ence in the world by working for peace through nonviolence, to take a giant step to journey with us as we choose to live into the future. Our ministries are diverse but include L' Arche communities, peace ministries, health care, parish ministries, and ministries to the poor and marginalized. Contact us at (563) 242-7611; e-mail: office@clintonfranciscans.com; online at www.clintonfranciscans.com; www.facebook. com/SistersOfStFrancisClintonIA; www.twitter. com/ClintonSisters; view our You Tube channel at www.youtube.com/ClintonFranciscans; or visit us in person at 843 13th Ave. N, Clinton, IA 52732.
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Sisters of St. Francis (Tiffin Franciscans), Tiffin, OH "This is a powerful place," said one of our retreatants recently about our campus in Tiffin, Ohio. We are committed to listening and responding to God's call for us as a community. Indeed, prayer, service and community have been our foundation since 1869, when Fr. Joseph Bihn and Mother Elizabeth Schaefer set out to help orphans and the elderly poor after the Civil War. Peacemaking, concern for the poor, contemplation/action and care of creation are the directions we follow as we walk through the world, doing what we can to answer God's call. Today, we serve in Mexico and in several states in the U.S. We are forward looking and inclusive. We are surrounded by beauty on our campus in Tiffin, Ohio, which is home to our Motherhouse, Franciscan Earth Literacy Center, St. Francis Spirituality Center and St. Francis Senior Ministries. Please contact vocations@ tiffinfranciscans.org or (419) 447-0435. Visit www.sfctiffin.org and find us on Facebook @ Tiffin Franciscans and on Twitter TiffinSisters.
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Gospel life by commitment to Franciscan values and respond to the needs of our time through prayer, community, and ministry. We minister in preschool through adult education, in parish ministry, health care, social services, religious education, and as musicians and artists. Ministering in 13 states and in Brazil, we invite inquiries from women who feel called to our Franciscan way of life as vowed members. Inquiries are also welcomed from both men and women interested in the Associate relationship. Vocation Minister: Sr. Mary Jo Young, O.S.F., 1433 Essington Road, Joliet, IL 60435; (815) 725-8735; fax: (815) 725-8648; e-mail: mjyoung@jolietfran-ciscans.org; website: www.jolietfranciscans.org.
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we are 150 Sisters and 70 Associates ministering in 15 Dioceses in eight states, as well as the island of Haiti. The Sisters of St. Francis of Sylvania, Ohio respond to God's call to live the Gospel in joyful servanthood among all people through lives and ministries that reverence human dignity, embrace the poor and marginalized, and respect the gift of all creation. Placing our individual gifts and talents in service to the needs of God's people, we are engaged in such diverse ministries as education, health care, social services, religious education, media, law, art, parish and retreat ministries, and spiritual direction. Sponsored ministries: Sylvania Franciscan Ministries—Health and Human Services Ministry; Lourdes University—Higher Education; All Good Things—The Sylvania Franciscan Art and Gift Shop. Contact: Sister Karen Zielinski, 6832 Convent Blvd., Sylvania, OH 43560; 419-824-3914; vocations@sistersosf.org. Web: www.sistersosf. org; e-mail: vocations@sistersosf.org; Facebook: www.facebook.com/sylvaniafranciscans; You-Tube: www.youtube.com/user/Sylvaniafrancis-cans.
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Sisters of St. Francis of the Neumann Communities (OSF) Calling all courageous women of faith. Join our multicultural, international community of women religious and respond to the needs of the church and the world today. Come and join the Franciscan way of life where we live as sisters to all and serve God and God's people with reverence, justice and compassion. Blend your education and talents with the Franciscan tradition and live a meaningful life. Join us in ministry in Peru, Puerto Rico, Kenya or in one of 13 U.S. states, including Hawaii. Contact Sister Caryn Crook at 315.751.6819; e-mail: vocations@ sosf.org; website: www.sosf.org. See our web ad at vocationnetwork.org.
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Sisters of St. John the Baptist (C.S. J.B.) We are an international community founded by Blessed Alfonso Maria Fusco in Italy in 1878. Our charism is to work for the glory of God in the service of our neighbor especially the poor, the abandoned, and those at risk so that they may be able to realize themselves in the Church and in society and become promoters of justice and peace. We seek to remove the obstacles which hinder people from freely accepting the Love of God into their lives through our prayer and community life and our apostolate. We are teachers, Directors of Religious Education, Pastoral Associates, Youth Ministers, School Principals, Administrators and Librarians, Counselors, Ministers of the Eucharist, Health Care Professionals, Pastoral caregivers of the aged, sick and dying. Applicants must be free from canonical impediments, high school graduate, good physical and mental health, appropriate social maturity and a desire to serve God's people. For more information please contact: Sister Liceria Sayon, CSJB, 57 Cleveland Place, Staten Island, NY 10305; (718) 447-4150 ext. 207 or 172; e-mail: sr.liceria@sjva. org; website; www.baptistines.org.


ISLJ International Sports Law Conference 2018 - Asser Institute - 25-26 October - Register Now!
Last year we decided to launch the 'ISLJ Annual International Sports Law Conference' in order to give a public platform to the academic discussions on international sports law featured in the ISLJ. The first edition of the conference was a great success (don't take my word for it, just check out #ISLJConf17 on twitter), featuring outstanding speakers and lively discussions with the room. We were very happy to see people from some many different parts of the world congregating at the Institute to discuss the burning issues of their field of practice and research.
This year, on 25 and 26 October, we are hosting the second edition and we are again welcoming well-known academics and practitioners in the field. The discussions will turn around the notion of lex sportiva, the role of Swiss law in international sports law, the latest ISU decision of the European Commission, the Mutu/Pechstein ruling of the European Court of Human Rights, or the reform proposal of the FIFA Regulations on the Transfer and Status of Players. It should be, it will be, an exciting two days!
You will find below the final programme of the conference, please feel free to circulate it within your networks. We have still some seats left, so don't hesitate to register (here) and to join us.
Looking forward to seeing you and meeting you there!
Rumours are swirling around the decision (available in French here) of the Court of Appeal of Brussels in the case opposing RFC Seraing United to FIFA (as well as UEFA and the Belgian Football Federation, URSBFA) over the latter's ban on third-party ownership. The headlines in various media are quite dramatic (see here and here), references are made to a new Bosman, or to a shaken sport's legal system. Yet, after swiftly reading the decision for the first time on 29th August, I did not have, unlike with the Pechstein ruling of the Oberlandesgericht München, the immediate impression that this would be a major game-changer for the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) and the role of arbitration in sports in general. After careful re-reading, I understand how certain parts of the ruling can be misunderstood or over-interpreted. I believe that much of the press coverage failed to accurately reflect the reasoning of the court and to capture the real impact of the decision. In order to explain why, I decided to write a short Q&A (including the (not water-proof) English translations of some of the key paragraphs of the decision).
Editor's Note: Etienne Gard graduated from the University of Zurich and from King's College London. He currently manages a project in the field of digitalization with Bratschi Ltd., a major Swiss law firm where he did his traineeship with a focus in international commercial arbitration.
However, among the overall appraisal regarding the New York Convention, some criticisms have been expressed. For instance, some states use their public policy rather as a pretext not to enforce an award than an actual ground for refusal. A further issue is the recurring bias in favor of local companies. Additionally, recognition and enforcement procedures in application of the New York Convention take place in front of State authorities, for the most part in front of courts of law, according to national proceeding rules. This usually leads to the retaining of a local law firm, the translation of several documents, written submissions and one, if not several hearings. Hence, the efficiency of the New York Convention as a recognition and enforcement mechanism comes to the expense of both money and time of both parties of the arbitral procedure.


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Q: NaN when trying to retrieve date from a SharePoint list using JavaScript I've found partial solutions but retrieving the date from a SharePoint list adds one more level of fun. The code I've got which is returning NaN is:
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Obviously the SharePoint column is DeviceAvailableFrom.

A: I'm not familiar with Sharepoint, but I'd first check that the value of item.DeviceAvailableFrom is either a positive integer, or a string containing a date that Date's constructor is able to parse.

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By Chronicle Staff on May 27, 2015
About 50 singers in the Upper School choruses performed on May 22 and 23 for their Spring Choral Concert, with the theme "It's a Grand Night for Singing."
The Wolverine Chorus, Chamber Singers and the Bel Canto choirs performed.
Michelle Spears was choreographer of the concert, and Rodger Guerrero conducted.
The senior singers sang "I Was Here" as a salute to their time here at Harvard-Westlake.
"This concert was so diverse in its music, and it was very enjoyable for both the audience and the performers," Jillian Sanders '17 said.
The concert featured classical songs for the first half of the performance and modern cabaret-style songs in the second half.
The singers were first dressed in traditional choir attire but later changed into T-shirts.
"There was something for everyone, which gave me a chance to connect with the audience on any given song," Sanders said. "So I think it made it a lot more fun and special, given that it was our last concert of the year."
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