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Nestled in between Chancery Lane and Lincoln's Inn, and accessible through the Dickensian Bishop's Court's alley, Hardwicke's environs are about as barristery as it gets. So, entering the set is something of a surprise. Rather than wood panels and portraits of great judges of yesteryear, the visitor finds themselves in what feels like a little piece of the City of London transported to the Inns of Court.
Responding to the 2020-21 Legal Cheek Trainee and Junior Lawyer Survey, a barrister praises the "spacious rooms and superb client facilities". Internal bike racks and a table tennis table add a hipness rarely found in this part of town, while a full-time chef is on hand to cater for regular events. Unlike many sets, Hardwicke has full disability access.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, of course, Hardwicke tenants worked from home. So, how did that go? "IT provision is excellent and served us very well in lockdown," says one. Moreover, the affable nature of the set helped ease any sense of isolation. "We have an open-door policy and give support with legal issues, ethical issues, practice issues and also have many members who are happy to provide emotional support," a barrister explains. "During lockdown there have been many small and large groups providing support to each other via WhatsApp and Zoom as well as individuals." Another barrister says: "My colleagues are part of my family and this view has only been reaffirmed since lockdown. We have multiple virtual meet ups per week and my Microsoft Teams account buzzes throughout the day with messages and call requests for catch ups."
Hardwicke's barristers include a number of former solicitors among a host of career changers. Those who come straight from bar school tend to be down-to-earth types. "Team spirit, helping colleagues and the next generation of barristers is part of our DNA," one insider tells us.
The set is increasingly geared towards commercial law, with most of its roster of silks specialising in this area. But Hardwicke has traditionally been fairly broad-based in its work, and there are practitioners specialising in clinical negligence, construction & engineering, employment, insolvency, insurance & reinsurance, personal injury, private client, professional liability, property and public law. As such pupils get a broad range of experience.
There is a nice mix of work on which rookies can cut their teeth. "PI & Clin Neg work is hugely varied, a good mix of a human element and technical aspects, a mix of court work and advising/drafting/negotiating," relays one. Another junior at the set declares: "I can't imagine more challenging and varied work within my specialism."
The training is consistently highly rated. It is "well thought-through, and virtually guarantees receiving feedback from a wide variety of people as well as giving experience of different types of work," an insider says. "The need to give helpful and thorough feedback to pupils is also taken seriously by members of chambers as a whole, and in particular by those members who act as pupillage supervisors." Pupils undergo three four-month stints with different supervisors, and are assigned two "wingers" for each of those four-month stints, usually completing at least three written pieces of work for each winger as well as written work for other members of chambers. And once you are a tenant the training apparently doesn't stop there, with "internal training days with not only our own practice teams but also other teams so we can learn broader topics that may assist in our own practices".
With most of the set's barristers putting in 50-59 hours a week, Hardwicke is a hard-working place, but not obsessively so. It is "extremely supportive of flexible working," says one barrister. Another junior barrister describes the conundrum of building a reputation while attempting to maintain a life outside of work: "Chambers encourages a work/life balance and places a great deal of focus on well-being. However, I am not always able to achieve this."
The set's co-head, PJ Kirby QC, is famed for his annual charity pop-up restaurant, and Hardwicke's corporate responsibility programme is one of the most well developed at the bar. Among other involvements, the set is part of the Pathways to Law initiative boosting diversity in the legal profession at entry level, a major backer of FreeBar, the new bar-wide LGBT+ initiative, and a participant in regular charity fundraising events.
What The Junior Barristers Say
Simon Kerry spent four years as a tax associate at accountancy giant PwC before joining Hardwicke as a pupil. A "love for advocacy" prompted his career switch, he says, adding: "I like the excitement of being on my own and being responsible for performance and advice."
The support during pupillage "could not have been better", Kerry reveals. The 12-month pupillage sees pupils complete three City law firm-style seats with three different supervising barristers. This unique approach allows pupils to develop a broader understanding of Hardwicke's specialisms and the different ways its tenants approach their work.
Pupils start their first six observing and learning from barristers in a "safe space where there's no stupid question", according to Kerry. This coupled with continuous feedback and open communication means pupils at Hardwicke are given the best possible start. "Everyone wants you to succeed and to give you every reason to succeed," he adds. Pupils receive specialist advocacy training at the start of their second six through a series of advocacy exercises held in chambers. This prepares pupils for court and ensures they avoid simple mistakes.
Oxford law graduate Kerry is not the only career switcher in Hardwicke's ranks. Current tenants include ex-soldiers, former technicians and even a barrister who was a Commonwealth fencer. Connecting this diverse array of professional backgrounds together is a supportive culture that continues long after pupils become junior barristers. Rather than a hierarchical system that divides junior members from silks, Hardwicke's "open-door" policy means "everyone is willing to give up their time to help you", Kerry explains.
And Kerry means everyone. He recalls on one occasion during pupillage where he approached PJ Kirby QC, Hardwicke's joint head of chambers, for guidance after being presented with a legal problem he didn't know the answer to. Kirby happily obliged and committed over 30 minutes of his time to help Kerry find the solution.
Kerry, who studied the Bar Course at Nottingham Trent University, successfully completed pupillage in October 2017 and joined Hardwicke as tenant in the same month. So how has he found life at the bar so far? Although he looks back fondly on the salary and paid holiday he received at PwC, Kerry says his new self-employed role offers him greater responsibility and higher flexibility, managing his own caseload and developing his own practice.
Although working hours vary depending on the individual case, Kerry regards long nights as a "nice problem to have". There are also plenty of opportunities to get involved with pro bono work, Kerry says, while some tenants have completed in-house secondments thanks to Hardwicke's strong links with businesses across the City.
That is not to say Hardwicke is all work and no play. Regular drinks events (both in chambers and out), ping pong competitions and department socials help create a collegiate and relaxed atmosphere.
So does Kerry have any tips for those considering a switch to the bar? Well, taking into account he was on Hardwicke's pupillage reserve list, it is perhaps unsurprising to hear that he perceives luck just as important as preparation and talent. His advice to those on an unconventional path to the bar is to apply to places where your experience and background will be valued and appreciated.
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Insider Scorecard
Insider Scorecard Grades range from A* to D and are derived from the Legal Cheek Junior Barrister Survey 2020-21 of over 600 barristers at the leading chambers in England.
Juniors 75
QCs 10
Pupillages 2
Oxbridge-educated new tenants* 3/5
*Figure is for the five most junior members of chambers; does not include postgraduate studies.
Pupillage award £55,000
BPTC advance drawdown £15,000
Female juniors 35%
Female QCs 18%
The Chambers In Its Own Words


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HHS awards $36.3 million in Affordable Care Act funding to reward and expand quality improvement in health centers
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HHS awards $2.2 billion in grants for HIV/AIDS care and medications
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National Health Service Corps expands the primary care workforce in communities that need them most
$22.1 Million to Improve Access to Health Care in Rural Areas
HHS announces $99 million in new grants to improve mental health services for young people
HRSA awards $9.9 million in Affordable Care Act funds to enhance HIV services in community health centers
HHS awards more than $295 million in Affordable Care Act funds to increase access to primary care at health centers
HHS awards $65 million in Healthy Start grants to reduce infant mortality
The Affordable Care Act supports patient-centered medical homes in health centers
HHS Awards $106.7 million to Support State Home Visiting Programs
HHS awards $54.6 million in Affordable Care Act mental health services funding
HHS announces availability of $11 million to better integrate HIV services into community health centers
HHS announces the availability of $100 million in Affordable Care Act funding to expand access to primary care through new community health centers
HHS awards $83.4 million to train new primary care providers
HHS announces the availability of $300 Million in Affordable Care Act funds to expand services at the Nation's community health centers
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We calculate the intrinsic value of DYSL stock by summing up the current values of future distributable cash flows generated by the company and dividing the sum by the number of outstanding shares. As such, the intrinsic value calculation depends entirely on projections. The more accurate your projections of the company's performance are - the more reliable is the intrinsic value calculation result. Please make sure to check the stock valuation input data below and adjust it if necessary. The quality of the output (intrinsic valuation result) is only as good as the quality of the input. See also DISCLAIMERS.
Dynasil Corporation of America is engaged in the development, marketing and manufacturing of detection, sensing and analysis technology and optical components, as well as contract research. The Company operates through three segments, including Contract Research, Optics and Biomedical. The Contract Research segment consists of the Radiation Monitoring Devices, Inc. (RMD) business unit. The Optics segment operates through four business units: Dynasil Fused Silica, Optometrics Corporation, Hilger Crystals, Ltd. and Evaporated Metal Films Corporation, which manufactures commercial products, including optical crystals for sensing in the security and medical imaging markets, as well as optical components, optical coatings and optical materials for scientific instrumentation and other applications. The Biomedical segment consists of a business unit, Dynasil Biomedical Corporation, a medical technology incubator, which owns rights to certain early-stage medical technologies.
Revenue. Company's revenue (or sales) is always the starting point of any cash flow forecast. In the DYSL stock intrinsic value calculation we used $41 million for the last fiscal year's total revenue generated by Dynasil Corporation of America. The default revenue input number comes from 0001 income statement of Dynasil Corporation of America. You may change it if you feel that it should be adjusted for some unusual circumstances that are not expected to be repeated in the future or if you already know (from interim financial statements, for example) that this year's revenue is going to be quite different.
We use three input parameters to forecast the revenue growth rate in our DYSL stock valuation model: a) initial revenue growth rate of 9.1% whose default value is the revenue growth rate in the most recent quarter compared to the quarterly revenue a year ago; b) terminal revenue growth rate of 5% whose default value is chosen to be close to the average nominal (i.e. not adjusted for inflation) GDP growth rate; and c) revenue decline factor of 0.9, which stipulates that revenue growth rate in each forecasted year will be equal to the difference of the revenue growth rate in the preceding year and the terminal revenue growth rate multiplied by this revenue decline factor (with the passage of time the revenue growth rate will be approaching the terminal revenue growth rate, but not quite reaching it - though the difference could be infinitesimally small).
The initial discount rate of 4.3%, whose default value for DYSL is calculated based on our internal credit rating of Dynasil Corporation of America, is applied to the cash flow expected to be received a year from now (well, actually, to be precise, in the financial year following the base year - the last year for which we have financial statements). For each consecutive year the discount rate is multiplied by the discount rate multiplier of 1.05, e.i. each year it increases by 5%. Feel free to change this number to correspond to your level of risk assessment of Dynasil Corporation of America.
Variable cost ratio is the ratio of variable costs (i.e. costs that fluctuate with fluctuation of the volume of production) to the revenue expressed as a percentage. In the calculation of intrinsic value of DYSL stock the variable cost ratio is equal to 70.7%.
Fixed operating expenses is just that - expenses that are not dependant on the volume of production. They are set to $11 million in the base year in the intrinsic value calculation for DYSL stock. These expenses increase with the level of inflation in subsequent years.
Interest rate on debt is the average all-in rate of interest paid by the company on its debt. It is set at 5.4% for Dynasil Corporation of America.
Corporate tax rate of 27% is the nominal tax rate for Dynasil Corporation of America. In reality, companies find ways to pay much less taxes than that or not to pay them at all.
Cash flow adjustment could be used for any adjustment the investor deems necessary. Most commonly we use this field to account for stock options-related effects in excess of what is reported on the company's income statement. The cash flow adjustment is expressed as a percentage of the revenue, and in the current valuation of the DYSL stock is equal to 0%.
Production assets are the company's assets used for manufacturing products or provision of services. In the valuation model input table they are expressed as a percentage of revenue and for DYSL are equal to 26.7%.
Life of production assets of 11.4 years is the average useful life of capital assets used in Dynasil Corporation of America operations. It is used to calculate yearly capital expenditures needed to keep these assets in good order - we call it the maintenance CAPEX.
Working capital is the difference between the company's current assets and liabilities. In the model we use the ratio of working capital to revenue, which for DYSL is equal to 11.3%. A negative number means that the company is apt at using financial resources of its suppliers and customers; a large positive number, on the other hand, means that it either provides in-kind financing to others or is not good at managing its inventories.
Book value of equity - $21.029 million for Dynasil Corporation of America - is used in calculation of the "floor" for intrinsic valuation based on the discounted cash flow (DCF) method. Even if the prospects are very bad for a company, its assets could always be sold now for their current fair market value.
Shares outstanding of 17.467 million for Dynasil Corporation of America is needed to calculate the intrinsic value of one share.
Market capitalization is used here only for reference purposes and as a quick check that the share price and the number of shares outstanding numbers are correct - something especially to be cognizant about at stock splits. So, the market capitalization of Dynasil Corporation of America at the current share price and the inputted number of shares is $0.0 billion.


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Results for 'Jan Beyer'
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The Burden of Dementia: A Medical and Research Perspective.Piero Antuono & Jan Beyer - 1999 - Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 20 (1):3-13.details
Alzheimer's disease remains the most common form of dementia. Dementia symptoms vary depending on individual personality, life experience, and social and cultural influences. As dementia progresses, involvement of multi-disciplinary health care professionals is needed to manage the disease. Alzheimer research is progressing rapidly. While 5% of all Alzheimer's disease may be genetically determined, the majority is not. Susceptibility genes can reveal the risk of contracting Alzheimer's disease. Early life risk factors such as education, nutrition, and vascular disease may increase the (...) likelihood of dementia in later life. In the United States, two acetylcholinesterase inhibitors have been approved as cognitive enhancers. Possible prevention and symptomatic treatment interventions have focused on estrogen replacement therapy, antioxidants, and anti-inflammatory medications. Research advances have improved the clinical management of dementia. Ethical implications to the patient, family, and society are multiple and remain challenging. (shrink)
Alzheimer's Disease in Philosophy of Cognitive Science
Index to Volume 20.Zlatko Anguelov, Piero Antuono, Jan Beyer, G. J. Boer, David J. Casarett, David Checkland, Jan De Lepeleire, Pieter F. De Vries Robbé, Arthur R. Derse & Edmund L. Erde - 1999 - Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 20:599-603.details
Biomedical Ethics in Applied Ethics
De structuur van de besluitvorming in de raad van de Europese Unie.Jan Beyers - 1994 - Res Publica 36 (3-4):381-98.details
In spite of its importance in European Union decision making, research on the functioning of the Council is scarce. Based on empirical findings this article gives some new insights in the way Council decision making is institutionalized. The first part focusses on the characteristics of Council working groups and the different positions of actors in the decision making network. Our findings confirm the definition of the Council as a highly bureaucratized institution. Interesting is that the diversity of tasks of the (...) different actors strengthens the impact of national administrations in Council decision making. The second part explores the reasons for this impact. This article adds to the functional approach, which over-emphasizes the adaptive character of the Council, the perception of the Council as an intergovernmental component in a supranational system. (shrink)
De verhouding tussen politiek en bestuur in het Belgisch Europees beleid.Jan Beyers - 1997 - Res Publica 35 (3):399-422.details
This contribution deals with the consequences of European integration for the relation between civil servants and policians. Data of Belgian senior servants who are not involved in European policy networks are compared with data of Belgian officals who are in charge of European negotiations.This comparison shows firstly that officials are more central in European policy networks than in national policy networks. Politicians have only a limited and indirect access to these European networks. Secondly, the more civil servants are involved in (...) these European policy networks, the less their political alienation. Furthermore, the organisational self-esteem do not affect the communication networks among civil servants and politicians. Finally, alienation and self-esteem do not affect the communication networks among civil servants and politicians. The exposure to politics and anciennity seem to be more important predictors. (shrink)
Permissieve Consensus, Maatschappelijk Debat En Het Draagvlak van de Europese Unie Bij de Belgische Maatschappelijke Organisaties.Jan Beyers - 1998 - Res Publica 40 (2):247-272.details
Belgium is generally perceived as being one of the most fervent supporters of European integration. It is supposed that this is equally true for both, the Belgian political elite and the Belgian population. Unlike in other EU member states, no large public discussion on EU integration has taken place. Therefore, it is generally supposed that Lindberg's concept of the permissive consensus applies to the Belgians. This article aims, first, at challenging empirically the existence ofa permissive consensus in Belgium. In 1997 (...) both qualitative and quantitative data on the policy position on EU issues ofabout 130 Belgian social organisations have been collected. Content analysis ofthese positions shows that the existence ofa permissive consensus seems to be dependent on a number of variables and that a general observation of a permissive consensus has to be relaxed. Second, if permissive consensus is declining, why is it, then, that no open political controversy on European integration has emerged? In answering this, thefocus is on two explanatory variables: the resources of those that would liketo mobilise are quite limited and their opinion on European politics is rather heterogeneous and undeveloped. (shrink)
Relativiteit en succes van een Europees voorzitterschap. Het Belgisch voorzitterschap van naderbij bekeken.Jan Beyers & Bart Kerremans - 1994 - Res Publica 36 (2):129-41.details
The Belgian Presidency is generally seen as being a success. On many difficult questions, the Belgians succeeded in forging compromises between the member states. There is a risk however, that the apparent successes of this Presidency will lead to an over-estimation of the role which a EU-president can play. Therefore, it is important to pay attention to its limits and possibilities. It can help to relativize the Belgian presidency and to improve insights into the potential role of EU-presidents within the (...) decision-making of the European Union. (shrink)
Waarom delen met zo velen?Jan Beyers - 2008 - Res Publica 50 (2):193-206.details
Waarom nationale belangengroepen aan 'multi-level venue-shopping' doen.Jan Beyers & Bart Kerremans - 2011 - Res Publica 53 (2):251-253.details
Hoe regio's zich ontplooien in Brussel.Tom Donas & Jan Beyers - 2013 - Res Publica 55 (1):133-135.details
Politicologen Tussen Feiten En Normen.Marc Hooghe, Jan Beyers & Koen Vlassenroot - 2011 - Res Publica 53 (1):101-115.details
Europese integratie en consensuspolitiek in de Lage Landen.Hans Vollaard, Jan Beyers & Patrick Dumont - 2014 - Res Publica 56 (4):549-551.details
Boekbesprekingen.P. Ahsmann, J. Van Torre, P. van Doornik, J. De Fraine, J. Verbeke, P. Smulders, H. Jans, P. Grootens, P. Fransen, J. Kerkhofs, J. Beyer, J. Vanneste, J. Vercruysse, W. Boelens, M. Huybens, J. H. Nota, A. Poncelet, W. Couturier, E. Huffer, J. Defever, G. Jacqmotte, J. M. Kijm, Cl Beukers, M. Dierickx, G. Achten, J. De Cock, P. Ploumen & E. Bolsius - 1960 - Bijdragen 21 (4):429-464.details
Symposium: Vrouwen in de Wetenschap.Catherine de Vries, Barbara Vis, Jan Beyers, Marieke van den Brink, Joyce Outshoorn, Sandra van Thiel & Sandra Groeneveld - 2009 - Res Publica (Misc) 51 (4):537.details
Vrouwen in de Wetenschap.Catherine de Vries, Barbara Vis, Jan Beyers, Marieke van den Brink, Joyce Outshoorn, Sandra van Thiel & Sandra Groeneveld - 2009 - Res Publica 51 (4):537-563.details
Jan Patočka - Briefe an Krzysztof Michalski.Jan Patočka - 2007 - Studia Phaenomenologica 7:99-161.details
Presented here is the German translation of Jan Patočka's fragment Nitro a svět which was written in the 1940s and belongs to the so called "Strahov Papers". The fragment reflects Patočka's early attempts towards a thinking of subjectivity and the world. Thereby Patočka's approach is phenomenological, but also integrates motives of German Idealism. The critical impact of the fragment lies in its orientation against the scientific biologism of its times.
Phenomenology in Continental Philosophy
Jan Patočka a Kosíkova Dialektika konkrétního.Jan Zouhar - 2009 - Studia Philosophica: Jahrbuch Der Schweizerischen Philosoph Ischen Gesellschaft, Annuaire de la Société Suisse de Philosphie 56 (1):69-73.details
Edmund Husserl in Continental Philosophy
Husserl and Other Philosophers in Continental Philosophy
Jan Milič Lochman.Jan Milič Lochman - 2021 - Zeitschrift Für Evangelische Ethik 65 (3):234-237.details
Jan Patocka, la Filosofia En Temps de Lluita.Francesc Fernández & Jan Patocka - 1996details
Jan Odelstad: Invariance and Structural Dependence. [REVIEW]Jan Berg - 1994 - Theoria 60 (1):63.details
Jan PatoČka and the European Heritage.Jan Patocka, Erika Abrams, Eric Manton, Ivan Chvatfk, Paul Ricoeur, Domenico Jervolino, Francoise Dastur, Renaud Barbaras, James Mensch & Lorenzo Altieri - 2007 - Studia Phaenomenologica 7:15-520.details
Curriculum Vitae of Jan Lukasiewicz.Jan Lukasiewicz - 1994 - Metalogicon 2:133-137.details
Jan Berg: Die theoretische Philosophie Kants. Unter Berücksichtigung der Grundbegriffe seiner Ethik.Edgar Morscher & Jan Berg - 2016 - Philosophischer Literaturanzeiger 69 (2):105-112.details
Jan Łukasiewicz o indukcji, logice wielowartościowej i filozofii.Jan Woleński - 1988 - Studia Filozoficzne 270 (5).details
Areas of Mathematics in Philosophy of Mathematics
Jan Strzelecki's Disputes with Socialism.Jan Szczepański - 1995 - Dialogue and Universalism 5 (11):77-81.details
The Logical Investigations of Jan Kalicki.Jan Zygmunt - 1981 - History and Philosophy of Logic 2 (1-2):41-53.details
This paper describes the work of the Polish logician Jan Kalicki (1922?1953). After a biographical introduction, his work on logical matrices and equational logic is appraised. A bibliography of his papers and reviews is also included.
Jan Koopmans: Das altkirchliche Dogma in der Reformation. In: Beiträge zur evangelischen Theologie, Theologische Abhandlungen, herausg. von E. Wolf, Bd. 22. Chr. Kaiser Verlag, München 1955, 151 pp. [REVIEW]Jan Weerda - 1956 - Zeitschrift für Religions- Und Geistesgeschichte 8 (3):272-273.details
Lijmen, Jan?Jan de Lange - forthcoming - Idee.details
Zerstreuung, Verschließung, Hingabe. Zur Figur des Transzendierens Bei Jan Patočka.Jan Frei - 2017 - Labyrinth 19 (1):48-70.details
To get distracted, to enclose and to give oneself. The Gesture of Transcendence in Jan Patočka The problem of transcendence can be traced throughout the whole work of Jan Patočka. The appeal to transcend our bonds to mere objectivity is a constant issue of his thought. It finds a new substantiation in the 1960s in his studies focusing on the meaning of the other as human being. The relation to the other person offers a special "occasion" or "place" of transcendence (...) and poses the challenge to transcend one's own particular setting. While in the mid-1960s Patočka maintains his earlier dramatic vocabulary to describe the process of transcendence, in the late 1960s his idiom becomes less vehement. Yet, it is precisely within this more "sober" framework that he symbolizes the process of transcendence with an emphatic turn to a "myth of the divine man" and its key metaphor of resurrection. To transcend means, for Patočka, always to liberate oneself from a state of self-distraction between things. However, in his late lectures, he briefly refers to a deeper layer, suggesting that this self-distraction has its "roots" in a self-enclosure or self-isolation, in the exclusive concentration on our own interests and in the illusion of our self-sufficiency. Transcendence, then, means to overcome this self-enclosure by means of a self-forgetting love. Are these rarely mentioned "roots" perhaps implicitly present in all Patočka's accounts of transcendence? (shrink)
Logical Ideas of Jan Łukasiewicz.Jan Woleński - 2019 - Studia Humana 8 (2):3-7.details
This paper discusses the main logical ideas put forward by Jan Łukasiewicz within their historical context and further development.
Discussion Following the Lecture by Jan Małecki and Andrzej Tomczak.Jan Małecki & Andrzej Tomczak - 2008 - Dialogue and Universalism 18 (9-10):162-166.details
Polish Philosophy in European Philosophy
Venturing Into Magnum Cathay, 17th Century Polish Jesuits in China: Michał Boym (1612–1659), Jan Mikołaj Smogulecki (1610–1656), and Andrzej Rudomina. [REVIEW]Jan Konior - 2010 - Forum Philosophicum: International Journal for Philosophy 15 (1):242-249.details
The article focuses on the report of the International Workshop on "17th Century Polish Jesuits in China: Michal Boym, Jan Mikolaj Smogulecki, and Andrzej Rudomina" held at the University School of Philosophy and Education in Poland organized by the Monumenta Serica Institute. The author focuses on the Chinese philosophy lecture by Professor Shi Yunli about the influence of Smogulecki on Xue Fengzou, Chinese culture and science and their work on astrology and astronomy.
Chinese Philosophy in Asian Philosophy
Science and Religion in Philosophy of Religion
" Bei Gott gibt es keine Gewalt". Was Jan Assmanns Monotheismuskritik theologisch zu denken gibt.Jan-Heiner Tück - 2011 - Theologie Und Philosophie 86 (2):222.details
Lessons in Humanity: From the Life and Work of Jan Amos Komenský.Jan Hábl - 2011 - Verlag für Kultur Und Wissenschaft.details
John of Salisbury's "Entheticus Maior and Minor". John of Salisbury, Jan van Laarhoven.Jan M. Ziolkowski - 1989 - Speculum 64 (2):446-449.details
11/12th Century Philosophy, Misc in Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy
L'approche de Hegel par Lénine En tchèque.Beyer Wr - 1977 - Filosoficky Casopis 25 (4):617-625.details
A Unifying Framework of Probabilistic Reasoning: Rolf Haenni, Jan-Willem Romeijn, Gregory Wheeler and Jon Williamson: Probabilistic Logic and Probabilistic Networks. Dordrecht: Springer, 2011, Xiii+155pp, €59.95 HB. [REVIEW]Jan Sprenger - 2012 - Metascience 21 (2):459-462.details
A unifying framework of probabilistic reasoning Content Type Journal Article Category Book Review Pages 1-4 DOI 10.1007/s11016-011-9573-x Authors Jan Sprenger, Tilburg Center for Logic and Philosophy of Science, Tilburg University, P.O. Box 90153, 5000 LE Tilburg, The Netherlands Journal Metascience Online ISSN 1467-9981 Print ISSN 0815-0796.
Moralna transcendencja ludzkiego życia w świecie (Jan Patočka 1946).Jan Zouhar - 2012 - Przeglad Filozoficzny - Nowa Seria 82 (2):509-513.details
Wissen Und Verantwortung: Festschrift für Jan P. Beckmann.Jan Peter Beckmann, Thomas Keutner, Roman Oeffner & Hajo Schmidt (eds.) - 2005 - Alber.details
Wissen Und Verantwortung: Festschrift für Jan P.Jan Peter Beckmann, Thomas Keutner, Roman Oeffner & Hajo Schmidt (eds.) - 2005 - Alber.details
Assistive Technology, Telecare and People with Intellectual Disabilities: Ethical Considerations.J. Perry, S. Beyer & S. Holm - 2009 - Journal of Medical Ethics 35 (2):81-86.details
Increasingly, commissioners and providers of services for people with intellectual disabilities are turning to assistive technology and telecare as a potential solution to the problem of the increased demand for services, brought about by an expanding population of people with intellectual disabilities in the context of relatively static or diminishing resources. While there are numerous potential benefits of assistive technology and telecare, both for service providers and service users, there are also a number of ethical issues. The aim of this (...) paper is to raise these issues and to set them within the ethical framework proposed by Beauchamp and Childress. There is a need for a wider debate as a first step in the development of strategies to address the issues raised in the paper. (shrink)
Disability in Applied Ethics
Venturing Into Magnum Cathay, 17th Century Polish Jesuits in China: Michał Boym (1612-1659), Jan Mikołaj Smogulecki (1610-1656), and Andrzej Rudomina (1596-1633). [REVIEW]Jan Konior - 2010 - Forum Philosophicum: International Journal for Philosophy 15 (1):242-249.details
The Status of a Theory of Interpretation of Statutes Jan Hellner.Jan Hellner - 1979 - In Aleksander Peczenik & Jyrki Uusitalo (eds.), Reasoning on Legal Reasoning. Society of Finnish Lawyers. pp. 6--163.details
When, If Ever, Do We Aggregate? And Why?: Jan Narveson.Jan Narveson - 2009 - Social Philosophy and Policy 26 (1):48-75.details
Aggregation in moral philosophy calls for the summing or averaging of values or utilities as a guide to individual behavior. But morality, it is argued, needs to be individualistic, in view of the evident separateness of persons, especially given the great disparities among individuals who nevertheless interact with each other in social life. The most plausible general moral program is the classical liberal one calling for mutual noninterference rather than treating others as equal to oneself in point of demands on (...) our action. Why, then, would we ever aggregate? The reason is that we are affected by behavior that has general effects, especially unintended side effects, on all sorts of people among whom we ourselves are often to be found. When we are randomly situated among such groups—as we sometimes are and often are not—minimizing aggregate harm is the plausible strategy, and sometimes promoting aggregate benefit as well. (shrink)
Utilitarianism in Normative Ethics
Equality Vs. Liberty: Advantage, Liberty: Jan Narveson.Jan Narveson - 1984 - Social Philosophy and Policy 2 (1):33-60.details
The subject of this essay is political, and therefore social, philosophy; and therefore, ethics. We want to know whether the right thing for a society to do is to incorporate in its structure requirements that we bring about equality, or liberty, or both if they are compatible, and if incompatible then which if either, or what sort of mix if they can to some degree be mixed. But this fairly succinct statement of the issue before us requires considerable clarification, even (...) as a statment of the issue. For it is widely, and in my view correctly, held that some sort of equality is utterly fundamental in these matters. We seek a principle, or principles, that apply to all, are the same for all. In that sense, certainly, equality is fundamental and inescapable. But this is a very thin sort of "equality." It will almost equally widely be agreed that the principles in question should in some more interesting sense "treat" people equally, e.g., by allotting to all the same set of rights, and moreover, rights that are – again we have to say "in some sense" – nonarbitrary, so that whatever they are, persons of all races, sexes, and so on will have the same fundamental rights assigned to them. Taking this to be, again, essentially uncontroversial, though not without potentially worrisome points of unclarity, it needs, now, to be pointed out that this characterization does not settle the issue that this essay is concerned with. That issue is about economic matters in particular. (shrink)
On the Imperviousness of Persons: A Reply to Jan Olof Bengtsson Reply.Jan Olof Bengtsson - 2011 - Pluralist 6 (1):135-143.details
Philosophy of Consciousness in Philosophy of Mind
Philosophy and Logic in Search of the Polish Tradition : Essays in Honor of Jan Wole Nski on the Occasion of His 60th Birthday.Jan Wole Nski & Jaakko Hintikka - 2003details
For Good Measure Philosophical Essays Dedicated to Jan Odelstad on the Occasion of His Fiftieth Birthday.Jan Odelstad, Lars Lindahl, Paul Needham & Rysiek Sliwi Nski (eds.) - 1997details
Omnium-Gatherum: Philosophical Essays Dedicated to Jan Österberg on the Occasion of His Sixtieth Birthday.Jan Österberg, Erik Carlson & Rysiek Śliwiński (eds.) - 2001 - Dept. Of Philosophy, Uppsala University.details
Theory of Science. Edited, with an Introd., by Jan Berg. Translated From the German by Burnham Terrell. --.Bernard Bolzano & Jan Berg - 1973 - Holland, D. Reidel.details
German Philosophy in European Philosophy
Bayesian Philosophy of Science: Variations on a Theme by the Reverend Thomas Bayes.Jan Sprenger & Stephen Hartmann - 2019 - Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press.details
Jan Sprenger and Stephan Hartmann offer a fresh approach to central topics in philosophy of science, including causation, explanation, evidence, and scientific models. Their Bayesian approach uses the concept of degrees of belief to explain and to elucidate manifold aspects of scientific reasoning.
Arguments For and Against Scientific Realism in General Philosophy of Science
Bayesian Reasoning in Philosophy of Probability
Simplicity and Parsimony in General Philosophy of Science
Theories of Explanation, Misc in General Philosophy of Science
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In my app/Events/ folder i have a class (listener) EventsSynchronised what looks like this:
class EventsSynchronised extends Event implements ShouldBroadcast, ShouldQueue
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        use SerializesModels;
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        public function __construct( )
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I have a handler for whats need to be done after the listener is called:
class HandleInput
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        }

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class EventServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider
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After preparing everything, i add a route to test:
Route::get( 'send', function ()
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What happens is that the HandleInput::class is called immediately without being queued, how can i solve this? I also tried $this->release(60) to hold it for a minute.

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A fight for life
by David McCarthy June 5, 2007 February 9, 2021
Julie Norman has made a career of saving the lives of criminals convicted of spilling someone else's blood. Her efforts to keep one such man alive are featured in the nonfiction novel "Defending the Damned."
A man murders a policeman and is convicted of the crime. The court is considering the death penalty and public sentiment says that the world will be no worse off if this man is killed.
In the case of Aloyisius Oliver, an Englewood man who found himself in this very situation following his conviction in 2001, a woman named Julie Norman was the only thing between Oliver and a publicly condoned execution. As a mitigation specialist, it is Norman's job to help the court see the defendant as a human being and not a monster. She must reveal the circumstances of this person's life and ask that the justice system consider more than just the moments it took to commit a crime.
"I am not a person who feels that the death penalty should never be imposed," Norman said. "I think that sometimes it is a remedy that should be sought. I think that both Hitler and Bin Laden, if they catch him, deserve it. But our Supreme Court says it should be given to those who are the worst of the worst. Should an 18-year-old on drugs who shoots someone deserve it?"
Norman was included in a recently published nonfiction narrative titled "Defending the Damned" by Kevin A. Davis, a Chicago author. The book has received positive reviews both locally and nationally and focuses on the story of Oliver, an Englewood resident accused of shooting and killing Chicago police officer Eric Lee in the summer of 2001. The public defense team hired Norman as a mitigation specialist.
"We're a hybrid between counselors or therapists and being investigators, because there is a legal aspect to this," Norman said.
Oliver's life was spared, thanks in part to the work done by Norman. He received a life sentence without the possibility of parole. She's been doing this work since 1990 and has performed forensic work for capital cases over the last seven years.
When a defendant charged with a capital crime receives a guilty verdict, the public defense team hires someone like Norman to act as a biographer to humanize the accused. Norman is something of an anthropologist in her recreation of the defendant's social and cultural experience. Norman said she usually writes a social history of the perpetrator to present to the court. She may even be called to testify.
While Norman's human representation is admirable and congruent with what the U.S. promises as a right, her work often is met with confrontation and she's subjected to stereotypes. The same, she said, applies to attorneys in the public defender's office.
"People think they are not good lawyers, which just isn't true," Norman said. "Some of the attorneys have been working very hard for a long time. Others think that public defenders don't really care and are bleeding-heart liberals or hippies."
Nona Rutter, a licensed clinical counselor in Forest Park and a colleague of Norman's, said she appreciates the perspective and the emotional weight that Norman must manage.
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So when Kevin Davis, author of "Defending the Damned" met Norman, the two were connected by their interest in Oliver's case. But they also shared an interest in representing the accused as a human being.
"At some point, we introduced ourselves as I was writing and researching the book and we got to know each other through the process," Davis said. "She was a very easy-going person, and we got along right away. Her responsibility is to help the court to not to think of him not as a monster. Her role is vital. She creates the biography and the human portrait of the defendant."
Norman, as she does with her clients, spent hours and hours with Oliver and his family and friends, familiarizing herself intimately with the all the cobwebbed family secrets and learning the ins and outs of his entire existence. It is not surprising then, that Norman often develops deep and somewhat sentimental views of the convicted.
"I remember Oliver's intelligence and the real loss society will experience since he will not be able to contribute anything," Norman said. "He is a warm person and intelligent, and his family is very caring. Some people's families just drop them after the trial."
In his book, Davis also took note of the bond that Norman developed with Oliver.
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Norman said she continues to correspond with Oliver, who she believes did not actually commit the crime.
With such dire, stressful, and emotional work, the job takes its toll. But Norman said it was her experience working with victims of child abuse earlier in her career that has hardened her some to the emotional work she does now.
In terms of doing mitigation work, the fact that the client could receive the death penalty is certainly very heavy," Norman said. "But I feel so strongly about this. When we go in to court, people need to see the whole person, not just the three or five minutes it took to complete the crime. The public should see his or her weaknesses and strengths, someone who is a father or a mother. Our clients are not just the crime. And that's what I am excited about finding and letting juries and judges know, the humanity of these people."


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One of the most prestigious awards for authors of romance novels is the National Readers' Choice Awards (NRCA), a nationally acclaimed contest created and administered by Oklahoma Romance Writers of America (OKRWA). Since the contest's inception in 1991, authors and publishers have recognized the importance of this award because of, what was then, a unique feature: the judges of the National Readers' Choice Awards are not writers of romance, nor are they in any way involved in the production of romance novels; the judges of the NRCA are the READERS of romance novels. First held in 1991, the NRCA had 6 categories and 170 entries. Since then, the contest has grown to include 12 categories, more than 400 entries, and Reader/Judges from all 50 states.
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In Artman's speech to the NIGA convened general convention he spoke of several issues and highlighted a priority of the land-into-trust issue including the matter of application backlog. The Bureau of Indian Affairs is responsible for reviewing land-into-trust applications with many of the applications tied to Indian tribal casinos. Upon conclusion of Artman's speech, a question and answer forum was provided to the NIGA delegates. The issue I stated to Artman was that one serious reason for the application backlog was due to the success of Indian gaming. His response was that he couldn't disagree with my statement but also his agency was short of staff to timely review the applications. However, I also pointed out to him that many of the land-into-trust applications had nothing to do with Indian casinos. In the case of the Kickapoo Tribe, our applications are for the purpose of increasing our tribal cropland, grazing land, housing development and non-gaming economic development. But due to the political backlash against the successful Indian tribal gaming ventures all applications are systematically and bureaucratically delayed.
predecessor, Assistant Secretary Dave Andersen, the Assistant Secreatary's office had no power. This is the critical issue that needs to be addressed - the power and the authority of the office of the Assistant Secretary. We already noticed that the long overdue filling of the vacant Assistant Secretary's position was not a priority.
Each of our tribal leaders need to write and call our respective Congressional representatives and request a fair and timely resolution of the land-into-trust application backlog. Why, how and who is making the land-into-trust decisions? Federal trust responsibility to Indian tribes should not remain backlogged.


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Q: SQL Server Up to x cells of data may have been dropped during insert from the following columns I'm doing a bulk csv data insert by "Import Flat File" at SQL Server 2019 Express.
After inserting, there's a pop-out warning message:

Up to x cells of data may have been dropped during insert from the following columns

Is there a way I can know which row of cells have been dropped and what the reason might be to cause this warning?

A: I think there is no provision to check which data is dropped but the Reason for that warning most possibly due to sql server is assigning wrong data type for those column. To tackle that you manually assign best suitable data type for that column.


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THIS PATTERN WAS FIRST ISSUED IN 1953. THE SET IS IN VERY GOOD+ TO EXCELLENT CONDITION. The item "1847 ROGERS BROS HERITAGE GRILLE SET SERVICE FOR 12, WITH SERVING PIECES" is in sale since Saturday, February 13, 2016. This item is in the category "Antiques\Silver\Silverplate\Flatware & Silverware". The seller is "99junqdlr" and is located in Royal Oak, Michigan.