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Q: Executing Raw sql with Entity Framework Core The below I can have a condition to execute view/table, which would load into AccountDataModel class.
 dbcontext.AccountDataModel.FromSql($"select * from account where id=123").FirstOrDefault();

How can I retrieve without using a class model, if I want to retrieve just 1 or 2 columns
example: select name from account where id=123
Do I always need a class model?

A: ADO.NET works in EFCore =)
using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore;
using System.Data.Common;
using System.Data.SqlClient;
using System;

    public void ExampleMethod(DbContext context)
    {
        SomeObjectResult result = null;
        DbCommand cmd = context.Database.GetDbConnection().CreateCommand();
        cmd.CommandText = "Select C.ID, C.CarModelID as ModelID, C.VIN, C.RegNumber,cast(C.CountValue as int) as Course,A.BrandID from   A inner join C on A.ID = C.KeyID  Where A.ID = @appID";
        cmd.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@appID", appointmentID));
        if (cmd.Connection.State != ConnectionState.Open)
        {
            cmd.Connection.Open();
        }
        using (var reader = await cmd.ExecuteReaderAsync())
        {
            if (reader.Read())
            {
                result = new SomeObjectResult()
                {
                    BrandID = (int)reader["BrandID"],
                    Course = (int)reader["Course"],
                    ID = (int)reader["ID"],
                    ModelID = (int?)reader["ModelID"],
                    RegNumber = (string)reader["RegNumber"],
                    VIN = (string)reader["VIN"]
                };
            }
        }
    }

A: Yes. like this :
var account = dbcontext.AccountDataModel.FromSql(@"select a.id, a.name from account a where a.id=123");

source : FromSql for non entity type

A: This queries the database
 var name = dbcontext.GetDBConnection().Query("select name from account where id=123").FirstOrDefault();


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Second Degree Aggravated Harassment
New York does not take a back seat to any other state in terms of investigation and prosecution of Domestic Violence crimes. In fact, New York was one of the first states to make arrests mandatory in domestic situations. Not content with stopping there, New York has a new crime on the books (December 2012) that will further challenge even the best Domestic Violence attorneys and New York criminal lawyers. That crime, Second Degree Aggravated Harassment, is not new in its entirety, but a new subsection has been amended into the offense (New York Penal Law 240.30(4)) while others have been renumbered.
New York Domestic Violence Arrest, Crimes & Laws
Regardless of the subdivision of NY PL 240.30 you may face, every crime and arrest in New York for Aggravated Harassment in the Second Degree requires that you have the intent to harass, annoy, threaten or alarm another person. Unlike an Assault in the Third Degree (NY PL 120.00) where you must have the intent to cause a physical injury to another person, Aggravated Harassment in the Second Degree does not require that heightened level of intent (arguably, prosecutors now have a means to circumvent New York Assault law). Assuming you possess this intent, to be found guilty of NY PL 240.30(4) you must strike, shove, kick or subject another person to physical contact. In doing so, that contact must result in a physical injury. The statute also specifically establishes family or household members as persons who may be victims of this crime.
The dynamic that changes for prosecutors, criminal attorneys, judges and defendants alike is twofold. First is the fact that Second Degree Aggravated Harassment is often prosecuted in a domestic context. In these cases, the allegations usually involve some form of telephonic, texting or email communication. Now, an entirely new spectrum of crime is added to the statute.
Second, and most importantly, the statute certainly has a noble intent. Who would disagree that law enforcement should not have all the tools in its arsenal to stop or punish domestic violence and other violent offenders (keep in mind that an accused need not be a domestic relation, but often involves family members)? However, this "new" offense arguably gives prosecutors the ability to punish people who may never have had the intent to cause a physical injury to another person, but accidently did so. What if, hypothetically, you intended to only annoy another person and pushed him or her? What if that person fell or banged into something and had a big ugly, purple bruise on the arm? Despite this ultimate injury, you never had any intent to cause a physical injury? Now, prosecutors have the means to arrest or charge a person with an offense that is the same level as an Assault, but arguably not as significant in terms of intentional conduct. That's right. You did not perpetrate a Third Degree Assault, but now New York prosecutors can charge you with an equal crime in the eyes of the law.
Will prosecutors pursue Aggravated Harassment judiciously or only where it is truly warranted? Alternatively, will they abuse their discretion to coerce a lesser plea? While each case is unique, criminal lawyers must not merely be prepared to defend their client's from a criminal allegation, but they must also be ready to counsel clients about the devastation to their careers, livelihood and names that can result from even the slightest hint of wrongdoing.
Texts, Phone Calls & Other Forms of Second Degree Aggravated Harassment
To learn about the crimes, statutes, procedures and practical applications of New York Domestic Violence laws or any other subsection of Second Degree Harassment, follow the links above or review the newyorkcriminallawyer-blog.com. Educate yourself on the law and don't let a wrongful allegation define you as a person or destroy your future. Let the former Domestic Violence Unit prosecutors with the Manhattan District Attorney's Office utilize their years of training and experience to identify and implement the best defense for you.
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STG Aerospace appoints new CEO
By Adam Gavine on	 January 4, 2021 Industry News, Lighting
STG Aerospace has promoted Grant Bennett to the role of CEO, tasked with leading the company's recovery and growth strategy as it continues to develop its business to meet existing and new market demands.
Bennett has 30 years' experience in the manufacturing industry, serving such diverse markets as consumer electronics, defence, medical, automotive, and military & commercial aerospace. He joined STG Aerospace in June 2017 as chief operating officer, with a brief to lead the engineering, quality, supply chain and manufacturing operations organisation.
Beginning 1 January 2021, Grant has moved to the position of chief executive officer for STG Aerospace. Commenting on his appointment Grant Bennett said: "2020 has been a year of more change at ST:, some planned for, but much of it out of necessity as we wrestled to respond quickly whilst the world began to buckle under the pandemic. I am absolutely certain that our simple approach of 'keep all our people safe and maintain business continuity' and then doing everything we could to ensure those two things, meant we were able to keep our UK and US sites operational throughout the year and achieve on-time supply to all our customers.
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Examine Responsbilities: Often, major stresses center around who will provide what care. First, it's important to evaluate the actual care needs as well as who may be willing and able to act as a primary caregiver. This may fall to the eldest sibling, or the family member without children, but it's important for everyone to examine their abilities and agree to play a role in care. Working with a home care agency that uses a home care software or home care system to manage their agency may help families better understand and examine options for outside care assistance as well.
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Constitutional Law Group March 15, 2017 Devolution, Scotland, UK Parliament
Ewan Smith and Alison Young: "That's how it worked in 2014, and how it would have to work again"
On the 9th of March, writing for the BBC, Laura Kuenssberg, the political editor of the BBC said "it's up to the Westminster government to permit another [Scottish] referendum." Six days earlier, Sarah Smith, the Scotland editor of the BBC said:
"The Prime Minister knows she could easily prevent another referendum by simply refusing to allow it. The Scottish government has to ask the UK government to devolve the power to hold another vote before it can go ahead. That's how it worked in 2014 and how it would have to work again."
These are legal claims and they are controversial. Last June, the BBC would not have said, with such confidence, that the UK government could withdraw from the Treaty of the European Union without consulting Parliament. We should not allow this claim to become a fact without testing it.
In 2012, before the 2014 Referendum was announced, lawyers prepared arguments on whether the Scottish Government, or the Scottish Parliament had the power to call a referendum. Many of us were relieved when the Edinburgh Agreement found a way to call the referendum that satisfied all parties. But it is important to remember that the Agreement did not settle the debate about the powers of the Scottish Parliament and Government. It postponed it.
This post briefly revisits the lines of that debate, then argues that, contrary to both BBC claims, the Scottish Parliament and the Scottish government may have the power to call a referendum.
The Position of the Scottish Parliament
Before the Edinburgh Agreement, lawyers debated whether the Scottish Parliament could legislate to hold a constitutional referendum without the permission of the UK government. Among many others, Nick Barber argued that the Scottish Parliament could. Among many others Adam Tomkins argued that the Scottish Parliament could not.
The Scotland Act 1998 devolves full powers to the Scottish Parliament, except those reserved to Westminster. Barber makes the uncontroversial point that referendums are not listed as a reserved matter under the Act. Tomkins makes the uncontroversial point that the Constitution is a reserved matter under Schedule 5 Part 1 (1). The language of the Schedule is not as clear as we might hope from a provision of this importance but it reserves "the union between the Kingdoms of Scotland and England", which should be taken to mean the political union between Scotland and the rest of the United Kingdom and "the Parliament of the United Kingdom." As a matter of UK law, the Scottish Parliament cannot pass a declaration of independence. Can it lawfully hold a referendum about whether another constitutional institution should do so?
In answering this question, we should not confuse the different ways that power is devolved to different national and local institutions. Local governments have the power to hold advisory referendums, but the topic is usually limited to the manner in which they exercise their own powers. For example, Schedule 12 of the Local Government Act 1972 provides that an advisory poll "may be demanded before the conclusion of a parish meeting" but the poll should consider "any question arising at the meeting". Section 116 of the Local Government Act 2003 provides that any poll has to be related to the provision of services, expenditure on services, or the power under s2 of the Local Government Act 2000 to improve well-being in the locality. Section 64 of the Government of Wales Act 2006 grants the power to conduct a poll to the Welsh Ministers. However, they can only exercise the power "for the purpose of ascertaining the views of those polled about whether or how any of the functions of the Welsh Ministers… should be exercised."
However, this is not the logic of the Scottish devolution settlement. In Scotland, unless the power to consult is reserved, then it is devolved. There are no provision in the Act to suggest that the power to consult is tailored to devolved matters. Advisory referendums are a form of public consultation. They enable both governments and both Parliaments to work out what people think. In R (Miller & Dos Santos) v. Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union [2017] UKSC 5, the Supreme Court said the referendum on EU membership was 'politically advisory' because the European Union Referendum Act 2015 did not include a legally enforceable obligation on the executive to respond to the referendum outcome. The same would be true if Scotland were to hold a referendum on similar terms. In the next section, we shall consider some ways in which it can exercise this power.
Adam Tomkins suggests another reason why, even if the general power to hold referendums is not reserved, the Scottish Parliament can only exercise this power in respect of devolved matters. Under s.29 (2) an Act of the Scottish Parliament that "relates to reserved matters" is not law. One problem that s.29 creates is that often legislation, and government policy, relate both to reserved and to devolved matters. To adapt Lord Rodger's example in Martin v HM Advocate [2010] UKSC 10 at [84], legislation on housing policy (devolved) may have an impact on asylum (reserved.) We then face a problem of how best to characterize action that relates both to a reserved and devolved matter. Tomkins argues that an advisory referendum on an issue that is reserved to the Westminster government "relates to a reserved matter" within the meaning of s.29. He says this means the Scottish Parliament may not legislate to hold a referendum.
It is clear that this does not mean every Act of the Scottish Parliament that grazes a reserved matter is not law. Section 29(3) says "the question whether a provision of an Act of the Scottish Parliament relates to a reserved matter is to be determined… by reference to the purpose of the provision, having regard (among other things) to its effect in all the circumstances." If the purpose of an act is to effect a change on a reserved matter, then the court will apply s.29. In Martin (at [11]) Lord Hope expands on this in light of the old Imperial "pith and substance" test, which looks to the "true nature and character" of a statute. Unfortunately, in this particular case, that test does little more than rephrase the question in different words. In our example, the Scottish Parliament passes an Act to consult Scots about the constitution. Holyrood may claim its legislation is, by nature, consultative and Whitehall may claim it is constitutional. Faced with this sort of characterization problem the pith and substance test does not help us to decide whether the act is "substantially" constitutional or "substantially" consultative.
In the post cited above Adam Tomkins takes a broad reading of the "purpose" of a referendum act. He argues that the Act "appeals directly to the people to make a decision that, for whatever reason, is felt to be more appropriately made by the public than by a legislature." Obviously, there is considerable political pressure to follow the result of an advisory referendum. However, as we note above, in Miller, although the Supreme Court took account of the politics of the referendum in all the circumstances, it construed the Act in terms of the legal duties it created. A similarly constituted Supreme Court is unlikely to construe an Act intended to consult people about constitutional change as an Act intended to achieve constitutional change. Section 101 reinforces this point: it would instruct a court to focus on the 'advisory' nature of the legislation, in order to bring it within the competences of the Scottish Parliament.
In his dissenting judgment in Martin (at [89]) Lord Rodger makes a stronger claim. He said "if the Scottish Parliament persisted in legislating on the matter, despite the United Kingdom government's opposition, one would expect to find that the relevant provisions … would be outside its competence and so not law." This is an unorthodox argument. If the Scottish Government "persists" in the face of objection from Westminster, that is one thing. Parliament can, of course, make law for Scotland (Scotland Act 1998 s28.(7)). If it wanted to, Westminster could enact law that forbids the Scottish Government to hold a referendum, opinion poll, focus group, or public meeting that concerns the Union.
But here we are considering what happens if the Scottish Parliament persists in the face of objection not from Westminster but from Whitehall? To claim that a government, even a national government, can dictate to a Parliament on the proper scope of its powers is at odds with the vision of the devolution settlement set out in AXA General Insurance v HM Advocate [2011] UKSC 46, not to mention the vision of the separation of powers set out in Miller. Indeed, in Attorney General for England and Wales v Counsel General for Wales [2014] UKSC 43, [34-36], [68] (Lord Reed) the UK Supreme Court rejected a similar argument in respect of a much more limited devolution settlement. What the court has to do is establish what Parliament intended when it enacted the Scotland Act 1998. We will consider this question in more detail, but first it is worth noting that there might be other ways in which the Scottish Government can organize a referendum.
The Position of the Scottish Government
Tomkins' point relates only to Acts of the Scottish Parliament. There are many reasons why it would be wise to place an important referendum on a statutory footing, but that does not mean this is a legal requirement. Even if no statute, British or Scottish, was forthcoming, the Scottish Government might be able to consult the Scottish people using resources voted to it for this purpose. We argue below that the best way to conduct a referendum would be to use a statute. However, this might not be the only way for the Scottish government to achieve this objective.
Scottish Ministers are Ministers of the Crown and not all of their powers have a specific, statutory source. They exercise prerogative powers on behalf of the Crown in respect of devolved matters and some of those powers "relate to" reserved matters under the Scotland Act. However, in respect of Scottish government action, we cannot simply say that the purported exercise of administrative powers is not law if it relates to a reserved matter in the simple sense that we can say this of an Act of the Scottish Parliament. In fact, since the devolution settlement, the institutions of Scottish government have exercised a wide range of powers in respect of reserved matters, without legal challenge, without substantial political challenge.
International relations, international trade and development assistance are all reserved matters. However, the Scottish Parliament has cross-party groups dealing with all of these matters. The Scottish government also has an International Division in Victoria Quay, and interests sections based in British Embassies abroad, established and financed using funds voted by the Scottish Parliament. Before the 2014 referendum, the Scottish government published its White Paper on Scotland's Future, using money voted to it by the Scottish Parliament, and setting out policies related to reserved matters. Indeed, the Scottish Government frequently engages in consultation related to reserved matters. The most recent consultation on whether to publish a new Draft Referendum Bill only closed in January 2017. Between June and October 2014, the Scottish government also consulted on the content of a Scottish Independence Bill, and a Scottish Constitution, both of which are unambiguously reserved matters.
Perhaps this activity is all unlawful, and it would be possible to challenge the Scottish Budget on the grounds that the vote of funds for these broad purposes is "not law" under s.29. However, to put the point mildly, it is not obvious that the High Court would entertain this sort of challenge (we cannot speak for the Scottish Courts.) Such a case would face at least two substantial obstacles. First, the court would be asked to review an act of a democratically-elected parliament, and in AXA the Supreme Court has regularly said it will only do this with great caution. Second, the court would be asked to review the discretionary allocation of the consolidated fund. The House of Lords, and the Supreme Court are especially reluctant to review that sort of discretion (see e.g. Nottinghamshire County Council v Secretary of State for the Environment [1986] A.C. 240).
Our final point with respect to the powers of the Scottish ministers relates to s30 of the Scotland Act. Under s.30 (2) "Her Majesty may by Order in Council make any modifications" of the reserved matters "which She considers necessary or expedient." Such an Order requires the approval of both Westminster and Holyrood. In 2013, on the advice of UK ministers, and with the consent of both Parliaments, Her Majesty issued a s.30 Order to clarify the constitutionality of the 2014 Scottish referendum. However, it is not obvious from the text of s.30 that the UK government enjoys the sole right of initiative to recommend that a s.30 order should be issued. Scottish Ministers are also ministers of the Crown. Nor is it obvious that the UK government enjoys a right of veto over a s.30 recommendation by Scottish ministers. Holyrood and Westminster are both granted an express veto. It is not obvious to us that Whitehall (or indeed St Andrew's House) enjoy one by implication.
This is an intricate and doubtful area and it is not possible to explore it in detail here. However, the current practice of the Scottish Ministers suggests that the Scottish government may be able to use its administrative powers to hold a referendum, as it uses them to hold other sorts of consultation. It might therefore be unwise for the UK government to refuse to use the most appropriate constitutional channel, if this creates the potential that a politically controversial referendum will be convened in a less optimal manner.
The Edinburgh Agreement
This brings us to the final issue – does the Edinburgh Agreement make any difference? Is this indeed "how it would have to work again?" To answer this question, we have to look at the agreement itself, and at the statutory instrument inserted into the Scotland Act 1998 to give effect to the agreement.
The Edinburgh Agreement is a memorandum of understanding between the Scottish Government and Whitehall. It agreed that the UK government would transfer powers, to conduct the 2014 Referendum subject to certain limitations. Christine Bell and Aileen McHarg, among others, have each lucidly described the uncertain legal status of the Agreement. The key point, for our purposes, is that the Agreement does not change the legal powers of the Scottish Parliament or the Scottish Government. At best, it may be seen as giving rise to a convention that, if Scotland wished to hold a referendum on whether to become an independent State, then it needs to seek the permission of the UK Government. But, as Miller clearly reinforced, conventions are only politically, not legally binding. The Supreme Court identified the Sewel convention, but it refused even to describe the government's actions as unconstitutional, never mind unlawful. We would expect it to do likewise if presented with the Edinburgh Agreement.
Following the Agreement, the Scotland Act 1998 (Modification of Schedule 5) Order 2013 inserted language into Schedule 5 of the Scotland Act further to s.30 and s.113 of the Act.
"Paragraph 1 does not reserve a referendum on the independence of Scotland from the rest of the United Kingdom if the following requirements are met
[Among other requirements] The date of the poll at the referendum must be no later than 31st December 2014."
It would be a misconception to treat the Order in Council as a guide to the meaning of the Scotland Act 1998. Statutory instruments enacted under a Henry VIII clause, like s30, are strictly construed. This language does not stand for the proposition that Paragraph 1 would ordinarily reserve a referendum on the independence of Scotland. The section only specifically concerned a particular referendum held by a certain date. It does not stand for the broad proposition that all referendums on Scottish independence are reserved. In fact, the Explanatory Memorandum to the Order acknowledges the uncertain import of s1. It makes it clear that the Order is being inserted because "the UK government considers" that such an Act "would relate to the Union of the Kingdoms of Scotland and England and so would be outside the competence of the Scottish Parliament." To read the Act in light of the Order is to read it in light of the UK government's view, which though relevant, is not decisive.
If there is to be another referendum on whether Scotland should be an independent country then the Scottish Parliament and the UK Parliament would be well advised jointly to enact provisions similar to, but more concrete than, those set out in the Northern Ireland Act 1998.
Four features of that Act stand out. First, and most important, s1(1) establishes that Northern Ireland remains part of the Union because a majority of its people consent to be. Second, s1 (2) does not provide for an advisory referendum. In the event of a majority vote to leave, the act places the Secretary of State under a statutory duty to "lay before Parliament… proposals to give effect to that wish." Third, Schedule 1 sets out the Secretary of State's duty to call a referendum "if it appears likely to him that a majority of those voting would express a wish that Northern Ireland should cease to be part of the United Kingdom and form part of a united Ireland" Fourth, the Secretary of State may not call a new referendum "earlier than seven years after the holding of a previous poll under this Schedule."
The argument that the Scottish government is subject to restrictions like these would insert carefully-considered provisions of one devolution settlement into another devolution settlement drafted at the very same moment. These might have been a wise thing for Parliament to do, but it was not what Parliament did. It did not create any duty for any minister to "lay before Parliament… proposals to give effect to" the wishes of the Scottish people. It did nothing to restrict the power of the Scottish Parliament or the Scottish Minister to consult the Scottish people. It did not provide that one referendum may not follow another. Perhaps most important, it did not reserve the right of initiative to call a referendum, whether binding or advisory.
Like Northern Ireland, Scotland is part of the United Kingdom because a majority of its people consent to be. The same is also true for England and Wales. Even if the legal power to grant independence lies with Westminster, it does not follow that Westminster is best placed to establish what Scottish people think about the Union. By any account of subsidiarity, the exercise of consulting people should be made as close to the people as possible. If both governments cannot reach consensus on how to manage a future referendum, the power of the Scottish Parliament and the Scottish government to consult Scottish people, as devolved by the Scotland Act, is undisturbed by the Edinburgh Agreement, and undiminished by its newfound importance.
Ewan Smith, Lecturer, Hertford College, Oxford
Alison L. Young, Professor of Public Law, Hertford College, University of Oxford
(Suggested citation: E. Smith and A. Young, "That's how it worked in 2014, and how it would have to work again" U.K. Const. L. Blog (15th Mar 2017) (available at https://ukconstitutionallaw.org/))
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C Jones on March 15, 2017 at 7:51 pm
What is the legal status of Scotland w.r.t. the EU ? Could they claim to already be a member of the EU? Thank you
John on March 16, 2017 at 6:07 pm
No. It is the UK which is a member-state of the EU, not Scotland, not England, not Wales nor Northern Ireland.
Claire on May 15, 2017 at 3:04 pm
There is the argument of Scotland as a successor state. The European Charter allows for this idea in theory and the way that the constitution is arranged and theoretically interpreted the end of the union would be a "separation of equal nations". however this would need generous political will from EU, a lot of chill from rUK and independence before Brexit, the latter two being almost definitely ruled out at this point.
CONNELL on March 15, 2017 at 9:59 pm
The article does not mention that we have a parliamentary and unitary constitution and that referendums can only ever be surveys in the United Kingdom.
Essential matters in which a serious article would address.
"it does not follow that Westminster is best placed to establish what Scottish people think about the Union."
59/59 constituencies across Scotland returned MP's on representational manifestos not abstentionist manifestos including 56 SNP MP's. They were sent there to be part of the whole British nation and represent the constituency electorates.
The British Parliament is exactly the place where the electors wish to be.
Andy Ellis (@ndls61) on April 3, 2017 at 4:03 pm
If that were indeed the case Connell, then the referendum route to independence would be unnecessary. For good or ill, both Westminster and Holyrood have signified that a Yes vote in an independence referendum would be accepted as proof positive that Scots wanted to leave the union, and as seen in 2014 under the terms of the Edinburgh Agreement, would take the necessary steps to make it so.
If your case is that Westminster may now take a different view from that agreed in the 2012-14 period, standing on the high ground of the sovereignty of the Westminster parliament, then the referendum route being closed the YEs movement in Scotland has a relatively easy response: the next available Holyrood or Westminster elections would simply be declared a plebiscite on independence, and if more than 50% vote for independence, then it would occur. Given the dominance of the SNP in Westminster seats at present, I imagine many pro-independence folk would be quite happy to see all 56 pro-independence MPs standing down to provoke by-elections fought on the platform of independence.
The moral of this for people wedded to the English conceptions of parliamentary sovereignty would seem to be "be careful what you wish for".
John on April 3, 2017 at 6:12 pm
"Be careful what you wish for"?
That could mean all 56 SNP MPs losing their seats in unnecessary by-elections.
John on March 16, 2017 at 4:09 am
'The Acts of Union, passed by the English and Scottish Parliaments in 1707, led to the creation of the United Kingdom of Great Britain on 1 May of that year.
The UK Parliament met for the first time in October 1707.'
Source: http://www.parliament.uk/about/living-heritage/evolutionofparliament/legislativescrutiny/act-of-union-1707/
So, it would seem that the original Act of Union was between the Scottish and English Parliaments.
We now have a restored Scottish Parliament but no longer an English Parliament.
Could this mean that an English Parliament needs to be restored in order to repeal the 1707 Acts or to pass an Act of Dis-Union with Scotland?
While your analysis suggests the Scottish Parliament could approve the holding of a referendum, it would not be able to legislate independence for Scotland.
The Scottish Parliament has not been restored. It was a sovereign parliament.
The institution in Holyrood today is a devolved parliament and completely different.
The British Parliament is sovereign.
The devolved Scottish has no competence on the matter of the Constitution and it is illegal for it or it's officers to intrude into the matter of the constitution including a referendum. It is true that so far no British government has enforced this provision
of the 1998 Scotland Act Schedule 5.
Connell, a large part of the article above (which I have my doubts you even read, or if you did you patently failed to understand) makes the point that there is simply no legal or constitutional consensus that the holding of referendums is a matter which falls within the category of things viewed as outside the competence of Holyrood, or that it is a reserved matter. Indeed the weight of opinion appears to suggest that since the holding of referendums is not specifically prohibited, they are allowed.
This may not chime with your ideological predelictions, but whilst you are entitled to your own opinion, you are not entitled to assert that your opinion represents fact.
Chris on April 5, 2017 at 2:03 am
No, referendums are pieces of legislation which are enacted through the Parliament at Westminster. Indeed, every referendum in the U.K. has only been legal due to the fact that Westminster has given its consent for them. Now, the Scottish Parliament voted to request a Section 30 Order, but it does not bind nor compel Westminster to reciprocate.
Tony on May 1, 2019 at 7:42 pm
Whether or not legislating to hold a referendum on Scottish Independence is within the competence of the Scottish Parliament is a matter for the courts. If the courts decided it was within its competence, it would not be lawful for the UK government to act to stop the referendum. The only thing that could alter this would be if the UK parliament enacted a new statute.
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The quality of Connell's grammar reflects the quality of his opinion.
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An X-ray-guided spinal tap procedure fails more than half of the time in young infants and should be used sparingly, if at all, for those patients, according to a new study done by researchers at Wake Forest University School of Medicine.
The study also shows that the X-ray-guided form of spinal tap, called fluoroscopy-guided lumbar puncture, causes a doubling in risk of bleeding for patients older than 80 compared to younger patients and that the risk of bleeding caused by the procedure can be reduced by doing the puncture at the middle of the lower back rather than at the lowest levels of the spine.
The full study appears in this month's issue of the American Journal of Neuroradiology, published by the American Society of Neuroradiology.
"The purpose of this study was to look at which factors related to doing a spinal tap result in a greater chance of bleeding caused by the needle," said Annette J. Johnson, M.D., M.S., the study's senior researcher and an associate professor of radiologic sciences. "We are trying to figure out how to minimize the number of times we cause bleeding when doing this procedure."
Fluoroscopy-guided lumbar puncture is used most often to diagnose patients who have sudden severe headache, possible meningitis infection or cancers around the brain.
Doctors perform this type of spinal tap to analyze cerebrospinal fluid, which can help determine why a patient is sick. A patient who has a fever and stiff neck, for example, might have abnormal white blood cells in his cerebrospinal fluid, indicating that the symptoms are caused by meningitis, whereas the cerebrospinal fluid of a patient with a severe, sudden headache might contain a significant amount of blood, a sign of possible ruptured aneurysm.
During the lumbar puncture, a small needle is inserted into the patient's lower spine. Fluoroscopy is the use of radiation in real time to take a picture that more precisely locates where to put the needle, avoiding bone spurs and bony narrowing related to scoliosis. Sometimes the placement of the needle during the procedure causes some bleeding into the cerebrospinal fluid. This type of problem, seen in up to a quarter of cases, makes it more difficult to diagnose the patient, Johnson said, because it is hard to determine if the blood is a symptom of the condition or a result of the lumbar puncture.
"Because cerebrospinal fluid tests provide very valuable information in making the diagnoses of several serious diseases - such as bleeding in the head, cancer of the brain or spine, meningitis, infection of the brain, or multiple sclerosis - and because obtaining the fluid involves insertion of a long needle into the spine, it is important that we optimize the most safe and effective methods of doing this procedure," Johnson said.
For the study, researchers reviewed the files of more than 750 patients ranging in age from less than 1 year to 90 years old. All had received a fluoroscopy-guided lumbar puncture in emergency room, outpatient or inpatient settings.
Results show that fluoroscopy-guided lumbar punctures failed in about 60 percent of the cases that involved very young patients, meaning that no cerebrospinal fluid could be obtained at all. The needle caused bleeding into the cerebrospinal fluid in about 25 percent of the infant cases where the doctors were able to obtain the fluid, according to the study.
"This finding suggests that in infants, physicians may opt to use ultrasound to guide the needle for lumbar puncture or work without the cerebrospinal fluid altogether," Johnson said. "It's just not worth the radiation and high chance of failure or bleeding that fluoroscopy-guided lumbar puncture carries in these very young patients."
For patients older than 80, the researchers found that such bleeding happened in about 26 percent of cases - twice the rate seen in patients ages 1 to 80. Johnson said clinicians in those cases should attempt to insert the needle in the middle of the lower back, where the study found risk of bleeding is less likely. Clinicians should also double check to make sure these elderly patients are not taking medications that thin the blood and increase the chance of bleeding, she added.
Regardless of age, punctures in the lower part of the low-back were twice as likely to result in bleeding as were those in the middle low-back.
"We were somewhat surprised that needle size was not related to rate of bleeding caused by the needle," Johnson said. "This result may be related to the fact that only two sizes of needles were commonly used in our study and both were small. However, we did find that the risk of bleeding was higher as you went lower in the spine.
"Lumbar punctures will very likely continue to be a common medical procedure," Johnson added. "The findings of this study should help ordering physicians decide how best to order this test and should help radiologist physicians choose at which levels to perform the procedure."
Reference: Michael Y. Chen, M.D., also of the School of Medicine, and Samuel D. Yu, M.D., of Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis, co-authored the study, which received no external funding.
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New York man gets 17 years in prison for 'vicious' hate crime against Asian woman
by Sandy December 1, 2022
A man who pleaded guilty to banging an asian woman more than 100 times in a hate crime attack earlier this year in Yonkers, New York, was sentenced to 17 and a half years in state prison on Tuesday, prosecutors said.
Tammel Esco, 42, has been convicted of the March attack on a 67-year-old Asian woman in the lobby of her Yonkers apartment building, the Westchester County District Attorney's Office said in a news release. Esco had pleaded guilty in September to first-degree assault as a hate crime.
On March 11, Esco used anti-Asian slurs against the victim, who is of Filipino descent, when he approached her from behind and punched her in the head, knocking her to the ground. prosecutors said.
Esco continued to attack the woman, punching her more than 100 times, stomping on her with his construction boots and spitting on her, prosecutors said. Shortly after the attack, police released surveillance video of the incident.
Security video of a man violently attacking a woman in the lobby of an apartment building in Yonkers, New York on March 11, 2022. The suspect, identified as Tammel Esco, later pleaded guilty to first-degree assault in as a hate crime
The victim was treated for brain bleeds, multiple facial fractures, bruises and lacerations to the head and face, the district attorney's office said. She appeared in court to read her impact statement on Tuesday, saying the "heartless" attack cost her her home.
"Because of the wickedness and hatred of Tammel Esco, I lost the place I called home for over 24 years, the place where I raised my daughters and my longtime neighbors. .. When the attack happened, all I could think of was, 'Please Lord let me live, please Lord my daughters need me'. she said, according to the prosecutor's office. "A complete stranger spat, beat and kicked me heartlessly over 100 times just because of my heritage… My only hope is that God and the criminal justice system will see fit to make sure this doesn't happen. never again to another innocent family."
At a Tuesday press conference, Westchester County District Attorney Miriam Rocah described the attack as "one of the most vicious and shocking hate crimes" the area has seen.
"This is a case that has traumatized not only the victim and his family, but also his neighbors in the city of Yonkers, the wider Westchester community and the wider Asian American and Pacific Islander community, really across the country," added Rocah. .
Esco has been held without bond since his arrest on the day of the attack.
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5. Blow (5:06)
6. Sonya (5:31)
7. Fantasy (4:35) *
8. Duke Booty (4:55)
9. Mystery (Reprise) (1:29)
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This album is great! The last Miles Davis album. Coincidentally, It shows how truly he was ahead of his time. If you were to put this album on and I didn't know what it was, I would think it was made maybe in the last 6-8 years. Nay, this album came out in 1991. It's Miles Davis' attempt at acid jazz/hip hop and it is amazing!
The first track Mystery has this quality I feel in modern jazz-rock, acid jazz, and funk. The groove is nice and Miles plays some cool lines. It's like a combination of his earlier late 50s albums with his new direction. It then goes into The Doo Bop Song which is really good and has a cool chorus. I like a little rap, so this song is alright. The beat is good, and the rappers are not the main focus. Only this 2 other songs have any rap.
The next 2 tracks are 2 of the best tracks. Chocolate Chip is very funky and Miles' playing is very nice here. The bass lays it down everywhere.
Next track will make you want to jump in a car and drive very fast, I kid you not. High Speed Chase may be one of the best Miles Davis songs ever. You have to hear this song.
Blow is good. More hip hop on this one. Miles plays a great solo. Did I mention they're everywhere and are all great? Well, anyway, the next track is great. Sonya sounds a bit dated because of the drum sounds, but is still an alright song. The electric piano towards the end is nice, I like it.
Fantasy and Duke Booty are funky as hell. Fantasy has some rap but only for a little bit. Then Miles plays another good solo. Duke Booty is a lot better with a great groove going on. Miles being very funky. Excellent.
It ends with the Mystery Reprise. A culmination on everything you've heard. Giving the album a proggy feel for no reason. The original theme of Mystery comes back the groove returns. Another great Miles Davis solo. It really is a great way to end the album.
This album isn't really prog in the strictest sense, only a moment or 3 of anything. However, the music is very progressive, as Miles always tried to be. I see it as a fitting ending to a career that lasted over half a century. It makes sense, and I could see why he would take this direction after all the music he had made, and you have to remember what was going on back then. We'll never know where we would have taken this, but he never stopped advancing.
If you're open minded and not exclusively looking for prog but just great music, pick up this album. I can't really call it a masterpiece but it is definitely progressive. I give it 4 stars because it's a great album and very underrated. Not a good first album to start with but once you're familiar, especially with a few of the 80's albums, check this one out.
Posted Saturday, August 16, 2008 | Review this album | Report (Review #179666)
Review by Easy Money
Miles could have made the ultimate progressive psychedelic trippy instrumental hip-hop album, and a lot of us were waiting for him to do just that but instead, soon after he died, we got this. This album has always sounded incomplete to me, a work in progress, hurriedly released in an attempt to bring in a few more dollars by slangin Miles name one more time. This was supposed to be Miles' attempt to capture the street sounds of NYC in the early 90s, and he brought in Easy Mo Bee, one of New York's top rap producers to help him achieve just that. I don't think Miles' style of trumpet playing really matches these sort of raw stark productions. Personally I think someone like Bill Laswell, with his modern dubbish post-psychedelic approach could have done a better job of bringing Miles quirky trumpet playing into the age of sample and loop rhythms.
Most of these songs feature a basic looped rhythm on top of which Miles plays a melody of sorts and then improvises on that melody. These songs aren't complicated, nor are they very well developed, but to their credit many of the looped grooves are quite good. What is lacking though is the presence of some other soloists, as well as some sort of song like development. There are also some less than stellar vocal performances on three tracks. Poetry set to a beat can be as progressive and interesting as any other form of music, but the 'raps' on here are nothing special, and already sounded out of date before the album was released.
In small doses this can be a fun record and can sound great in an acid jazz mix or part of a progressive DJ set, but it is frustrating knowing that Miles could have done much better.
Last Miles Davis studio album is a real disappointment. Not because he plays hip-hop there, it 's not a first time playing such music in his career. Just there is not music enough on these recordings, that's the reason.
Who could imagine Miles' last album will be played (?) or ,better, made by studio engineers. OK, besides of Miles there is one more (!) live musician - rapper J.R. All other sounds are loops and rhythm machines with simplistic Miles trumpet soloing over them. And the main problem is not only the music isn't alive enough, but it is far not NY street raw sound. It's simplistic polished studio sound (very close to European acid jazz). Nothing to add - happily there are few melodies, but not strong enough to add even minimal spices to this tragic brew.
Possibly, could be used for DJ mixing... have no other idea how to use this music.
Posted Wednesday, July 21, 2010 | Review this album | Report (Review #291287)
Review by The Quiet One
"Why don't you play some hip-hop while you're at it?" Miles replied: "You want me to doo-what?"
There was this day in 1990 where an extremely annoyed fusion fan told Miles in one of his concerts, while the crowd was 'booing' at his 80's poppy jazz: "Why don't you play some hip-hop while you're at it?!". Miles answered back: "You want me to doo-what?" The fan replied: "Yeah, you heard me!". For the fans amusement, but especially for this specific annoyed fan, Miles did try to fuse chilled jazzy tunes with rap. You can even read in the inner liner notes: 'Thanks to this fan of mine for giving me the idea, hope you enjoy it sucker!'
So yeah, this is like a "you see, I can do this too!" album. Miles Davis, musically, was not that far from the hip- hop beats, so it wasn't really that far-fetched, but still, listening to someone rapping on top of Davis' trumpet is odd!
Mind you, this is not "true Miles" in the sense that he doesn't add or make a unique twist to hip-hop as you should have expected Miles to do, it's pretty straight-forward and simple. The music behind the rapping, which is sparse and not annoying, and trumpet playing, reminds me a bit of acid jazz with the groovy keys and punchy beats, so that's good for me.
To sum it up, I can chill pleasantly while listening to this album, though just like Tutu, that means it really isn't worth for the music for what it is, just pleasant background music with simplistic and catchy grooves, nothing noteworthy.
2 stars: if this was annoying or plain crap I would rate it 1 star, and by the way, I admire Miles for doing this, he sure was one of the greatest musicians that the human race lost in 1991, and this last album of his is more than welcome despite not being excellent. Oh, in case you've been wondering about the story, that didn't happen actually *laughs*.
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NDN Coping Mechanisms
Written by Billy-Ray Belcourt
Published September 03, 2019 | ISBN 9781487005788
POETRY / Native American
Billy-Ray Belcourt
In the follow-up to his Griffin Poetry Prize–winning collection, This Wound is a World, Billy-Ray Belcourt aims more of an anthropological eye at the contours of NDN and queer social worlds to spot much that is left unsaid when we look only to the mainstream media. In this genre-bending work, Belcourt employs poetry, poetics, prose, and textual art to illuminate the rogue possibilities bubbling up everywhere NDNs are.
Part One examines the rhythms of everyday life, which include the terrible beauty of the reserve, the afterlives of history, and the grammar of anal sex. Part Two experiments with form and practice, putting to use, for example, a mode of documentary poetics that unearths the logics that make and unmake texts like Treaty 8.
NDN Coping Mechanisms: Notes from the Field emerges out of a form of auto/ethnographic sensibility that is at turns campy and playful, jarring and candid, displaying, once again, the writer's extraordinary craft, guile, audacity, and the sheer dexterity of his imagination.
BILLY-RAY BELCOURT (he/him) is a writer and academic from the Driftpile Cree Nation. His debut book of poems, This Wound is a World, won the 2018 Griffin Poetry Prize and the 2018 Robert Kroetsch City of Edmonton Book Prize, and was named the Most Significant Book of Poetry in English by an Emerging Indigenous Writer at the 2018 Indigenous Voices Award. It was also a finalist for the Governor General's Literary Award, the Gerald Lampert Memorial Award, and the Raymond Souster Award. It was named by CBC Books as one of the best Canadian poetry collections of the year. Billy-Ray is a Ph.D. student and a 2018 Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Scholar in the Department of English and Film Studies at the University of Alberta. He is also a 2016 Rhodes Scholar and holds a Master's degree in Women's Studies from Wadham College at the University of Oxford.


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NeoGrowth receives an exclusive coverage in The Indian Express, March 26, 2019
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The digital lending space in the country is abuzz with a bevy of financial technology (or fintech) companies - or peer to peer (P2P) lenders, as categorized by the Reserve Bank of India - entering the segment targeting the unmet demand from Indian micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), as well as consumers, for credit. From a small segment a few years ago, India has now about 338 lending startups, according to the India Fintech Report 2019 by global fintech insights platform Medici and Zone Startups
Piyush Khaitan (PK), founder and MD, NeoGrowth Credit Pvt. Ltd, said, "The MSME lending landscape is evolving and is set to be disrupted by digital lenders, backed by continuous thrust by Government of India towards digitization through demonetization, Unified Payments Interface launch, India Stack and the introduction of GST." There is a shift from predominantly "feet on street" agent-based business model to a more digital approach, he said.
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NeoGrowth participated at FICCI's PICUP Fintech Summit, March 14, 2019
NeoGrowth participated at FICCI's PICUP Fintech 2019 Summit at Hotel Trident in Mumbai on 14th March 2019. Mr. Piyush Khaitan (PK), Founder & MD, NeoGrowth, addressed the audience in a panel discussion on the topic 'Defining the future of finance with digital innovators'.
NeoGrowth receives coverage in Fortune India magazine in an exclusive story on its Investment Partner Omidyar Network, titled 'Doing Good is the Bottom Line'.
OMIDYAR NETWORK INDIA made its first investment in India in 2008 and has, thus far, invested close to $300 million across equity investments (70% of the corpus) and grants (the balance 30%). As of December 2018, Omidyar Network India had 76 active investments across six impact areas that it has identified-digital identity, education, emerging technology, nancial inclusion, governance and citizen engagement, and property rights. "There was a clear alignment with our mission and our common purpose of social impact, which also met the criteria that Omidyar was looking for in a fintech investee," says Piyush Khaitan (PK), founder and managing director of NeoGrowth. Over the years, NeoGrowth has raised around 500 crore from a clutch of investors, including Omidyar Network India, Aspada Investment Company, Khosla Impact, Accion Frontier Investment Fund-Quona Capital, IIFL Seed Ventures Fund, and LeapFrog Investments. Speaking of NeoGrowth's experience with Omidyar Network India as an investor, Khaitan says it has been "fantastic". "They provide strategic advice and direction. Moreover,
they aren't interfering as investors and leave it to the management to run the business. They have the wisdom and maturity to share their point of view but not force it down the company."
NeoGrowth receives an exclusive coverage in TJinste, a premier HR magazine by TOI group, in a story titled 'Performance appraisals: What India Inc. plans to offer to its employees'.
A TimesJobs survey of more than 3,000 HR professionals was conducted recently to understand the performance appraisal process in their organisations, and how happy were the employees with the appraisals and rewards. The survey analysis by Sukriti Yaduwanshi reveals that as per 71% of employees, organisations still fall short of a watertight approach in identifying the true potential of employees and rewarding them accordingly.
Piyush Khaitan (PK), Founder & MD, NeoGrowth commented, "At NeoGrowth, we have built a performance-driven culture. We don't try to force-fit a bell-curve, especially for smaller units and functions. We are performance & meritocracy driven organisation where we reward the top 5% to 10% performers with reasonably high increments. Exceptional performers are promoted in the very first year of joining or given promotions in consecutive years. At NeoGrowth, promotion leads to a change in the role & expansion of the span of control."
NeoGrowth undertakes Women-centric initiatives on the occasion of International Women's Day
Diversity is at the core of NeoGrowth's inclusive work culture agenda. NeoGrowth celebrated the International Women's Day by undertaking several women-centric initiatives around the occasion. This included a Breast Cancer Awareness Program organized for all Female employees of NeoGrowth by cancer surgeon from Apollo Hospitals and Prevention of Sexual Harassment (PoSH) Awareness Session conducted for Pan India Locations by Divya Momaya, a Practising Company Secretary with rich experience in the field. To add on to the excitement, all female employees received a surprise cake delivered to their home apart from a cake cutting ceremony at all office locations.


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Andrew Billings Paddock – Ensign, United States Navy
MILITARY BIOGRAPHY OF ANDREW BILLINGS PADDOCK II
by David A. Paddock
Andrew Billings Paddock II, born 31 July 1891 in Nyack, New York, was the son of Andrew B. Paddock and Gertrude Haviland, and a nephew of Admiral Luther Guiteau Billings who is also interred in Arlington Cemetery.
He enlisted in the United States Navy at Charleston, South Carolina, in 1917, and received a Reserve commission in 1918.
He served aboard the U.S.S. May in convoy escort duty between New York and Brest, France, during World War I, was awarded the Victory Medal, and was released from active duty in 1920.
He then built a career in corporate management with General Motors and United States Rubber. He also served as a civilian advisor to the Allied Armed Forces in Australia during World War II.
He died 31 January 1953 in Bethesda Naval Hospital, Maryland, leaving his wife Ingegard Anderson Paddock and two sons, Andrew B. Paddock III and David Anders Paddock.
Ingegard was born in Sweden in 1899 and was educated in orthopaedic physical therapy at Uppsala University. She married Andrew in 1930 in Chappaqua, New York. After Andrew's death, she returned to her profession, and in 1984 married widower Gideon Blom, an old family friend. Widowed again in 1987, Ingegard died 22 November 1999 and is interred with Andrew at Arlington National Cemetery.
PADDOCK, ANDREW BILLINGS
ENS US NAVY
BURIED AT: SECTION 3 SITE 4656-B
Joseph Haddox Dorst – Colonel, United States Army
Myron Ray Wood – Brigadier General, United States Army


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