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The site as shown has planning approval for the construction and creation of four separate Barn Conversions from existing traditional brick built farm buildings in a rural location adjacent to the river Blythe with aspects in all directions over either woodland, meadow or farmland.
The site as shown has planning approval for the construction and creation of three separate Barn Conversions from existing traditional brick built farm buildings in a rural location adjacent to the river Blythe with aspects in all directions over either woodland, meadow or farmland.
The accommodation envisaged for the three buildings at the moment are;
A detached two bedroomed, two bathroomed single storey property with living/dining room, kitchen and utility.
A detached two storey building which will accommodate four bedrooms, three bathrooms, living/dining/kitchen room in open plan style, utility and cloakroom and store.
A detached two storey building which could have three bedrooms, three bathrooms, large study/bedroom four, living/dining/kitchen in open plan format, utility and cloakroom.
A single storey unit with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a living/dining/kitchen in open plan.
It should be noted that the accommodation listed above is subject to a detailed planning application requiring approval.
Plans have been drawn to show that this accommodation can be provided with some ease, however, detailed planning approval on the site is required.
Freehold (Purchasers are recommended to satisfy themselves as to tenure via their legal representative).
Mains water and electricity are believed to be connected to the property but purchasers are advised to satisfy themselves as to their suitability. The farmhouse has an oil fired central heating system and private drainage. Broadband connectivity to be confirmed.
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The past 20 years have seen a great improvement in the rigor of information retrieval experimentation, due primarily to two factors: high-quality, public, portable test collections such as those produced by TREC (the Text REtrieval Conference), and the increased practice of statistical hypothesis testing to determine whether measured improvements can be ascribed to something other than random chance. Together these create a very useful standard for reviewers, program committees, and journal editors; work in information retrieval (IR) increasingly cannot be published unless it has been evaluated using a well-constructed test collection and shown to produce a statistically significant improvement over a good baseline.
But, as the saying goes, any tool sharp enough to be useful is also sharp enough to be dangerous. Statistical tests of significance are widely misunderstood. Most researchers and developers treat them as a "black box": evaluation results go in and a p-value comes out. But because significance is such an important factor in determining what research directions to explore and what is published, using p-values obtained without thought can have consequences for everyone doing research in IR. Ioannidis has argued that the main consequence in the biomedical sciences is that most published research findings are false; could that be the case in IR as well?
Our goal with this tutorial is to help researchers and developers gain a better understanding of how tests work and how they should be interpreted so that they can both use them more effectively in their day-to-day work as well as better understand how to interpret them when reading the work of others. It will be appropriate for researchers and practitioners who are new to IR and wish to learn the standards of the community for significance testing and reporting, but also for experienced IR researchers and practitioners who already perform tests but desire a deeper understanding of what they are and how to interpret the information they provide.


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Though not strictly horror, Moon follows Astronaut Sam Bell's (Sam Rockwell) three-year shift at a lunar mine is finally coming to an end, and he's looking forward to his reunion with his wife (Dominique McElligott) and young daughter. Suddenly, Sam's health takes a drastic turn for the worse. He suffers painful headaches and hallucinations, and almost has a fatal accident. He meets what appears to be a younger version of himself, possibly a clone. With time running out, Sam must solve the mystery before the company crew arrives.
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I made this loaf for my dear friend Zia, she has just shifted to her new house and is still living out of suitcases and her whole world is extremely chaotic right now with all the plumbers and carpenters running around the place, but the one thing that she really is excited about is her terrace garden both the husband and wife are really working hard to get it finished, so i thought i should go and help them today in any possible way that i can but i did not want to go empty handed i wanted to bake something for zia, something that she would like to nibble on with her tea after a hard days work.
The loaf is really simple to make but is packed with flavours, the bananas keep it real moist and the orange zest and juice add so much more flavour and you can taste orange, smell orange it is just good. When you take a bite you don't only taste bananas but u get that undertone of orange flavour, its so soft and the chopped hazelnuts add crunch and are more than welcome. The honey makes it all the more healthier and tasty. For the best banana flavour and a really good, moist texture the bananas have to be very ripe and the loaf definitely tastes better the next day as with all banana breads. If you plan to keep the loaf for more than two or three days, don't decorate it with orange slices instead brush the loaf with honey and sprinkle with hazelnuts.
Preheat the oven to a 180 degree centigrade brush a loaf pan with oil and line the bottom with parchment paper.
In a large bowl sift the flour with the baking powder and spice stir in the hazelnuts and set aside.In a small bowl Peel and mash the bananas, add the oil, egg, honey and the orange zest and juice and mix it thoroughly. Stir the wet mixture into the dry ingredients and mix thoroughly. Spoon into the prepared pan and smooth the top. Bake for 35-40 minutes or until firm and golden brown and a toothpick inserted into the centre comes out clean.
Let the cake cool slightly ( leave it in its pan for 10 minutes ) then turn it out on your wire rack and cool completely. Sprinkle the orange slices with the confectioners sugar and broil them until golden, use them to decorate your loaf.
Umm I never do anything with my old bananas, even though I know a banana loaf is so simple. Im happy to see you added orange to it, makes it a much more special recipe. I think the smell of orange zest is one of my favourite scents in the world. I can smell it coming out of the oven.


Heart attacks are one of the most common causes of death. The good news is that there are many symptoms that show the onset of heart attacks and thereby, it can be prevented if we try hard enough. But a recent discovery has shocked the medical world. While heart attacks may be common for both men and women, the symptoms are not identical.
The chest pain experienced by women is much different than those which are experienced by men. For men, the chest pain has been described as a burning sensation or a dull ache. However, for women, it is more of a tightness or crushing pressure.
Women also experience neck, jaw and back pain, unlike men. This is generally followed by palpitations, whereas men feel weakness and exhaustion. Women have also reported experiencing indigestion, nausea, dizziness, and cough. According to Atiq Rehman, MD, one of the reasons for the difference in symptoms is that since women have to work in different areas every day, which includes office, kids and family – they get stressed and depressed which masks the common symptoms.
One of the reasons why women suffer from ischemic heart disease is due to narrow arteries. Women who have ischemic heart disease also have their major arteries cleared of plaque but their smaller coronary blood vessels tend not to dilate or constrict properly. The result is a low flow of blood to the heart.
However, this can be countered by proper exercise and medication. There may be a need for lifestyle changes too. Maybe going for low-fat food and meditation will help. One of the problems in women with ischemic heart diseases is that they have normal angiograms, which means that you can detect many problems beforehand.
According to Cedars-Sinai Institute, women who suffer from menstrual cycles which are irregular or have problems with their estrogen levels have more risk of contracting a heart attack. Similarly, polycystic ovary syndrome can be a cause as well.
One of the major problems in our medical system is that when women go to the doctor with a physical problem like shortness of breath or maybe a chest pain, doctors tend to go for stress tests. That's because these issues can be a wide range of things and stress is a likely option too. However, when the stress test is conducted, it ends up being normal or a false positive. We should rather go for a heart checkup when such a situation occurs rather than a stress test.
Since this is new knowledge, we still do not have enough information on it. However, we must try to use the available information and go to the doctor immediately if something out of the ordinary takes place. And we need to cultivate a healthy lifestyle too.


The plaintiff be granted leave to file a pleading in the form of the proposed second further amended statement of claim.
The application to strike out the proposed second further amended statement of claim is dismissed.
The parties shall be heard as to costs.
There are two applications before me. The first is brought by the plaintiff and seeks leave to amend the statement of claim. The second application seeks summary judgment for the defendants or, alternatively, to strike out the plaintiff's second further amended statement of claim ("2FASOC").
It is convenient to address the summary judgment application first and to recognise that the defendants' application, based as it is on an argument that the plaintiff's action is brought out of time, faces the significant hurdle of the decision in Wardley Australia Ltd v Western Australia that it is undesirable that limitation questions of this kind should be decided in interlocutory proceedings except in the clearest of cases as, generally speaking, insufficient is known of the damage sustained by the plaintiff and of the circumstances in which it was sustained to justify a confident answer to the question.
In this case the cause of action pleaded is principally one in negligence against the first defendant, the Scenic Rim Regional Council, and in negligence and breach of the Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth) against the second, third and fourth defendants who, at relevant times, operated as a town planner giving advice to the plaintiff.
The plaintiff wished to develop land at North Tamborine and, on the pleading, entered into a contract to purchase the land on the strength of representations by the Council that its development proposal was acceptable to it and could be progressed as a minor change without the necessity for advertising it or publicly notifying it. That was in a context, which the plaintiff then says it did not know, where there had been active public opposition to earlier proposals to develop the land on behalf of a community group styled the "Tamborine Mountain Progress Association Incorporated".
The Council approved a number of so-called minor change applications after an initial meeting on 12 April 2005 between it and the plaintiff. The second minor change application was approved on 7 July 2005 and on 26 August 2005 the plaintiff exercised a call option to purchase the land, having previously entered into a contract for its purchase which was rescinded by mutual agreement on 18 May 2005 and replaced by a put and call option deed. The plaintiff settled its purchase of the land on 1 November 2005.
Then, on 12 December 2006, the Council approved a further so-called minor change application, the third such application made by the plaintiff with the assistance of the second, third and fourth defendants.
As things transpired the Tamborine Mountain Progress Association Inc became aware of the proposal to develop the land and objected successfully in the Planning and Environment Court. In those proceedings the Council conceded that the minor change applications approved by it were beyond its power as they should have been subject to impact assessable procedures which required public notification.
The consequence was that Judge Wilson SC, as his Honour then was, declared that the approvals were beyond power and had no lawful effect and that a further plan of development which the Council purported to approve was not generally in accordance with the plan of development approved as part of the original rezoning of the site. His Honour described the Council's decision as "inexplicable and incomprehensible". Notably, however, his Honour recognised that he had a discretion whether to grant or refuse relief based on arguments for the plaintiff in this matter that it had no reason to believe that the approvals were anything but lawful, that it had always acted in accordance with them, had undertaken substantial works and very large borrowings and was incurring interest at the rate of over $100,000 per month while the proceedings delayed its development. The argument also was that the Tamborine Mountain Progress Association had been guilty of undue delay in bringing its application before that Court.
As things transpired a consequence of the making of the declarations was that the plaintiff lost its financial support for the development, went into liquidation, sold the land and did not have access to funds to pursue development approvals of the type that should have been sought earlier. It has now come out of external administration and its original director now has control of the company again.
It was against that background that the plaintiff commenced these proceedings on 19 October 2015, just before the sixth anniversary of Judge Wilson SC's decision in the Planning and Environment Court made on 20 October 2009. The plaintiff's argument to resist the summary judgment is, essentially, that its loss did not crystallise until the making of that decision, particularly because of the existence of the discretion in his Honour whether or not to grant declaratory relief, but also because of an argument that the approvals provided a lawful basis for the plaintiff to act which continued until the approvals were declared to be beyond power or were set aside by a court of competent jurisdiction.
In that context, the plaintiff relied upon the decision of the Court of Appeal in Stevenson Group Investments Pty Ltd v Nunn. There, McMurdo P, with whom Fraser JA and Mullins J agreed, expressed the view that , even if any of the alleged non-compliances in that case amounted to jurisdictional error, her Honour remained unpersuaded that the intention of the Integrated Planning Act was that the permit was necessarily void and of no legal effect in those circumstances where such a declaration was not sought until long after the relevant building was completed and sold. Such an approach seems to me to be also consistent with the decision in Project Blue Sky Inc v Australian Broadcasting Authority. Accordingly, the plaintiff argued that it did not suffer actual damage until those declarations were made.
The defendants' argument is that the plaintiff suffered the loss as soon as it became bound to purchase the land as the "package of rights" acquired by the plaintiff when it purchased the land was less valuable than the price which it paid. As a consequence, its cause of action occurred on that date and the loss occurred then. The 2FASOC sets up three categories of loss claimed by the plaintiff at paras 127A to 127J dealing with causation and loss. They were characterised by Mr Andreatidis for the Council as the "different transaction case", the "no transaction case" and the "lost opportunity case". In my view it is arguable that each of those formulations of the possible losses suffered by the plaintiff is affected by the issue whether the development approvals continued to be valid until his Honour Judge Wilson's decision. It was not until then that the package of rights lost its value.
The argument that the plaintiff suffered the loss as soon as it became bound to purchase the land depends on my being satisfied that the development approval was a nullity at that stage. There is a reasonable argument that the development approvals did continue to be valid until his Honour Judge Wilson's declarations with the consequence that the value of the land acquired by the plaintiff was only diminished when those declarations were made.
The plaintiff sought to distinguish a number of authorities relied on by the defendants on the basis that the undiscovered defects in those cases existed before the land was purchased. For example, in D'Agostino v Anderson, the development approval that was relevant there had lapsed and did not exist before the plaintiff became bound to purchase the land. Again, in Winnote Pty Ltd v Page, that company from the outset received rights of a dramatically inferior kind compared to those it should have received. The submission in this case was that the plaintiff did not, from the outset, get significantly less than it should have. This was because the rights were in place when it acquired the land and continued until they were set aside on 20 October 2009.
Those submissions seem to me to be correct with the consequence that I should not decide at this stage that the limitation of actions defence is so strong as to justify summary judgment for the defendants. The plaintiff has, in my view, a real, not fanciful, prospect of success in the action.
Mr O'Sullivan QC for the plaintiff also submitted that, on 20 October 2009, the plaintiff suffered a distinct and different species of loss and damage from any that it might have suffered before because, on and from that moment, it ceased to have the benefit of a lawful right to carry out its development project and, from that moment, its financier ceased to provide further drawdowns and deprived it of the funds necessary to apply for the appropriate approvals or to otherwise carry out the development project. Because of my conclusion about the impropriety of now giving summary judgment, however, I do not need to determine whether or not there was such a new cause of action arising on 20 October 2009 in any event.
The plaintiff also relied on arguments that it had prima facie a strong case. That does not seem to me to be particularly relevant in an application of this kind once the conclusion is reached that the matter should go to trial rather than be dismissed summarily. Consequently the defendants' application for summary judgment is dismissed.
There were 11 original complaints by the Council, the first defendant, about the form of the proposed amended statement of claim. Not all of them were pressed. The first was that part of the proposed 2FASOC should be struck out to the extent it pleaded a claim for breach of s 52 of the Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth) against the Council. No such cause of action was advanced by the plaintiff against the Council.
Nor, for the reasons already advanced, would I entertain the second complaint by striking out the pleading on the bases that the causes of action pleaded were statute barred.
There were several further complaints by the Council about the form of 2FASOC. There was a complaint that the statement of claim was defective because of deficiencies in the pleading of a duty of care owed by the Council to the plaintiff. Paragraphs 78 to 78AG allege a breach of duty of care by reference, respectively, to paragraphs 68AA to 68AF of the 2FASOC. Paragraphs 68AA to 68AF of 2FASOC allege why the plaintiff says the Council owed a duty of care to the plaintiff but do not allege that the Council did owe the plaintiff a duty of care.
The plaintiff submitted with some justification that this complaint involved an overly pedantic approach to the construction of the 2FASOC because it was necessary to read each of the paragraphs together. Its counsel submitted this may not be the most elegant form of pleading, but that it did not make the pleading defective. It seems to me that the combinations of the relevant paragraphs do amount to a sufficient pleading both of the owing of a duty of care and of its breach. The plaintiff also proposed to further amend the pleading to make the connection between the relevant paragraphs clearer.
There was also resistance by the Council to a proposed amendment to para 21B of the 2FASOC which makes allegations about the failure to disclose public opposition to the development proposals. That was then relied on in para 78(a) to allege that, in failing to disclose that public opposition, the Council breached its duty of care to the plaintiff where the duty of care pleaded in para 68 does not allege that the Council owed the plaintiff such a duty of care. Paragraph 67(b) already pleads that the Council owed the plaintiff a duty to warn the plaintiff to avoid a foreseeable and not insignificant risk of harm. It was submitted, it seems to me to be correctly, by the plaintiff that that was sufficient to support the breach alleged of the failure to disclose public opposition in para 78(a). In any event, the plaintiff proposes to amend para 67 to include a new sub‑para (c) making clear the allegation of failure to disclose public opposition to the development of the land.
The other complaints by the first defendant related to issues which seem to me to be readily curable by the means proposed by the plaintiff in its written submissions.
The plaintiff also seeks leave to further amend its statement of claim in paras 21(g) and 118A and in paras 21B and 78(a), 127A(b)(iv) and 127B to 127D to include two new causes of action in respect of which the limitation period has now expired but where the two new causes of action are said to arise out of the same or substantially the same facts as have already been pleaded.
engaged in conduct which was misleading or deceptive within the meaning of s 52 of the Trade Practices Act.
in para 118A of the 2FASOC that, by failing to correct or qualify the minor change representation, the Town Planner engaged in conduct which was misleading or deceptive contrary to s 52 of the Trade Practices Act.
The second new cause of action pleaded in paras 21B, 78(a), 127A(b)(4) and 127B to 127D of the 2FASOC, alleges that the Council failed to disclose active public opposition to the plaintiff's proposal. In para 21B of the 2FASOC, it is alleged that the Council and the Town Planner were aware of active public opposition to earlier proposals to develop the land the subject of the development approval. The 2FASOC goes on to allege, in para 78(a), that the Council breached the duty of care it owed to the plaintiff because the information it provided to the plaintiff at the April 2005 Meeting was incomplete and inaccurate because it failed to disclose the public opposition to earlier development proposals, of which it was aware.
The plaintiff accepts that this allegation involves the introduction of a new cause of action but argues it should be given leave to introduce it because it is closely connected with the plaintiff's existing case about alleged misrepresentations made at the April 2005 meeting. The connection is sufficiently close, it submits, because the new facts alleged can properly be said to arise out of the same, or substantially the same facts already alleged. It submitted that no prejudice should be occasioned to the defendants by reason of the amendments, and that it is otherwise appropriate to give leave to introduce them.
Mr O'Sullivan QC's submissions also raised an issue of some potential general interest. This can be characterised as an application to amend the pleading by introducing a cause of action that arose before the proceeding itself had commenced, that would arguably have been statute barred at the date of the amendment but not statute barred when the proceedings began. He pointed out that, on one construction of rr 375 to 380 and r 387 of the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999, if no request for trial date has been filed, leave is not required and the appropriate course is for the defendants to apply within eight days to disallow the amendments pursuant to r 379 of the UCPR. Such an application would then be governed by the principles set out in r 376(4) permitting the court to give leave to amend to include a new cause of action if the court considers it appropriate and that the new cause of action arises out of the same facts or substantially the same facts as a cause of action for which relief has already been claimed.
He submitted that, on another construction of the rules, while r 376(4) is expressed in permissive terms, it also implicitly prohibits an amendment of the kind identified in r 376(1). That rule only applies "if a relevant period of limitation, current at the date the proceeding was started, has ended".
The plaintiff brought the application out of an abundance of caution in the event that leave were required but submits that, if it cannot currently be determined whether the period of limitation was current at the date the proceeding was started, so that it was unclear whether r 376(4) could apply, one could find a solution to the practical difficulty that arises where there is a question of whether a limitation period has expired and that cannot be fairly determined ahead of trial.
He submitted that I could solve the problem by applying s 16(1) of the Civil Proceedings Act 2011 (Qld), which provides a separate source of jurisdiction to the court to grant leave to amend a pleading introducing a new cause of action statute barred when the amendment is made. That power is not confined to cases falling within the language of r 376(1). That seems to me to be a sensible approach to the potential problem. I should also point out that Mr O'Sullivan's submissions included the argument that the court's inherent jurisdiction would extend to permit such an amendment.
The limitation question should not be determined at this stage. For the reasons I have expressed earlier, it is not something that should be determined on a summary judgment application nor, I would add, on this application to amend the pleading. There may be good arguments to the effect that the limitation period had not expired when this proceeding was instituted but that question should not be determined now.
In that context, Mr O'Sullivan QC's submission that s 16(1) of the Civil Proceedings Act 2011 provided the appropriate power to amend a pleading introducing a new cause of action statute-barred when the amendment is made was coupled with a submission that it would be appropriate to exercise that power in accordance with the considerations identified in r 376(4). He argued that a new cause of action was introduced by the paragraphs I have recited earlier but that those causes of action arose out of the same or substantially the same facts as those already pleaded and that it was otherwise appropriate to grant leave.
The submission was that the new cause of action arose out of the same or substantially the same facts as those already pleaded because it had always been alleged that the Town Planner attended the April 2005 meeting at which a minor change representation was made. It was also previously alleged that the Town Planner himself made a representation in substantially the same terms as the minor change representation and it had always been alleged that the Town Planner breached the duty of care owed to the plaintiff and engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct by failing to advise the plaintiff about the proper approval process. Thus, it was submitted that the new cause of action, that the Town Planner failed to correct or qualify the minor change representation and thus engaged in conduct which was misleading or deceptive contrary to s 52 of the Trade Practices Act by failing to advise the plaintiff about the proper approval process, arose out of substantially the same facts.
That does seem to me to be the case and I do not see how the proposed amendments can cause the second, third and fourth defendants unfair prejudice as those issues factually have always been relevant.
Similar considerations apply to the second new cause of action relating to the Council, the first defendant, arising out of the allegation that it and the Town Planner were aware of active public opposition to earlier proposals to develop the land. The new allegation is that the Council breached the duty of care it owed to the plaintiff because the information it provided to the plaintiff at the April 2005 meeting was incomplete and inaccurate because it failed to disclose the public opposition to earlier development proposals of which it was aware.
The Town Planner submitted that the amendments referring to historical public opposition to the development proposal introduced a whole new factual inquiry into the extent of the Town Planner's knowledge which went beyond the statements made at the 12 April 2005 pre-purchase meeting. Accordingly, it submitted, that those amendments did not arise out of the same or substantially the same facts as the earlier pleaded case.
The plaintiff's submissions against that were, essentially, that the existence of public opposition was intimately connected with the representations which the Town Planner is alleged already to have made at that meeting about the process and time frame for obtaining development approval. It was submitted that, given the extent to which third party objectors play a part in development assessment processes, the existence of opposition directly impacted on information which a competent town planner would provide when giving advice on the prospects and time involved in obtaining a development approval. Accordingly, it was submitted that the amendments did arise out of the same or substantially the same facts as the earlier pleaded case.
The plaintiff accepts that this involves the introduction of a new cause of action but submits that it arises out of conduct closely connected with the plaintiff's existing case about alleged misrepresentations made at the April 2005 meeting and that no prejudice should be occasioned to the defendants by reason of the amendment. I agree with those submissions and have reached the view that the amendments sought should be made.
There were other amendments made to the 2FASOC with respect to causation and loss. There the plaintiff's argument was that the new allegations merely refined the way that causation and loss were pleaded and did not introduce a new cause of action. If that were wrong they submitted that they should also be given leave because the amendments also arose out of substantially the same facts as those already pleaded.
The existing pleading alleges a loss of opportunity to apply for the correct development approvals which caused the land to have a value less than it otherwise would have. Alternatively, the plaintiff argues that it lost the opportunity to develop the land in accordance with the proposed plan of development and incurred, in the further alternative, wasted costs in developing the land including the cost of constructing improvements on it, legal costs and fees paid to the defendants.
The proposed amendments in respect of causation and loss now plead that, but for the defendants' wrongdoing, the plaintiff would not have purchased the land and consequently suffered loss in the form of wasted expenditure in purchasing and developing it. The pleading proposed then goes on to allege that it lost the opportunity to apply to the Council to obtain the correct development approval and in doing so suffered loss being the difference in the value of the land with and without the correct development approval and the loss of profit associated with the development of the land.
The argument is that where damage is an element of the cause of action, a new cause of action generally does not arise in respect of different and separate items of loss and damage, there being, instead, only a single cause of action. In Murdoch v Lake, Peter Lyons J, with whom Morrison JA agreed, held that the amendments in that case which introduced new allegations about causation and loss did not give rise to a new cause of action.
I agree with that approach and with the submission that the amendments in respect of the plaintiff's case on causation and loss do not introduce a new cause of action. If I am wrong in that, it is also my view that those allegations arise out of the same or substantially the same facts as those already pleaded as the plaintiff has merely refined the way in which it has pleaded the wasted expenditure and loss of opportunity.
The Town Planner also submitted that it was not appropriate to give the plaintiff leave to make the amendments because of the delay in making the amendments to its pleadings since the proceedings were commenced. Those delays were explained by the plaintiff's financier stopping its access to funds once the Planning and Environment Court's decision was handed down on 20 October 2009 with the result that the plaintiff went into liquidation in July 2010 and remained in liquidation until 31 August 2015 when a deed of company arrangement was entered into which gave control of the plaintiff back to its director, Mr Markham. Thereafter, the plaintiff submits that it acted promptly on 19 October 2015 to commence the proceedings.
The earlier pleading had been filed in February 2017 pursuant to a Court order. There was useful correspondence between February 2017 and July 2017 between the Council's solicitors and the plaintiff's solicitors about the pleadings and inconclusive correspondence between the Town Planner's solicitors and the plaintiff's solicitors about security for costs. That explained the delay during that period. There was also a change of solicitors and counsel shortly before the summary judgment application was brought.
In those circumstances, I would not use the fact of delay as a reason to prevent the plaintiff from being given leave to file the pleading in the form of the proposed 2FASOC.
I give leave to the plaintiff to file the pleading in the form of the proposed 2FASOC. I also dismiss the application for summary judgment and the application to strike out the proposed 2FASOC. I shall hear the parties as to costs.
 (1992) 175 CLR 514, 533; see also Melisavon Pty Ltd v Springfield Land Development Corporation Pty Ltd  1 Qd R 476, 494 at , 509 at .
 Tamborine Mountain Progress Association Inc v Scenic Rim Regional Council  QPELR 195.
 Tamborine Mountain Progress Association Inc v Scenic Rim Regional Council  QPELR 195, 198 at .
  QPELR 1, 11 at .
 (1998) 194 CLR 355, 388-391 at -.
 See Winnote Pty Ltd v Page (2006) 68 NSWLR 531; HTW Valuers (Central Qld) Pty Ltd v Astonland Pty Ltd (2004) 217 CLR 640 and D'Agostino v Anderson  NSWCA 443 and cf JNJ Resources Pty Ltd v Crouch & Lyndon (a firm)  2 Qd R 115, 122-123.
 D'Agostino v Anderson  NSWCA 443 at .
 Winnote Pty Ltd v Page (2006) 68 NSWLR 531, 542 at -.
 See paras 73-89 of those written submissions.
 Compare Edwards v State of Queensland  QSC 248 at  and Mokrzecki v Popham  QSC 123 at -.
 Mokrzecki v Popham  QSC 123 at  and see - also.
 Edwards v State of Queensland  QSC 248 at -.
 Jobbins v Capel Court Corporation Ltd (1989) 25 FCR 226, 228, criticised in Wardley Australia Ltd v Western Australia (1992) 175 CLR 514, 528-529 on the different question of when damage was first suffered. See also The Starsin  1 Lloyd's Rep 437, 459 at  cited with approval in the House of Lords:  1 AC 715, 746, 751.
 See at -. See also Mount Isa Mines Ltd v CMA Assets Pty Ltd  QSC 260 at . See also McQueen v Mount Isa Mines Ltd; CMA Assets Pty Ltd v Mount Isa Mines Ltd  QCA 259 at ; Bennett v Australian Capital Territory  ACTSC 258 at , -; Ozipko v Massey-Ferguson Ltd (1965) 53 DLR (2D) 284 at - and Western Canadian Place Ltd v Con-Force Products Ltd  9 WWR 527 at , -.
Primary Judgment  QSC 230 08 Oct 2018 Plaintiff's application for leave to file a second further amended statement of claim granted; defendants' application for summary judgment refused; defendants' application to strike out the proposed second further amended statement of claim refused: Douglas J.


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Ty Heath remembers Olympic dreams, encourages being fearless
Nicole Golston August 17, 2016 August 17, 2016 No Comments on Ty Heath remembers Olympic dreams, encourages being fearless
The Olympic Games is the pinnacle of sporting events, and getting there requires determination, perseverance, teamwork and thousands of hours of practice. Not every athlete makes it to the games or even the Olympic Trials, but their thirst for sport, competition and the time spent aiming toward that finish line is never lost. In fact, it enhances other areas of their lives. In this new series, Goizueta alumni and students share their athletic passion, favorite Olympian, and what they've learned along the way.
If internal drive is any indicator, then Ty Heath 12MBA is a woman on the move. Although track and field absorbed her early years, now she sprints between her role as the agency and partner program development global lead at LinkedIn Marketing Solutions to the company she founded: Spectacled Marketer. Heath recently spoke with EmoryBusiness about family roots, drive, and going for gold in life.
EB: When did your love of track and field begin?
I love pushing myself to my physical limit and I love winning! I started racing other kids on the street from lamppost to lamppost in elementary school. My parents are from Jamaica, where track and field is the national sport, and both ran track─my dad was a sprinter and my mother was a hurdler. You could say that it is in my blood. My parents nurtured my love of track and field by taking me to the track during summer vacation and after school.
EB: Did you always want to participate in the Olympics?
While I never made the Olympic team, my track and field journey has been a major contributing factor to my success. I competed through grade school and went to Georgetown University on a track scholarship. In 2002, I ran one of the fastest times in the nation at the NCAA championship, becoming a top-ranked 800-meter runner at Georgetown. That's when the Olympic possibility became real. I decided to join the Nike Farm Team based at Stanford University, with the goal of trying out for the Olympics. Although I didn't make the United States team in 2004, I've never lost the desire to compete. After moving to New York in 2006, I joined the Central Park track club to continue training and competed in the Jamaican Olympic Trials in 2008.
EB: Would you explain the qualifying process?
Simply put, each Olympic Trials competitor must meet the qualifying standard (within a specified time period) for his/her event. This year, nearly 40 women in the U.S. hit the qualifying time for the 800 meters, 2 minutes, 3 seconds. At the trials, there were three rounds of competition over several days. In the finals, the top three athletes win a spot on the Olympic team. It is surreal to train for months and have the deciding factor come down to a two-minute race!
EB: You made the trials in 2004 & 2008. What's your favorite lesson learned?
Be present in the moment. Be fearless and go after everything you want.
EB: Who is your favorite Olympian—past or present? Why?
Do I have to choose just one?! I'm a big fan of the electrifying Usain Bolt. Besides him, Cathy Freeman has always inspired me. Freeman is a powerful 400-meter runner and in 1990, at age 16, she became the first Australian indigenous person to win a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games. As an Aborigine, Cathy is a role model and a symbol of national reconciliation between indigenous and non-indigenous Australians. In the 2000 Sydney Games, she won the 400-meter final, bringing home a gold for Australia.
EB: Do you remain active in your sport?
Yes! In spring 2016, I reunited with my Georgetown teammates to compete and raise money to fight Huntington's disease. We competed in the 4×400 meters in the USA Track and Field Masters Indoor Championships in Albuquerque, N.M. We ended up crushing our fundraising goal! The icing on the cake was setting a world record for our age group. It was a blast! We will be reuniting to do it again next year.
EB: What elements of sports and business have you found to be the most useful? Why?
Track is fun but like any sport, to get to the highest levels of competition, you have to be able to deal with pressure. In 2001, at Penn Relays, the biggest and I would argue best track meet in the world, with nearly 50,000 people watching, I took the relay baton from my teammate as the anchor for Georgetown in the Championship of America 4×800 meter race. What was at stake? Bragging rights for the next year and defending Georgetown's title.
Unfortunately, it wasn't my day. I was out-leaned at the finish line by a competitor from Florida. It was an exciting race but they replayed that clip on ESPN over and over that evening. I was so devastated. Yet, I could not afford to stay down long. The next day I helped my team clinch victory in the distance medley relay. Track taught me resilience.
Through competition, I've learned to look at the bigger picture. Doing something and getting it wrong is at least 10 times more productive than doing nothing. Growth is a process of trial, error and experimentation. The "failed" experiments, the lost races, are as much a part of the process as the experiments that ultimately "work."
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About Nicole Golston
Nicole Golston has been leading the editorial charge at Goizueta for more than 10 years. As managing editor for Emory Business, she writes, edits, and manages the publication process from inception to delivery. Prior to working at GBS, Nicole served as Medical Editor with Pfizer Inc., in New York.
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The relief effort must continue!!! What was once a beautiful and thriving town is now a hell hole, and will take much effort and resources to rebuild. It will take a long time to come back."
Last Tuesday evening, the storm started rolling in. I usually enjoy watching storms, but as the hours passed, I could tell that this was different, that this was a "cabeca dagua" or cloudburst, which I have seen one time before and know the destructive power that can be unleashed by it.
As time passed, from my house here on the farm, I could see the lightning and hear the thunder. Although hardly a drop of rain fell here, I knew that right across the mountain, somewhere was catching it. I tried to sleep, but sleep was impossible as I could sense the storm raging. At approximately 5:00 am in the morning, my son Johann, who lives in the center of Nova Friburgo, called to tell me a landslide had fallen on his street and that he had joined a dear friend of ours, Sgt. Marcos Verly, trying to dig out people that had been buried alive. Barely 40 minutes later he called me crying, telling me that a second landslide had fallen, that he had managed to get out in time, but that Sgt. Very and 3 other firemen had been buried, along with his cousins and other people who were helping also. A few minutes later my daughter, Michelle called in a panic, saying that she could see multiple landslides from her house, and that she was afraid that her house might come down also. At this point, phone communication ceased, leaving me blind and overcome with worry. I knew that using a car would be impossible, so I borrowed a motorcycle and went into town to look for my family. The scene of destruction that I encountered is beyond description. It was mudslide after mudslide, the river that runs through Nova Frinburgo had risen more then 7 or 8 meters above its normal level, leaving a complete mess of mud and debris. Luckily, I found all my kids safe, although they live right in the center of things. My son Johann was in a state of shock, having seen friends buried alive right in front of his eyes.
At this point, I need to tell a dramatic story about my son helping in the rescue effort. Among the people buried were a family of four, Husband, wife, 11 month old son, and grandmother. Marcos Verly and Johann knew they were alive, and were trying to get to them along with the other firemen, when the second landslide fell, and then still a 3rd mudslide even bigger, engulfed everything. Big machinery was brought to begin digging out the family and also the rescuers. As they dug, they started hearing calls from under the mud and debris. It was the father who had managed to dig under the debris to his 11 month old son, he held him against his chest, and both were miraculously alive, although the mother and grandmother were dead right beside him. As the hours passed, that father gathered saliva in his mouth and fed it to the baby. Later the rescuers managed to get a tube into to the debris and gave water to the father, who would fill his mouth and give it the baby. His description of how he did this and how the baby would grab his face and fit its mouth on his in desperation for water makes me weep! Finally, 16 hours after they had been buried, they were dug out alive. I happened to be there when the baby was freed from the mud as I was bringing water to the rescuers as they worked tirelessly with the slim hope of finding people alive.
The next day, I gathered all the equipment I had, and went and volunteered myself to the fire department, to help in anyway possible in the attempt to find more people. The scene was completely chaotic, the Fire Department was overwhelmed with a disasters of gigantic proportions, and to make things worse, no cell phone or land line communication were available whatsoever. There I began a journey of 6 days of non stop missions to help the people of Nova Friburgo. The stories of entire families buried alive are so frequent that this has become the norm! Thousands of people trying to dig out their loved ones, and in doing so, failing to realize that they were putting themselves into still more danger, as the 300mm (nearly 10 feet!) of rain had left all the terrain extremely unstable.
Whole communities are isolated, as bridges were wiped out, and hundreds of landslides blocked all the roads. After the initial loss of life to the mudslides and flooding, this is the largest crises still to be faced, and is still at this very moment a crises of huge proportions. There are pockets of communities all over the region, most very poor even in normal times, and now without clean water, electricity, food and even the most basic necessities. The effort is now to bring aid to these people, I spent days using my dirt bike to reach these small communities assess their needs, bring the information back to the Professional Rescuers effort, and try to get help to them. Since it is impossible to get food and water in by road, more then 30 helicopters are working day and night to get the food to the isolated communities, but even so, still many people are in precarious situations.
Besides this, many people of all walks of life have been economically wiped out, whole businesses have disappeared under the mud. This will bring even more stress as time passes due to the loss of jobs and economic activity. We will now face the second phase of the disaster, as the hundreds if not thousands of people buried will start putrefying, although they are too deep to be reached, the gases and fluids will seep through brining illness and stench.
The population has been heroic in dealing with what is the largest natural disaster in Brazilian history, normal people in the streets guiding traffic, people forming human chains to unload donations, volunteers backpacking water and milk to the isolated communities, everyone coming together in a huge effort to help there brothers. There has come one positive out of this catastrophe, Brazil has been blessed by not having large disasters like this one throughout our history, watching other catastrophes through the news. Now that one has hit our doorstep, the population has risen to the challenge, in a completely unselfish, heroic way, organizing themselves out of nothing to deal with the daunting challenges that now face this region.
Please, keep up the prayers, the help and the thoughts, although this will all be out of the media, many good people will still be suffering for a long time.
As you know, myself and my friends have started a charity that will go directly to these people. No middle organizations will be involved. Please help if you can.


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Taste of India and India Fest Events Cancellation Announcement
Added on July 30, 2020
by Asian Indians of Hampton Roads
to Regional News
COVID-19 pandemic has already led to many high-profile events' cancellations or postponement including Taste of India, which was scheduled for April 18, 2020 and had to be postponed as communicated earlier.
Since March of this year, the organizers of Taste of India and India Fest have been constantly monitoring the situation in the Hampton Roads area. With new guidelines emerging daily and, to try and slow the progression of COVID-19, the leadership of both organizations had to make a difficult decision about how to proceed. In the interest of public safety and well-being, we have mutually decided to cancel both Premier Indian events, Taste of India 2020 and India Fest 2020.
We are in this together and we sincerely hope that together as a community, we will overcome these difficult times soon. We hope to have a fresh start in 2021 and bring back to you both of your Premier Indian annual events of Hampton Roads.
We thank you for all your support!
Sanjay Patel Naveen Kumar Agarwal
Chair, Taste of India President, Asian Indians of Hampton Roads
Information for Voting in the 2020 US National Elections from September 18th through November 3rd
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Beirut Declaration and its 18 commitments on "Faith for Rights"
In March 2017, the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) launched the "Faith for Rights" framework (PDF) with an expert workshop in Beirut. This framework provides space for a cross-disciplinary reflection on the deep, and mutually enriching, connections between religions and human rights. The objective is to foster the development of peaceful societies, which uphold human dignity and equality for all and where diversity is not just tolerated but fully respected and celebrated.
In his video message, the High Commissioner stressed that religious leaders are potentially very important human rights actors in view of their considerable influence on the hearts and minds of millions of people. The 2012 Rabat Plan of Action on the prohibition of advocacy of national, racial or religious hatred that constitutes incitement to discrimination, hostility or violence already laid out some of religious leaders' core responsibilities against incitement to hatred. Expanding those responsibilities to the full spectrum of human rights, the faith-based and civil society actors participating at the OHCHR workshop on 28-29 March 2017 adopted the Beirut Declaration and its 18 commitments on "Faith for Rights".
The Beirut Declaration considers that all believers – whether theistic, non-theistic, atheistic or other – should join hands and hearts in articulating ways in which "Faith" can stand up for "Rights" more effectively so that both enhance each other. Individual and communal expression of religions or beliefs thrive and flourish in environments where human rights are protected. Similarly, human rights can benefit from deeply rooted ethical and spiritual foundations provided by religions or beliefs.
Rather than focusing on theological and doctrinal divides, the Beirut Declaration favours the identification of common ground among all religions and beliefs to uphold the dignity and equal worth of all human beings.
The Beirut Declaration reaches out to persons belonging to religions and beliefs in all regions of the world, with a view to enhancing cohesive, peaceful and respectful societies on the basis of a common action-oriented platform which is open to all actors that share its objectives. Download a PDF file with the Beirut Declaration in English, French, Arabic, Russian, Albanian, Serbian, Greek, Turkish or German.
18 commitments on "Faith for Rights"
to engage with children and youth who are either victims of or vulnerable to incitement to violence in the name of religion.
Download a PDF file with the 18 commitments on "Faith for Rights" in English, French, Arabic, Russian, Albanian, Serbian, Greek, Turkish or German.
From 3 to 4 May 2017, OHCHR Regional Office for West Africa organized with the Senegalese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Justice a symposium for religious leaders and civil society representatives on the rights of women and children from the perspective of Islam. This symposium in Dakar served as a first test and application of the Beirut Declaration and its 18 commitments on "Faith for Rights".
A concrete project focusing on Commitment 13 on children's rights, especially children who are exploited by certain "Marabouts" in the name of religion.
On 6-7 December 2017, more than 100 States, national human rights institutions, regional organizations, religious authorities and faith-based civil society actors participated in the Rabat+5 symposium, which was held on the occasion of the fifth anniversary of the Rabat Plan of Action (see concept note).
In his opening statement, the High Commissioner urged the various stakeholders to implement and support concrete "Faith for Rights" projects, notably at the grassroots level. During the Rabat+5 symposium, sixteen civil society organizations and OHCHR's Regional Office for Middle East and North Africa presented their projects and areas of future cooperation on combatting discrimination on the basis of religion and enhancing the role of faith-based actors in the defence of human dignity (see programme).
Furthermore, an academic initiative presented the "Faith for Rights" online platform, which will serve as an inventory of relevant actors and projects in order to disseminate the 18 commitments, collect capacity building approaches and facilitate networking. This should also lead to strengthening the capacities of the existing UN human rights mechanisms by providing them with accurate and up-to-date analysis on environments, dynamics and early warning signs of incidents leading to sectarian conflicts and violence committed in the name of religion.
The Rabat+5 symposium offered an opportunity for the various stakeholders to engage with several experts who had contributed to the elaboration of the Rabat Plan of Action and the 18 commitments on "Faith for Rights" and to hear experiences in the area of combatting violence in the name of religion, both by State representatives, national human rights institutions and civil society actors. The participation of a number of mandate holders of international human rights mechanisms also enriched the discussions at the Rabat+5 symposium from a human rights perspective (see Chairman's final statement).
The Beirut Declaration and its 18 commitments on "Faith for Rights" have been referred to in several thematic and country-specific reports by the UN Secretary-General (concerning minorities' rights, combating intolerance, the UN operations in Cyprus and the work of the Organization), the High Commissioner (in his annual report, update on the situation of human rights of Rohingya people and thematic reports concerning minorities' rights, combating intolerance, preventing human rights abuses, and youth and human rights), Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief (in reports to the General Assembly and Human Rights Council, also annexing the full text to UN Doc. A/HRC/40/58) and Treaty Bodies. For example, the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women raised the "Faith for Rights" framework in their dialogues with States parties since July 2017, which was also reflected in the Committee's concluding observations.
Highlighted good practices and possible approaches towards reform of discriminatory laws and practices in the name of religion to strengthen government compliance with international commitments and treaty obligations.
Youth in the Middle East and North Africa region should be considered as a key partner in promoting tolerance and combatting radicalisation.
OHCHR should strengthen its technical and financial support to youth-led projects.
OHCHR should also lead the development of capacity-building and training tools, especially for faith-based actors.
From 5 to 8 November 2018, OHCHR organized a regional workshop in Marrakech, in partnership with Morocco's national human rights institution. The workshop for 40 participants from 14 countries of the Middle East and North Africa region was fully gender-balanced and also included three persons with disabilities. The experts, including the UN Special Rapporteur on minority issues, trained the participants on international human rights treaties and engaging with UN mechanisms; how to protect and promote the rights of religious minorities; and ways to combat hate speech, notably through the Rabat Plan of Action as well as Beirut Declaration and its 18 commitments. Furthermore, the workshop included a specific gender perspective with panel discussions on the integration of women and girls in decision-making and enhancing women's participation in public affairs through CEDAW and the Sustainable Development Goals. The programme was interactive, with each participant presenting their national experiences, good practices and innovative ideas to take forward. The workshop included many practical exercises, including to summarize each of the 18 commitments on "Faith for Rights" into a tweet of less than 140 characters (see links below).


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Rotherham paedophile said sexual text messages to boys were 'banter'
Charles Morgan claimed 'nothing happened' when he exchanged messages with boys
By Gareth Platt
A Rotherham paedophile who paid to have sex with a child and described his texts to boys as 'banter' is facing a lengthy period in jail.
Charles Morgan, 47, has been found guilty of raping a teenage girl and 19 counts of sexual offences against five boys under the age of 17.
Morgan was convicted at Sheffield Crown Court on Friday (March 2) of the offences, which took place in the Rotherham area over a seven-year period starting in the 1980s and a four-year-period during the last decade.
In addition to rape, his offences included indecent assault, sexual assault, sexual activity with a child and paying for the services of a child.
Investigating officer DC Liz Portman said: "Morgan specifically targeted vulnerable young boys, one who was just 11 when the offending started. He also raped a teenage girl who was just 17 when he carried out his violent act.
"He is a despicable sexual predator and thanks to the bravery of the victims, he has now been exposed as an evil perpetrator who took away young people's innocence.
"It is as a result of their strength that Morgan is now a convicted sex offender facing a lengthy jail term."
The first victim came forward to police in June 2016. His interview identified further victims and an investigation was launched.
Morgan denied all the charges when interviewed. While he admitted exchanging sexually explicit text messages with one of the boys - which he described in court as "banter" - he denied that anything had ever happened.
"Our investigation uncovered sexually explicit text messages from Morgan as well as messages telling one of his victims that he loved him," added DC Portman of the Rotherham Child Sexual Exploitation team.
"He has consistently lied about his behaviour and as a result has put his victims through the ordeal of a trial. I hope his conviction will go some way toward them being able to move forward with their lives.
"We will continue to use our specialist resources to tackle Child Sexual Exploitation in Rotherham and bring those offending against vulnerable young people to justice."
Morgan was remanded into custody and will be sentenced on Friday 20 April at Sheffield Crown Court.
South Yorkshire Police has a dedicated team to support victims of sexual offences. If you, or someone you know has been a victim you can contact us on 101 or call/text the national helpline Say Something on 116 000.
More information about child sexual exploitation can be found on the South Yorkshire Police website here:www.southyorks.police.uk/spotthesigns.
The NSPCC also has 24/7 help available by calling 0808 800 5000 or emailing help@nspcc.org.uk.


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University drives creation of new research data center in Kansas City
LAWRENCE — A National Science Foundation proposal driven by the University of Kansas has resulted in the creation of a new Kansas City-based Census research data center that will provide researchers access to the nation's highest-quality data for analysis of the U.S. economy and policy issues.
The Kansas City Research Data Center (RDC) will be located at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City headquarters and provide approved area researchers with secure access to restricted microlevel U.S. Census and health statistics data — the type of data researchers use to examine the economic activity, demographic makeup and health status of individuals in the U.S. economy. Research based on these data can provide a better understanding of the regional and national economy, including analysis of changes that are affecting businesses and households.
Once complete, the new RDC will be one of just 24 centers nationally in the U.S. Census Bureau's Center for Economic Studies research data center program. The center is expected to open in fall 2015.
The NSF proposal was headed by Donna Ginther, professor of economics and director of the Center for Science Technology & Economic Policy at the Institute for Policy & Social Research at KU, on behalf of a consortium that includes the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, the Kauffman Foundation, the University of Missouri-Kansas City and the University of Missouri-Columbia.
"The new Kansas City RDC will be a tremendous resource for researchers in Kansas and Missouri who are investigating economic and policy issues," Ginther said. "Access to Census data will allow researchers to answer macro- and micro-economic questions with the highest-quality data collected by the federal government."
Because of the data's confidential nature, the Census Bureau will review and approve requests for access to the RDC. Approved projects must demonstrate scientific merit, pose no risk of disclosure, and researchers are required to protect the confidentiality of the data they access. The RDC will be staffed by a U.S. Census Bureau employee who will be responsible for assisting researchers to gain access to the data.
"Right now, the closest Census RDCs are in Chicago and Minneapolis," Ginther said. "So having this kind of data right in our own backyard will be a real game-changer for Kansas City-area researchers, who can now get secure access to the highest-quality data without having to travel long distances. A research data center like this opens a lot of doors and makes Kansas City an even better region for researchers and policymakers."
The new research data center will benefit researchers in various fields, including economics, entrepreneurship, demography, urban and regional development, statistics, health care and public policy. For example, KU researchers are in the process of gaining access to the new center for proposed projects with titles such as "Understanding Health and Employment of Working-Age Adults with Disabilities," "Demographic and Educational Effects on Lifetime Earnings," and "The Consequences of State Decision-Making for Health Insurance, Health Outcomes, and Migration."
"There are a lot of KU researchers at the Lawrence campus and the KU Medical Center who are really excited about having access to this kind of data," Ginther said. "To be this close to a Census RDC will better enable KU to fulfill its mission of educating leaders, building healthy communities and making discoveries that change the world."
Kansas City Fed vice president and economist Jonathan Willis will serve as co-executive director of the research data center, along with Robert Strom, director of research and policy at the Kauffman Foundation.
The decision to locate the center at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City was based largely on the facility's security measures and central location. A branch location will also be established at University of Missouri-Columbia in 2015, and another branch could be established at KU in the future.
Ginther will discuss the new RDC and describe research opportunities to KU faculty during her Oct. 17 presentation, "The Kansas City Research Data Center: A Resource for KU Researchers," which will be at 11:45 a.m. Friday, Oct. 17, at the Adams Alumni Center. Those interested in attending should contact Jena Gunter at the Institute for Policy & Social Research.


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