truly effective in responding to the urge for more secure tenure for the poor and disadvantaged.
Group Session during the Workshop
Photo: Danilo Antonio - UN-Habitat/GLTN
Participants discussed several thematic areas including Land Policy and Implementation, Urban Development, Land Information and Rural Development (including issues of Customary Tenure). Discussions were convened on existing programs and initiatives in Uganda. Some of the key issues identified in the group discussions included the need for the creation of a platform for stakeholder dialogue, information sharing and partnerships, support to knowledge management and awareness building, mapping out who is doing what and where (including the identification of gaps), consolidating existing research, sharing of information and initiatives on land, support to institutional and donor coordination and support to National Land Policy Implementation.
In addition, further legal and action research activities (e.g. customary lands, tenure security in urban areas, good practices), support to capacity assessment and capacity development initiatives were also identified as priority areas for interventions at the country level. Participants developed a draft action plan for country level engagement in Uganda, which focuses on strategic entry points, priority areas for engagement and partnership and institutional arrangements.


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Other Topics for Counseling
I can't specialize in everything. So, while my specialties are related specifically to holistic healing, treating anxiety, counseling women, counseling professional women, supporting Highly Sensitive People/Empaths, and couples counseling, there are other topics I work frequently with, those I am skilled in working with, and those in which I am also certified to treat. You can find them listed on the following pages:
- Treatment for Addiction/Substance Abuse
- Counseling those with Chronic Pain/Illness
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- Counseling for Cultural/Spiritual Issues


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Strategic Partnerships
Greg Heffington maintains a working alliance with strategic partners that can help Heffington Consulting further leverage its expertise to meet your business' needs. The following organizations offer both training and products, and further highlight the depth and breadth of experiences Heffington Consulting can share with your business:
JAM Consulting Group, Inc.
Greg is a Managing Partner with JAM Consulting Group. JAM Consulting utilizes proven world class strategies and best of breed practices that are continually updated, enhanced, and tailored to each client's particular set of challenges. JAM's core training competencies include sales skills, coaching techniques, personality assessments, speaking and presentation skills. JAM delivers this training by utilizing a combination of small group sessions, one on ones, role plays, video assessments and other visual and workbook exercises.
Advantage Coaching and Training
Greg is a Principal Coach with Advantage Coaching and Training. Advantage was founded by Dr. Tim Ursiny, and works with individuals and groups on a variety of growth issues such as confidence, communication, teambuilding, coaching skills and dealing with change.
Applied Psychoanalytics LLC
Greg is a Principal Advisor to Applied Psychoanalytics. Applied Psychoanalytics is a joint collaboration of Dr. David Garfield, a psychoanalyst, and Dr. Daven Morrison, an organizational psychiatrist. Applied Psychoanalytics relies on 50 years of research in Psychoanalysis and the Behavioral Sciences to bring new proprietary products and services to the financial industry, the accounting industry and the consulting industry for relationship management. It's FASI–The Financial Adviser's Strength Index- is being rapidly adopted by the financial industry as a profile measure of the success of the client-adviser relationship.
Center of Success LLC
Greg is a founding member of the Center of Success. The Center of Success educates professionals and leaders on the qualities that will contribute to their success while seeking to minimize the role of luck in leadership and professional success.
Impact Speakers
Greg maintains a close working relationship with Jimmy Pomerance and Impact Speakers. Impact Speakers leverages Jimmy's 15 years of financial services industry experience teaching, training, and coaching sales professionals.
Morrison Associates Ltd.
Greg maintains a close working relationship with Morrison Associates. Morrison Associates is a business consulting firm helping organizations to become more effective by Turning Resistance into Motivation into Performance. Morrison associates has been helping organizations and professionals deal transition and empower leaders to better anticipate and respond to the needs of their organizations.
To learn more about how Heffington Consulting can leverage its strategic partnerships to benefit your organization, please contact us.
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New Feature: Find Schedule Openings with Availability Search
Using Availability Search to Quickly Find Free Times
Availability Search is a new scheduling tool in the drchrono Practice Management suite. Previously with the drchrono Calendar, you could visually search for available appointment times for a given day — with Availability Search you can do the same thing faster and with more options. After the search, Availability Search conveniently gives you the option to easily schedule your appointment right from the search page.
Availability Search allows a user to search across any combination of offices and providers, with the following parameters:
- A search for availabilities within a specific date or week
- On and after a specified time
- Availabilities only within a specific exam room
- Using parameters specified by an appointment profile
After your search, a table with all appointment availabilities that match the specified duration and other alternative availabilities our system believes could also work, including other dates. If you have allowed for overlapping appointments in your scheduler, the availability search will also indicate how many appointments overlap with the time slot. If you see an availability that works for you, go and hit 'Schedule Appointment' and the scheduler will pop up with and allow you to schedule the appointment without requiring you to leave the page.
Availability Search will be available on the drchrono web EHR in your Dashboard and navigation bar Schedule menu this Monday, February 6, 2017. Availability Search will be available to all drchrono plan types without restrictions.
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Be Good To Yourself Weight Management is a comprehensive and scientific program that focuses on whole body wellness as you shed those unwanted kilos. We provide you with the tools, education and support you need to successfully shape your body without dramatically changing your lifestyle!
Be Good To Yourself offers a comprehensive product range to support your weight loss plus fitness and motivational advice to help you to achieve and maintain your goal body weight for life. No matter how much weight you would like to lose, or if you simply need to maintain your current body size – you can trust Be Good To Yourself to help you shape your body and shape your life.
The Be Good To Yourself program caters to your individual needs by offering a combination of professional consultations with expert Amcal Pharmacy Wellness Coaches who are available in many of our pharmacies. Or you can choose to purchase your products over the counter if this works best for you. Either way, you will receive great advice and professional support from your pharmacy.
The Be Good To Yourself Weight Management Program is successful because it addresses three key areas:
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The first challenge at Mystical Scrapbooking cyber crop is based around this advertisement for "Modern Muse" perfume.
Using colours of grey, pale pink and a touch of silver, I have hopefully been inspired by the photo.
Firstly, there is a strip of vertical on the right of the picture.
I used wide silver ribbon in the same area on my layout.
Secondly the figure is on the left so that is where I placed my mainly grey photo of ducks at the Louvre.
Thirdly I matted on pink vellum and hand drew a feather on the same vellum alluding to the boa the girl is wearing. The vellum matches the blurry soft background.
I've added flowers in 2 different colours and a journaling tag saying "How sweet it is".
Also pink ric-rac braid and camera ribbon in black and white.
Finally, my title is a play on the word MUSE.
Scrapbooking Achievements
- 123 DT member August 2014-June 2017
- A2Z Scraplets Guest DT february 2014
- Archiscraps challenge site owner
- Artastic Guest Design Team member November 2013
- Child's play Design Team January-June 2013
- Counterfeit Kit Design Team July 2013--now.
- Feeling Sketchy Design Team 2013
- From Screen to scrap Design Team 2010
- Guest designer Lollipop ladies Nov-Dec 2012
- Lollipop Ladies Design Team 2013
- Made pages for Southern Cross Children's camp
- Memory Maze Design Team 2013
- Organised swaps on Purplescraps
- Published in Scrapbook Creations Nos 77,18,4,11(project)
- Published on Scrapbook news and Reviews
- Published Scrapbooking Memories Vol 4 no 10;vol 5 no 6:
- Scrap that song Design Team 2012
- scrapmatts design team 2011-2012
- Scrapping Everyday Miracles Design Team 2016-
- Selected for 52 card pick-up
- Sketches with a twist DEsign team July-December 2013.
- stampandscrap design team 2009
- Stick it down DT 2017 Jan-
- Supported Bonny Babies by scrapbooking a memory box
- Taught scrapbook lesson @ Scrapbooking'n'craft retreat
- Taught scrapbooking @ Patches on Beaconsfield
- Taught scrapbooking for "Art Stamps"
- Use Your stuff DT June 2019-
- Winner at Paper Issues December 2018
- Winner on Soul Scrappers sketch challenge Dec 2018
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Mystical cyber crop challenge 1.
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You've interpreted the inspiration perfectly. Such lovely colours.
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Dr. Beck believes that the patient experience begins the moment they step foot inside our reception area doors. It is here where our new patients will find calm and serenity as they wait to meet Dr. Beck to discuss their plastic surgery goals. Newly decorated and beautifully furnished, we want all of our visitors to feel welcome and confident in the decision they are about to make. It is a place our patients look forward to returning to when coming back for additional appointments and treatments. We look forward to greeting you and fulfilling your aesthetic dreams.


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The colour of the week is Aurora Red. Get inspiration from a mood board that has a strong pop art soul. Enjoy the selected designers and creatives.
Today's colour: PANTONE 17-3240. It is called Bodacious and is a very particular color between pink and violet shades. It is versatile, bright and rich and can be used with pinks and reds. Here our mood board for you.
From Instagram: Holly Fox (@hol_fox)
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'The doctor told me I would lose my eye, part of my jaw, and most of my cheek' – Dublin woman shares mouth cancer story
Over the following years had multiple basal cell carcinomas and keratocysts removed. This, she says, "had one advantage – I was a regular patient of Prof Gerry Kearns, maxillofacial consultant in St James's". In October 2016, Mairead, from Dublin, was in St James for another routine operation, to remove a keratocyst, when she mentioned to… Read More »


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Holiday home Pulcinella in Pizzofalcone is the new proposal of Holiday homes Cirella in Naples. It is a tastefully furnished two-room apartment, full of color and with the cheerful spirit of Pulcinella, a characteristic Neapolitan character. Ideal for those who want to spend an "easy" stay in Naples, with all the comforts. Centrally located, it is located behind Piazza Plebiscito near the main transport and the main tourist and cultural sites in Naples.
Very close are the stations of the two funiculars that lead to the Vomero district and the taxi parking areas. From Piazza Municipio part "L'Alibus" to and from the airport.
The tourist who stays in Casa Pulcinella in Pizzofalcone, plunges into the neighborhood and is ready to experience his unforgettable Neapolitan experience made of history, culture, tradition, cuisine and folklore.
• Double Bed King Size
• Complete set for bathroom
• Linens
• Air conditioning hot / cold adjustable
• Hairdryer
• Color TV
• Soundproof windows
• bathroom with shower
• washing machine
Living room / kitchen
• sofa bed
• dishwasher
• oven
• microwave oven
• iron and ironing board
• small appliances
Coming soon
Cirella Holiday House recommends:
Trattoria Da Nennella
Since 1949 the Nennella trattoria is a local family owned. The owners, Mariano and Ciro, are the third generation that runs the place.
Cammarota Spritz
Cammarota Spritz, Winery / Spritzeria located in the heart of the Spanish Quarter of Naples.
Hosteria Toledo by Anna de Martino
typical flavors
We recommend the fixed price menu, without wine, € 25,00 per person
barbecued meat, risotto, Winery.
We recommend the fixed price menu, without wine, € 25,00 per person
For those who want to have breakfast at the bar, or take delivery at home the warm pastries from the coffee shop.
Pastry Bar Anna Bellavita
Galleria Umberto I, n. 71
tel. 081 7944057
Guided tours with Aldo Sparice, licensed guide by the Campania Region:
Naples, Pompeii, Herculaneum, Paestum, museums, Sorrento, Amalfi Coast, Capri and many other places.
For grocery shopping we recommend to go to Largo S. Anna di Palazzo, a few steps from home.
It is a small square in the old town, where you will find typical shops of food articles (greengrocer, butcher, grocer, etc.)
Stefano Cuomo, owner of Cirella Holiday House, wishes you a pleasant stay.


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Rochester, MNHome Menu First Class City, First Class Service
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The City of Rochester, Minnesota, and the County of Olmsted, Minnesota, accept certain non-emergency crime reports on-line. If you are a victim or a witness of a crime that occurred within Rochester/Olmsted, you can submit your initial report electronically. Based on information you submit, you may be contacted by an Officer, Deputy or Investigator.
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Wedding of Claire and Andy, Judges Country House Hotel, Yarm
Claire and bridesmaids put the final touches to her wedding dress in her room at Judges in Yarm.
A quiet moment for Claire as she prepares for the upcoming service.
Judges holds the wedding in a separate building alongside the main hotel, Claire makes her way across followed by her brother and bridesmaid
The first kiss, the moment everyone looks forward to.
Add a bucks fizz or two and guests are soon happy to pose for a pic. Say "Cheese !"
Claire and Andy finally get some time to themselves after the ceremony and take a moment outside the gates to the garden at Judges Country House.
We've known Claires twin brothers, Keiran and John for many years, and were over the moon when they asked us to be the official photographers. We could mention that Andy plays football semi professionally for Blyth Spartans, the non league FA Cup giant killers, but we're sure you are sick of football comments in these posts, so we won't mention it.
The gardens at Judges Country House Hotel are beautiful and extensive, with many photo opportunities, from waterfalls and bridges to crowns of thorns and secret gardens.
Wedding of Michelle and Dave, Seaham Hall, Seaham
The most important part of the day…make sure the bride is securely pinned into that dress. Michelle and family putting the final touches together before leaving for Seaham Hall.
Michelle and her dad walk proudly down the aisle at Seaham Hall.
After the ceremony, Michelle and Dave enjoy the age old confetti shot. I'm sure someone was throwing gravel as well
Michelle feels like she's 4 ft tall as Dave and his best man sweep her off her feet.
The most amazing part of the day was when Michelle's wedding shoe came loose and Dave showed off his power of levitation to float over an old well, whilst fastening it back on.
Nothing better than the wedding speech to bring a smile, or in this case, a huge laugh. Michelle and Dave had some great moments during the speeches.
Another of my favourite couples, Michelle and Dave were a joy to work with. They were so easy going and happy to just enjoy their time with us. We even had the videographer follow us around to set up their shots for them, and we were happy to help as it meant we got to guide them in our time.
We thoroughly enjoyed our time with Michelle and Dave at Seaham Hall, we know the wedding is a serious issue to the day, but having fun with friends and family is what a wedding day is all about and this wedding had it in spades.
We must have made a good impression too, as we then booked other weddings from guests on the back of this one.
Wedding of Rebecca and Micheal, Wynyard Hall, Stockton on Tees
Just some of the detail on Rebeccas wedding dress.
If you can't be corny at a wedding, when can you be ? Micheal and his groomsmen enjoy a little dance.
Wynyard Hall has some amazing rooms for weddings, as well as the chapel. Rebecca makes her big entrance with her dad.
The competition we have to face at every wedding, but its a day for everyone to have fun.
Bride and Groom outside Wynyard Hall with their wedding car, a beautiful Bentley from Billingham Wedding Vehicle. We can highly recommend Raf and his team at BWV.
After the wedding, Wynyard Hall has a gorgeous terrace, from which to enjoy the rest of your wedding day.
Awww a lovely cuddle besides the giant columns that make up the front of Wynyard Hall.
Another beautiful feature of Wynyard Hall for a wedding, is the stunning rooms they have in the building. Here Micheal plays Beethoven's 3rd Symphony in 'D' minor on the piano, OK I just made that up, but it looks good.
To end the day, the blokes played that traditional wedding day game of "Guess the weight of the Bride". Judging from Rebecca's smile, they all must have made the right choice.
Rebecca and Micheal are a local couple for us, as they also live in our home town of Billingham, so it was a pleasure to be booked for this wedding at Wynyard Hall.
One of the Premier venues on Teesside, Wynyard Hall offers the wedding of a lifetime. It has a stunning chapel and amazing architecture. Bought by Sir John Hall, the former owner of Newcastle United (I know, yet another piece of football knowledge), the hall has been completely refurbished to a very high standard and some of the rooms are fantastic to look at.
Wedding of Denise and John, Parkmore Hotel, Stockton on Tees
Denise told us she was well known for her use of D&G
Preparing for the big day at home.
Mum gets daughter to put on her wedding shoes, she shall go to the ball, well The Parkmore Hotel anyway.
Normally the men ask for "Reservoir of Dogs" type shot, but not this time.
The girls do the men style shots , so the men get in on the act outside the Yarm Suite with a girly one.
Denise and John enjoy a lovely romantic stroll in the grounds of The Parkmore Hotel after their wedding.
What the day is all about.
The wedding of Denise and John was held at The Parkmore Hotel, Eaglescliffe near Yarm.
During her bridal preparations shots, Denise had the perfect help to get her into her dress, the dressmaker herself, usually Julie finds herself as dresser as well as photographer, so this was a lovely change for her.
We know The Parkmore Hotel very well, as our daughter got married there herself recently, and the Yarm Suite is a lovely room in which to hold the wedding ceremony. Denise and John read out vows that they had written themselves and the ceremony was conducted by one of our favourite registrars, Anita, from Stockton register office, who always makes the event feel romantic.
We were delighted to receive a personalised thank you card from Denise and John afterwards.
Wedding of Angela and Graeme, Ayia Napa, Cyprus
Strangest start to a wedding day we've ever done with a quick swim in the warm sea for the groom and his male guests.
Even the girls got in on the act before the ceremony, but this time in the pool of the beautiful Pavlo Napa Hotel on Nissi Beach, Ayia Napa.
After the swim, Graeme and best man Kev, tuck into a good, sensible breakfast, in Pavlo Napa Hotel restaurant.
Angela decided on a far more fun start to the day.
If you're going to a wedding in Cyprus, what better way to arrive than coming down a slide ?
The wedding took place in the gorgeous Garden of Eden restaurant, on Nissi Beach, Ayia Napa.
What better way to start married life than a stroll in The Mediterranean Sea.
After a sensible start to the day, Graeme did the sensible thing and got Angela to push the stunning Beauford car over the sands back to the main road.
We've covered many weddings across the UK, but this was our first destination wedding coverage and could we have got a better place than Cyprus, I don't think so. Graeme and Angela took a party of around 25 friends and family over for the intimate wedding, and the entire trip was simply breathtaking, with wall to wall sunshine and exceptional service from the locals. We even decided to turn it into a holiday ourselves and enjoyed 5 star luxury in the Pavlo Napa hotel.
The wedding took place in The Garden of Eden restaurant, just a mile or so down the road from the hotel, a gorgeous indoor and outdoor venue, with a small chapel built there. Amazingly, the wedding co-ordinator was a lady who came from Linthorpe in Middlesbrough.
The following day, Angela got back into her wedding dress, and went parasailing with Graeme, and then decided on a spontaneous, Trash The Dress session, jumping into the sea from the boat wearing her wedding dress, we may even show a few of these photos in a later post. A fabulous wedding and we look forward to many more like this in the coming years.
Wedding of Danielle and Richie, Hallgarth Hotel, Darlington
Richie starts the day nicely relaxed in the birdcage at Hallgarth Hotel Darlington
Weddings are a time for friends and family to celebrate but always nice to remember those no longer with us.
A lovely moment, just after the ceremony, to enjoy the event.
The birdcage at Hallgarth Hotel, is a unique place for a confetti shot.
Danielle makes sure she doesn't break the golf rules at Hallgarth Hotel by taking off her wedding shoes to run across the green.
Hallgarth Hotel is not just a great wedding venue, but also a nice golf course too. Stay over for a round perhaps grooms ?
The beauty of Hallgarth Hotel is that it has many lovely areas for wedding photography, like this little meadow running alongside the golf course.
Having known Richie, and his family, since he was around 12 years old, it was an honour to be asked to be their wedding photographer. We're often asked if its a blessing or a curse to photograph the weddings of people we know, and in the majority of cases its a blessing, as we are able to be more relaxed and have a little more fun with the guests, as we know what we can get away with saying to them.
Having shot at Hallgarth Hotel in Darlington many times, it was great to have time with Richie and Danielle and take them to some of the lesser used areas for pictures. As part of their wedding package, they purchased one of our wedding books and were delighted with the images and design.
Wedding of Rebecca and Matt, Middleton Lodge, Richmond, North Yorkshire
Rebecca in her stunning wedding dress at Middleton Lodge in Richmond, North Yorkshire
Rebecca and Matt exchange rings during their Middleton Lodge wedding ceremony.
Guests shower the happy couple with confetti
The bridesmaids take their place in the sun during the celebrations.
One of the many Alice in Wonderland themed events during the day, this time croquet with pink flamingoes. Middleton Lodge had a full croquet lawn outside of the ceremony room set up for the day.
Keeping with the theme, we had an afternoon tea for all to enjoy in Middleton Lodges own marquis.
Rebecca and Matt pictured outside the ceremony room after their wedding.
Nothing better on a wedding day than a beautiful string quartet
After a long day bride and groom get a bit of time alone.
Rebecca and Matt fooled their guests by beginning a slow dance to a romantic number before all the dancers ran in and began a rendition of the classic YMCA.
A fabulous themed wedding in the heart of North Yorkshire. Middleton Lodge is a stunning venue, nestled in private grounds not far from Scotch Corner. Rebecca and Matt had come up from London to see us, happily they booked us and we were ably assisted on the day by Greg of Beaurelique Photography in Manchester.
They arrived at Middleton Lodge en masse, with their family and friends from all around the country, to celebrate in style with an Alice in Wonderland themed day. From croquet and treasure hunts, to afternoon tea and characters, everyone had a fantastic time. The day was made even better for some, as the brides family were Everton football fans (I know another football comment) but it was FA Cup final day and they had missed out on the chance to go to Wembley and see Everton play Chelsea in the final, and we even managed to watch some of the second half with the brides dad. Definitely our favourite wedding venue, and James, the owner, does a brilliant job of running weddings.
Wedding of Sarah and Paul, Derwent Manor Hotel, Northumberland
Sarah in her wedding dress at Derwent Manor Hotel in Northumberland
Paul and his groomsmen enjoy a fun moment, just before his wedding to Sarah at Derwent Manor Hotel.
Best man making last minute alterations to his speech.
Sarah and Paul enjoy a little bit of time away from the guests after their wedding at Derwent Manor Hotel.
The couple share a lovely moment, which we're glad to say was totally natural and unposed.
This brought about one of our favourite sayings heard at a wedding, as Sarah said to us "Don't get a shot of me hoyking my dress up" Happy to say, we did and she liked it.
One of our favourite couples, Sarah and Paul, married in the lovely Derwent Manor Hotel, near Consett in Northumberland. They were recommended to us by another client, whose wedding we had also covered, and came down from Newcastle to see us in the studio, before booking us straight away.
Although they are avid Newcastle United fans, we didn't hold that against them, as supporters of the far superior Middlesbrough FC (we know, but we can dream can't we ?), we tried to make their day as relaxed, fun and as easy going as possible, which seemed to happen. The guests were a joy to work with and happily the weather was fantastic and we got loads of lovely photos.
Sad to say, we have only covered Derwent Manor Hotel this one time, and would love to get back and do another.


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The Code Killer was a serial murderer in Los Angeles in the 1990s. At the scenes of his crimes and in letters written to the investigators on the case, he wrote the digits 903 472 568, which were believed to be a code.
According to FBI profiler Terry McCaleb, the Code Killer exhibited no preference in victims – killing men, women, and one child – or method – using a gun, a knife, and strangulation. McCaleb also believed that the string of digits was, in fact, not a code at all, but merely the killer's way of frustrating investigators.
In April of 1998, McCaleb finally determined the identify of the Killer, and discovered the meaning of the Code.
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Hi folks Pete here from Pete's Tackle shop. Well it has been a great ice season.
Lake Mary Ronan – Fishing very good for perch word is you have to hunt the perch but when you find them it is great. I would start out with a Whip Tail Fire Tiger and or a Whip Tail Super Glow. Now if I found perch in shallow I would put on Lead Maggots either in Super Glow Green or Natural Super Glow or even Super Glow Red.
Smith Lake-Doing awesome for Jack pike ( small pike) it is also turning out Jumbo Perch. I recommend to take just a few perch out and release those over 12″ this is so we can keep a breading population in this fishery. our Fwp. does not regulate the perch but does the pike with pike having a 20 fish limit. Now here are the jigs the folks are using out there with great success using Sasse Glow Fry and Sasse Glow Sunnies in Super Glow Orange Tiger, Perch, Super Glow Fire Tiger. or Whip Tails Green/Yellow ,Fire Tiger and Yellow/ Orange. Some folks have been using Quick strike Rigs for the pike.
Mc Wennegar Slough- Wow it is one of the best lakes this ice season it is producing tons of perch, crappie & Pike and a few nice sun fish. The folks are fishing crappie early in the AM. or 3:00 to around 7:00 PM. The perch are being caught all day and word is some are nice medium jumbos. Pike are running 3 to 10 # with some real hogs coming out to. There using Pete's Tackle Quick strike rigs. Perch and Crappie there using Sasse Glow Fry in Perch, chartreuse green tiger and orange tiger there also using Lead Maggots in Super Glow Green , Super Glow Red and Super Glow Natural. Now I'm hoping to see you out there.
Rogers Lake- Now this lake usually ices up first and produces nice Cutthroat & Gray ling but there are a few guys going out the and doing well there using No-Name jigs in purple & Black. There also using Lead Maggots in black and Super Glow Green.


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Today is the forty-second anniversary of the fall of Saigon. Tomorrow is the official celebration or commemoration—depending on one's view—but by midnight on 29 April 1975, Saigon was in the hands of the North Vietnamese. It's a troubling day for me, filled with nightmarish memories and things I'm not sure I remember. I was in such bad shape due to lack of food and sleep that I was starting to hallucinate (more about that in another blog).
I remember the sense of relief I felt when Bob Hartley and Gary Hickman, the two communicators who volunteered to stay with me to the end, went out that day on a helicopter destined for the 7th Fleet cruising in the South China Sea. With them gone and my other forty-one subordinates and all the families safely out of the country, I knew my work in Vietnam was finished. I flew out that night in the rain. As soon as we were airborne, I saw the tracers coming towards us. We took so much lead in the fuselage, I through we were going to crash. But we made it. When we reached the Oklahoma City, the flagship of the 7th Fleet, the pilot circled and circled in the dark and the rain. Then he finally, very slowly, descended and landed on the floodlit helipad of the ship. He told me later that he, a civilian pilot working for Air America, had never before landed on a ship.
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An acclaimed Maine photographer captures scenes of nightlife in Standish.
By Caroline Praderio
Photos by Melonie Bennett
You might not remember the memories you make at Memory Lane Music Hall in Standish. That handsome stranger's name, the nauseating pitch of the mechanical bull, the screech of sweaty palms against the stripper pole — these are the moments that often slip away from us even as they're happening, whether due to intoxication, preemptive regret, or both. Then again, you might arrive at Memory Lane Music Hall on one of the nights that Melonie Bennett has come with her camera. Then — whether you want to recall it or not — that unceremonious tumble from the bull's saddle might live on in one of her black-and-white prints.
Forty-four-year-old Bennett, who lives in Gorham, just a quarter-mile away from the bar, has earned high praise for a series of intimate portraits of her family members. The collection has been displayed throughout Maine, New England, and in New York City. The weekend revelers at Memory Lane Music Hall are undoubtedly a wilder bunch, but let it be clear: Bennett does not use her lens to judge. Her reasons for shooting at this bar over the past few years are deeper than you might expect. "I'm so interested in people and how they interact," she says. "I connect with them. I just really enjoy people — the things they think up to do, the things they dare to do."
If Maine's night spots were a selection of alcoholic beverages, a place like this would be a shot of whiskey: not stirred but poured, not sipped but thrown back, not tasty but incomparably potent. And Bennett makes no attempt to dilute it. In their starkness, the images prove a compelling study in uninhibited human interaction — the good, the bad, and the upside down on a stripper pole.