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» Listings for February 2010Posted on 8:55am Saturday 27th Feb 2010 In the 21st Century the right way of navigating between individuals and groups will be to focus on ties between individuals because this is how individuals become groups that are greater than the sum of their parts.
Networks are here to stay. The loneliest person you know is part of a network. Networks have two properties of connection and contagion.
Networks themselves do not actually create behaviour. They have first to be seeded and this seed then travels through connections to become contagious.
Posted on 8:44am Saturday 27th Feb 2010 Guidelines issued by the English Director of Public Prosecutions, make it clear that someone acting out of compassion to help a terminally ill patient with a clear, settled and informed wish to die was unlikely to face the courts.
But persuading or pressuring the victim to kill themselves, or benefiting from their death, would encourage prosecution.
The English Courts have gone on record by saying the law in this area needs to be amended by parliament.
Posted on 12:02pm Saturday 20th Feb 2010 http://www.cityrotary.org
The prestigious Rotary Club Club of the City of London and Shoreditch, meets near St. Paul's Cathedral, Ludgate Hill, London.
Last evening, the Rotary Club of the City of London and Shoreditch received a "Certificate from the Rotary Foundation in appreciation of its support of Rotary's US $ 200 Million Challenge".
The Past District Governor also confirmed the Rotary Club of the City of London and Shoreditch as being the " No. 1 Club in the District in per capita Annual Program fund giving to The Rotary Foundation International 2008 - 2009.
Congratulations to the President, Council Members and Members of the Rotary Club of the City of London and Shoreditch.
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http://www.cityrotary.org Posted on 9:31am Friday 19th Feb 2010 The English Appeal Court has rejected claims that an international businessman, had qualified for exemption from
UK taxes as a non - resident.
The Appeal Court stated that " England had remained to be the businessman's chief residence". The businessman has been domiciled in a villa in the Seychelles for more than 30 years and spent no more than 90 days in the UK.
The Appeal Court said the businessman had failed to show " a distinct break " from his social and family ties in the UK and his complaints of unfair treatment were based on an " impossible construction " of the law.
The Appeal Court further stated that " the 91 day rule could not establish non - domicile status , but was important to establish whether non - resident staus, once acquired, has been lost".
The Court of Appeal ruled that the Revenue were " fully entitled to look for a clear break - or a clean break - with this country before affording non - resident status.
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Posted on 9:21am Friday 19th Feb 2010 A harassed woman soldier wins £7,000.00 damages in Court.
A woman soldier who developed psychiatric disorder because of work harassment has won her claim.
She alleged the Honourable Artillery Company forced her out in 2005 after incidents such as finding pornographic photographs in the rest room.
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http://www.notaryengland.co.uk/lawyer.html Posted on 9:06am Friday 19th Feb 2010 Lotus is entering Formula 1 after some of the big car manufacturers have left Formula 1 motor racing.
Last Friday, their newest car the T127 was unveiled. The car is powered by Cosworth.
The car is the work of Mike Gascoyne. Lotus F1 Racing were forced to call an early halt to yesterday's testing in Spain. Their driver Heikki Kovalainen slid off the track and hit the tyre wall.
Lotus is a great name, a special name , the British Ferrari name. We wish the Lotus Formula 1 Racing team every success in the 2010 season.
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Posted on 9:01am Friday 19th Feb 2010 On Tuesday, three members of the same family have died in lightening storms that swept South Africa.
The deceased were sharing a bedroom when the lightening struck their home near Durban.
http://www.notaryengland.co.uk Posted on 9:01am Friday 19th Feb 2010 On Tuesday, three members of the same family have died in lightening storms that swept South Africa.
The deceased were sharing a bedroom when the lightening struck their home near Durban.
http://www.notaryengland.co.uk Posted on 8:28am Friday 19th Feb 2010 Penny Power one of the founders, in 1998, of Ecademy.com has written a poem on a train about when she understood social networking.
The poem is published to commemorate the 12th anniversary of Ecademy in February 2010 and is published by The Blessings Book Ltd, Great Bedwyn.
I would recommend you read the poem and you will be a better person for doing so. Social networking can make a big difference in people's lives. The poem will guide you when you are online.
Ecademy was created by Thomas Power, Glen Watkins and Penny Power to help business people to develop friendships which will support them , listen to them and advocate them.
http://www.notaryengland.co.uk Posted on 8:23am Friday 19th Feb 2010 A London Hospital left sick children without water because of a defective pump.
At least 1 / 2 the paediatric wards at King's College Hospital were affected.
Parents carried hot water themselves to wash their sick children.
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