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The US Marines have tested CELOX in a wound model designed to simulate a major battlefield wound with massive arterial damage. Their work was carried out independently and showed that even in this extreme situation, CELOX could reliably stop bleeding, reduce blood loss and save lives. Journal Academic Emergency Medicine Jan 08, Page 74-81
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Norm is a "normal" human who lives on the moon with the Inhumans, and he and Crystal have been developing a little something-something on the side.
Quicksilver is, of course, pretty angry about it. Meanwhile, Crystal is in a coma due to some bad medications.
The Inhumans and Scarlet Witch try to calm the situation, to no avail. There's some squabbling, and Black Bolt puts an end to it.
At the end, Quicksilver runs off.
Creators: Steve Englehart and Richard Howell, "with creative input from Ann Nocenti, author of the forthcoming Inhumans graphic album." Marvel was doing a lot of advance hype about projects that were years out. I can only assume that means Editor in Chief Jim Shooter was asleep at the switch, because the Inhumans Original Graphic Novel doesn't actually get published for another 2 years.
This kissing scene is very creepy.
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Gemmiform featuring the Banjo ConsortiumCA
Initiated by Stephen Beaupré, Gemmiform is a coalescence of his electronic music, the acoustic improvisations of The Banjo Consortium (guitar, flute, accordion, mandolin), and the work of visual artists Nancy Belzile (experimental animation film), Patrick Bernatchez (drawing), and David Fafard (digital imaging, video, VJ live performances). The muted and underlying dimensions of the lived experience is the main theme of this presentation drawing from subjects of timeless relevancy—genesis, growth, metamorphosis and decay, desire, joy and loss, mythos and the natural world, of which the image of a bud, the gemmiform, is a perfect synthesis. The basis for the visuals is an alluring imagery that stems from low tech production re-articulated and supplemented with digital effects. The music uses organic elements of acoustic instruments, field and vocal recordings, before combining them with synthesized methods in order to emphazise the life within the final work. Exploring the relation of the electronic devices with the figurative, the organic, and the narrative, this presentation is organic and fragile, contemplative and emotional, yet still critical—a sensuality, a marrow, a gritty merging.


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We switched to Oceano a couple of months ago, and I just realized there is no longer an "Account Usage" bar in the top-right corner of the WebMail screen. Is that feature not included in the Oceano skin?
We have the "Enable banner and usage display" option checked in Webmail properties, and I verified that enables/disables the usage bar in the old HooDoo, but we don't see the usage bar in Oceano.
This was a valuable feature, so I hope it's just that I have something misconfigured. Does anyone have any advice?
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|Review: Stale Trust - The Architect
|The Architect
Label: Independent
Year released: 2004
Duration: 24:57
Tracks: 5
Genre: Heavy Metal
Rating: 3.5/5
Review online: March 13, 2004
Reviewed by: Michel Renaud
for:The Architect
Rated 2.5/5 (50%) (2 Votes)
Stale Trust's music is essentially straightforward heavy metal, sometimes tame enough to hover on the boundary of hard rock and heavy metal. Of the five songs presented here, four are slow to mid-paced, while the last one really distinguishes itself by being quite a bit faster that the other ones. It would probably have helped to have another one like that among the first four, because I often found myself pretty much not noticing the other songs - not that they're bad by any means, but they lack some punch and hooks to grab the listener's attention, giving them quite an anonymous, almost empty feeling; each song has its moments, but somehow the ensemble won't come together - this is a bit difficult to explain in writing, I must admit! :) Despite this, when you listen more closely you get treated to some really good guitar work (the leads are quite bewitching at times), and one can sense that there's something underneath this, but it just won't jump at you. I think the homemade recording and production might have hurt the band a little here, and if they re-record this stuff on professional equipment they'll be able to better bring out the life in the compositions. The basic emotion and skills are there, the songwriting is quite decent, and getting this material to take off really seems to be just a matter of production means...
The second song has a passage that sounds (almost) ripped off from Metallica's Ride The Lightning - I can't recall exactly which song (been a while since I listened to that one!) but it's noticeable. Makes for an interesting part. :) Overall, this is a pretty good release with an acceptable sound for an homemade product. However, the band will need to push it to the next level if they really want to get noticed in the world of melodic heavy metal.
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Telford constituent solid Dodd Gathering has antediluvian prosecuted by way of the Form & Shelter Head (HSE) abaft a bloke shatter his carpus when he floor from a pinnacle in Solihull.
Staff member Gospel Dutton flatten extra digit metres from the insecure brim of a supine summit at Enthronization Young manhood Pivot on Immature Lane in Shirley.
Solihull Magistrates' Respect heard how the 36-year-old and a confrere had dated poignant a portion of silverware ducting up a stepladder to the pinnacle on 12 Nov 2009 when he hew down.
He shatter his carpus, where deuce castanets disintegrated, and he disposition not ever recoup congested make use of of his relief. He as well as suffered concussion, a shiner and otherwise facial injuries and was out business representing quadruplet months.
The HSE search initiate that the assemblage had bed demoted to layout a secure set-up of occupation, set the imperil, run Mr Dutton adequately or accommodate whatsoever 1 barriers or opposite revenue to anticipate a subside.
The fellowship was knowledgeable that labour would get to be carried in from the peak at level but had not thoughtful the danger of an 1 dropping from top, or infatuated whatever stairs to lessen the danger.
Dodd Gathering (Midlands) Ltd, of Stafford Preserve 13, Telford, pleaded answerable to breaching Modification 4(1) of the Toil at Elevation Regulations 2005 and was penalised f20,000 and organized to repay f3,511 in costs on Wed 23 Stride.
HSE Overseer Saint Archaeologist understood: "That altogether preventable experience is a extremely glum event of Dodd Company Midlands's non-performance to arrangement and bring about a secure organization of travail.
"If the companionship had bewitched fit precautions, both spell the occupation was in the arrangement step and when the industry was nature undertaken, Mr Dutton's drop and resulting injuries could keep bent exactly avoided.
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Man in florida dies after cockroach-eating contest, the prize was a python. (NBC)
Lena Dunham paid $3.5 million for first book. (Yahoo!)
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Should the European Union include Turkey? Results so far:
Yes 63% 100 votes Total: 158 votes No 37% 58 votes
Why not?
There are a number of arguments in favor of Turkey's admission.
First of all, the Ottoman Empire-despite its negative sides- was traditionally one of the first examples of multiculturalism, because the Turks have lived there with various ethnic groups for centuries. If Turkey joins the EU, Europe will be a multicultural unit where Christians, Jews, Muslims and other religions could live together without serious conflicts. As the matter of fact, Europe is like this right now anyhow.
Secondly, if Turkey joins the European Union, it will bring us closer to the Asian continent. With Turkey joining, the EU would become a global player and could confront the USA with their own ideas on safety for example in the middle east. In addition to that, an EU membership would further push the reforms in Turkey. Otherwise, Turkey might orient itself more to the Arabic-Islamic world and cause a destabilization of the region. Things are simple: If West turns its backs on Turkey, then Turkey will have to look at the East.
The birth rate in Turkey is also decreasing comparing to the past years, therefore there isn't such fear as an over-immigration wave towards the European Countries.
Some people are arguing about that Turkey doesn't geographically belongs to European Continent, but to Asia.
So , can anyone explain to me, how Armenia which is located eastern than Turkey, belongs geographically to Europe then-all geography books of the recent years are telling that.
Finally, if Turkey is admitted to the European Union, this can help Europe to end racism itself (what is this irrational discrimination between East and West anyway? . Allowing such country entering into the EU-a country which is a highly percentage moslem country- would help proving that the EU is not a what they call it -> " a christian club".
There are many internal problems in Turkey, such as violations of the civil rights,or a weak economy, but can anyone show me where is for example-actually a REAL democracy located in any other country in the world right now.
Hiding behind the mask of a supposed privileged socialized society ,doesn't mean anything at all. We all know, that no more , no less, we are same hostages of our civilisation.
We don't have the right to forbid to the Turkish citizens, their equal right to go forward.
We should trust their intelligence and respect their rights to proceed,evolving.
Why shouldn't we open the doors to Turkey?
The question is: Do they really want us?
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There were cries of rejoice from every corner of the Hellenic Seas. It was in 2004 that Cyprus (among several others) was inducted into the EU. After centuries of conflict and foreign rule, the wayward island nation was a big step closer to returning to the country that had so sorely missed it. As it happens, I was living on the Greek island of Rhodes, no more than 10 km from the Turkish coast when the delegates rejected our latter-mentioned neighbor's claim. Two great factors stand adamantly pitted against Turkey's potential entry into the European Union. And they are both forms of discrimination. And one is certainly more palatable than the other.
The official reason given by the European representatives was that Turkey's government was deemed to be a theocracy. The Turkish parliament has a long-standing history towards secular rule. Despite the aims of the ruling AKP (justice and Development Party) to westernize the country's economy, their roots in the national Islamic church were not favorably viewed by the EU board. A theocracy is one of the forms of governing body that is considered unacceptable by the admission standards of the European Union. This comes from the age old adage that one should not combine the media of church and state. Given the propensity for disaster when considering the acts of past European nations governed by the church (particularly with respect to Turkey and the crusades), they might be correct in erring for the side of caution. Islamic nationalists in Turkey may view this declaration as flagrant racism. But that ugly notion may find a greater thread of truth in the following matter.
Although Greece has had a long-standing feud with Turkey, it was proven in a national poll conducted three months before the vote on Turkey's possible induction that the Greek populace was in overwhelming favor of Turkey's enfranchisement. The inclusion of Turkey under the EU banner would lift considerable financial and military demands from the government budget. A budget that was facing severe deficit encumbrance as a result of the incurred building costs for the 2004 Olympic games in Athens. In fact, it was a then-ailing Germany who protested that Turkey be denied entry at all cost. Germany has a minority of Turkish immigrants that can be counted in the millions. In a country infamous for its onus placed on nationalism and national identity, there was a great backlash from the civilian population when it was first proposed that Turkey be included. Green Party politics had depleted much of the national reserves in an attempt to remedy the environmental catastrophe that was East Germany after nearly forty years of harsh Soviet rule. By placing such emphasis on this issue in their budget, the reigning party failed to foresee the fallout from the closure of so many "unfit" factories. This resulted in an unemployment boom that then ranked the Germans, uncharacteristically , as the worst job market in the European Union. The free movement of Turkish nationals to a then depleted Germany would have resulted in an even further economic depression and perhaps even civil unrest.
Euro-centricity is a relatively new social issue for us here in North America. It is claimed to be the spawn of the biased (caucasian) elite with the goal of keeping the doctrines of the education system focussed primarily (even solely) upon "white" history. Within continental Europe, this notion exists in a similar manner of distaste, but from the reverse angle. Our sense of national identity, no matter how well ingrained, will never equal that of indigenous Europeans. Each country has it's own language(s), traditions, monarchies, social beliefs and political climate. Just because they share a currency and economic strategy (no matter how loosely) does not nullify any of the tendencies towards resistance by the Union's respective members towards the conglomeration of an impending pan-national "European" identity. And judging by the results of the last Turkish attempt(s) for entry into the union, this ideal/unideal picture does not include them. If history has in fact taught the European union an even greater lesson than that of the conflict that can arise from the mingling of church and state, then it is that it can be even more costly to underestimate the destructive potential of a Germany that is tired, poor, hungry and racially incensed.


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SULLIVAN COUNTY, N.Y. -- July 22 marks the 238th anniversary of The Battle of Minisink. To commemorate this special event, an unveiling of a new monument listing the known names of the men killed in that disastrous battle will take place ...
SULLIVAN COUNTY, N.Y. -- July 22 marks the 238th anniversary of The Battle of Minisink. To commemorate this special event, an unveiling of a new monument listing the known names of the men killed in that disastrous battle will take place at 4 p.m., July 22, at the Minisink Battleground Park, Minisink Ford, N.Y. The ceremony will take place rain or shine. In the event of inclement weather, the ceremony will be moved to the Col. Benjamin Tusten Pavilion at the Park.
The event, free of charge and open to the general public, is sponsored by the Office of the Sullivan County Historian John Conway, with cooperation of various groups that include: The Delaware Company, Sullivan County Historical Society, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6427, American Legion Post 1363, Boy Scouts of America Troop 102, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Navasink Long Rifles.
The site of the battlefield may be reached by taking Route 97 from Port Jervis, about 21 miles, and then driving up a hill from Minisink Ford on County Road 168.
The Delaware Company, a non-profit group whose mission is to promote and support the history and historic landmarks of the Upper Delaware region, spearheaded the Minisink Project, said Debra Conway, executive director of the group. The bluestone monument and bronze plaque, along with landscaping and stone benches, were procured with funds raised from the community and with a matching Plans & Progress grant from the Sullivan County Legislature, she said.
Keynote speaker for the commemoration and special dedication service will be New York State Historian Devin Lander, whose topic will be, "Telling the Big Story with Local History."
Sullivan County Historian John Conway advises that the annual commemoration is a tribute to the American Patriots who lost their lives at the hands of a contingent of Mohawks, Senecas, and Tories on July 22, 1779. The Patriots, who came from all walks of life, were primarily from Sussex and Orange counties.
The Battle of Minisink has gone down in our history pages as one of the most devastating battles to take place in the Sussex County area in the long and bitter struggle for freedom.
The raid, near Port Jervis, that prompted the battle, took place two days earlier, on July 20, 1779. On the day of the raid, many of its residents attended a funeral in the crude log Dutch Reformed Church for a member of the Van Auken family, while most of the children were attending a one-room log school, where Jeremiah Van Auken served as schoolmaster. While historical accounts vary, it is guessed that 500 warriors and Tories, who were armed with guns, hatchets, spears and scalping knives, accompanied Mohawk Indian Col. Joseph Brant. (Anther account only says 27 Tories and 60 Iroquois Indians but this appears to be inaccurate as the Patriots had 120 men and were supposedly outnumbered by Brant and his forces).
The first attack was made at the 1760 Fort Decker, where the upper portion, not made of stone, was burned. Col. John Hathorn, commander of the American militia at the Battle of Minisink reported the following losses sustained in the raid, that included 21 buildings, all listed and identified by Hathorn. The schoolmaster Jeremiah Van Auken was killed and scalped but the children were not harmed.
Historians attribute the cause of the raid to an Indian food shortage that induced them to try seizing cattle from the American colonies. Col. Brant's report on the battle mentions that he was "a good deal disappointed that I could not get into that place at the time I wished to do -- a little before daylight -- instead of which I did not arrive until noon, when all the cattle was in the woods, so that we could get but a few of them. We have burned all the settlement called Minisink, one fort excepted, round which we lay before about an hour, and had one man killed and one wounded; we destroyed several small stockade forts and took four scalps and three prisoners but did not in the least injure women or children."
In Sussex County, St. Thomas Talmadge of Woodbourne, was designated as the express rider to alert the residents and the militia. As a result of the alarm brought by Sgt. Talmadge, Sussex County men began the long march of about 50 miles to where the Battle of Minisink would be fought. When the Sussex contingent reached Pakadasink (Greenville, N.Y.) they were met by Col. John Hathorn of Warwick with 45 men and Lt. Col. Benjamin Tusten, a physician, with a contingent from Goshen, bringing the total to 120 men.
On the evening of July 21, Brant's raiders camped at the mouth of Halfway Brook (present-day Barryville) while the Patriots camped at Skinner's Sawmill, 31/2 miles up Halfway Brook. Col. Hathorn's men opted for a inland route while Brant and his forces followed a trail paralleling the Delaware. Col. Hathorn's plan for a surprise attack, however, was thwarted by an accidental discharge of a musket (by Capt. Bazaliel Tyler), which alerted Brant and his forces of the impending attack. Just prior to the battle, Brant appeared in the forefront and informed the colonist if they surrendered their lives would be spared. The men, however, declined Brant's offer to surrender, vowing to, "win the fight or fall." And by nightfall, many of them had fallen, ruthlessly mowed down by the enemy.
The deciding factor in the battle came when Hathorn's troops became separated. Brant was then able to push about 45 of the men up to the heights. It was when Brant noticed that the soldier who had been guarding Sentinel Rock had been killed that his troops were able to infiltrate the Patriot's troops.
Included among the fallen was Dr. Tusten, who was administering to the injured at a place called "hospital rock," when he was ruthlessly murdered, together with his 17 injured comrades. While local historians are agreed that no accurate account remains of those who lost their lives in that bitter struggle, the estimated number of casualties is placed at 47.
As for the remains of the victims on that fateful day, it was not until 1822, 43 years following that terrible battle, that Dr. David Arnell of Goshen, president of the Orange County Medical Society, organized a group to collect the bones. An earlier attempt by widows on horseback proved unsuccessful. The skeletal remains that were found were transported to Goshen and placed in two walnut caskets. The first Minisink Monument was dedicated on July 22, 1822. Present to assist in that dedication was 80-year old Col. Hathorn. The original monument was placed in a foyer in the Orange County Courthouse. A more impressive monument, paid for by Dr. Merriett Cosh, was dedicated on July 22, 1862, and remains in Goshen.
The battlefield monument was dedicated on July 22, 1879, and commands a prominent place. On Saturday, a new monument, listing the names of the known casualties, will be unveiled and dedicated at the former battlefield.
It has been 238 years since that battle took place, but so great were the losses by the Patriots that down through the years a commemoration program is held on the site so that those brave men who fought so valiantly will be remembered. On Saturday, a new monument will be dedicated in remembrance of those men who lost their lives in the Battle of the Minisink.
Jennie Sweetman is the history columnist for the New Jersey Herald. She may be contacted at email@example.com.
Debra Conway may be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Two kids intentionally let a dog out of a fenced in area near a busy Grand Rapids roadway.
While the dog is OK, her owner has taken to social media to capture the kids who opened the gate and teach them a lesson.
It was just before about 8:30 a.m. Wednesday when the gang at the Geek Group noticed Mackie, their dog, was out of her pen — and not by accident.
Surveillance video captured the culprits opening the gate and letting Mackie out.
"There's six different security cameras that they walked past just going around the corner here," Mackie's owner and Geek Group CEO Chris Boden said. "This is a big deal to us because you're letting the dog out at 8:30 in the morning and Leonard Street is 50 feet that way. And I like that dog."
It all worked out for Mackie. They were able to get her back before she wandered into traffic on busy Leonard Street.
End of story? Not quite.
Boden didn't just want to let it go.
"The way to handle the other side of the situation is to teach that actions have consequences," Boden said. "They're not afraid of the cops. What are the cops going to do? You let a dog out. I want to talk to their parents."
So Boden posted the video online, hoping to identify the kids.
"I want to talk to these kids. I want to talk to their parents. I want to put them to work for a few hours," Boden said. "Years ago, if I did something like this, they would had known in 10 seconds because I grew up in a town where everybody knows everybody and your parents would have got a call before you got home from school."
Boden knows a thing or two about teaching kids lessons. His nonprofit education center allows students to play and experiment with all kinds of gadgets by allowing them to figure out how things works by taking stuff apart, putting it back together, building something else or just experimenting.
Boden's reason for posting the video and hoping to identify the kids is simple: Kids have to learn actions have consequences and a few hours of work around the school might drive that point home.
The next day, Boden's post was getting mixed reviews.
"Half of the world is on me over it, 'You can't do anything! You might damage the wee precious children,'" Boden shouted for emphasis. "And I've got the other half of the people who are like, 'Kill 'em! Kill 'em! String 'em up!' I'm like, no, there's a balance to this."


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Regulatory Defence
Money Laundering: Let's not forget that it is Criminal, not just Regulatory.
Money Laundering: Let's not forget that it is Criminal, not just Regulatory.
"...If the current state of your anti-money laundering training or written material says the following is the offence of Money Laundering in Canada, it is wrong..."
"...If the current state of your anti-money laundering training or written material says the following is the offence of Money Laundering in Canada, it is wrong..."
Under Canada's Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act, the core obligation to submit a suspicious transaction report re money laundering is found in s. 7. It is essential that senior management and front line personnel at any reporting entity understand and can answer the question "Suspicious of what?" because it is not just any old suspicion that triggers the reporting obligation (as it relates to money laundering, similar issues apply to terrorist activity financing offences found in sections 83.02 to 83.04 and 83.12 of the Criminal Code of Canada).
The obligation emanates from reasonable grounds to suspect that the transaction is related to a "money laundering offence" (MLO). The concept of MLO includes but is not limited to "money laundering" (ML).
An MLO can be committed in many ways through the Criminal Code. The vast majority of offences in the Code are hybrid offences which makes them indictable because they can be prosecuted through a summary proceeding or indictably, based on an election by the prosecutor. Similar rules surround indictable offences created by other Acts such as the Income Tax Act (see for example s. 239(2) if the ITA).
I am certified by the Law Society of Ontario as a specialist in criminal law, and was a crown prosecutor for many years. My cases included financial crime, conspiracies and offences involving criminal organizations. I was also senior litigation counsel at the Ontario Securities Commission - Enforcement Branch and when there I investigated a broad range of financial businesses ranging from large banks to international internet-based operations. I am not a criminal defence lawyer. Instead I have chosen to leave full-time prosecution and practice proactive compliance for AML/Financial Crime and related issues. I can help your staff make sense of complex ML issues. Please contact me if your people need training on fundamental AML issues including:
a) conspiracy;
b) attempts;
c) aiding and abetting;
d) counselling someone to commit an offence;
e) being an accessory after the fact....
... Or they need more clarity on:
- What is a money laundering offence (MLO)?
- What is money laundering (ML) in Canadian criminal law?
Here is an example of the importance of involving experienced criminal law counsel as an integral part of your AML compliance program:
If the current state of your anti-money laundering training or written material says the following is the offence of Money Laundering in Canada, it is wrong. Please contact me and I will be happy to explain why.
462.31 (1) Every one commits an offence who uses, transfers the possession of, sends or delivers to any person or place, transports, transmits, alters, disposes of or otherwise deals with, in any manner and by any means, any property or any proceeds of any property with intent to conceal or convert that property or those proceeds, knowing or believing that all or a part of that property or of those proceeds was obtained or derived directly or indirectly as a result of
- (a) the commission in Canada of a designated offence; or
- (b) an act or omission anywhere that, if it had occurred in Canada, would have constituted a designated offence.
Defensibility is not a dirty word. Can your Compliance Program Defend itself?
Do the right thing and be able to demonstrate that you did the right thing. Although closely related, these are different issues, and they are both vital to preventing adverse consequences premised on an alleged failure to comply with a regulatory obligation.
All complex compliance functions are necessarily risk based when done correctly. This ensures that the right resources are applied to the right risk, thereby maximising mitigation and addressing the problem, not perfectly, but all things considered, in the best way that can be realistically accomplished. To seek to address complex compliance issues without a risk based approach in 2019 is like pouring money into the purchase of lottery tickets, hoping there will be a (highly unlikely) good outcome. That is not compliance, and it is not good corporate governance.
The resources need to be targeted to be effective. Currently, it is still people (aided by teams, processes and technology) who make those decisions, using the best information they have at their disposal.
Part of the perennial problem from the perspective of a financial institution or other reporting entity is the fear that a regulator, a court or even a party to litigation, will disagree with your risk assessment. If they are right… and you are wrong… then your resources have been misapplied, resulting in a less than optimal approach. Sanctions, damage awards and other detrimental outcomes will often be the result. Not to mention the fact that criminals are more likely to reap the financial benefits of their crime due to a deficient risk based approach. This includes drug dealers, human traffickers and fraudsters. Not a desirable outcome, and hence the importance of an effective risk based approach.
Arguably, there is no perfect risk assessment. One can argue about whether a risk assessment is perfect as long as it is procedurally and conceptually correct, regardless of its effect. But for the purpose of this brief blog post, let's approach risk assessment from the perspective that if it is reasonable it is sufficient. I am not oversimplifying, just analytically setting the groundwork for highlighting the defensibility risk and distinguishing it from the risk based approach.
Let's use anti-money laundering (AML) compliance for example. For AML work, there is a lot built up in the concept of reasonableness including but not limited to:
- the designation of a CAMLO;
- tone from the top (corporate buy-in);
- resourcing;
- appropriate use of technology;
- training and education;
- lines of reporting;
- credible internal enforcement and sanctions for deficiencies or misconduct;
- relationship between the business line, compliance and audit.
So let's assume all these things (and more) are in place and the risk assessment that has been put in place is reasonable.
The question that is not asked often enough, and when asked, is not addressed frankly and starkly is:
Is our AML program defensible?
This question is not as important to a regulator because regulators are concerned with whether you complied, not how well you defend your view that you are complying. If they form the opinion that a program is insufficient they seek to enforce. It is grist for the mill.
If the entity cannot defend its program (usually a specific allegation but the allegation may be broad and extend as far "breach of industry standards" or a "failure to comply with an institutional Global Code of Conduct"), various findings may occur. It may be found to be eligible for an administrative monetary penalty due to a deficiency or perhaps to have violated a law such as securities law, or to have behaved contrary to the public interest.
It may seem strange, but although a finding of deficiency, once appeal routes are exhausted, is legally determinative, the finding doesn't necessarily mean your program was or is substantively deficient. If your program was substantively sufficient, the negative outcome means you didn't have (and perhaps still don't collect) the evidence to defend it.
For the purpose of this blog post, let's leave aside criminal or quasi-criminal offences which are determined on the standard of beyond a reasonable doubt and also the issue of settlement (based on its own sort of risk assessment). In standard regulatory litigation, a finding of deficiency occurs when a tribunal or court finds that the allegations are probably true. This may sound foreign to some readers who are not experienced in litigation, but essentially if a tribunal or court finds, after considering all the evidence, that an entity is 49% likely to be compliant then they must find the entity to be non-compliant.
Certainly, some deficiencies are clear, such as failing to file a report. In that case, the deficiency that is found overlaps with and maps perfectly onto the actual deficiency.
But what about situations where a program is in theory sufficient, but is not demonstrably so? This problem arises out of a lack of evidence - a failure of defensibility. It can apply to any poorly documented aspect of a compliance program. How would your senior compliance management team answer the question: How was your electronic monitoring tool calibrated, what types of inputs and transactional information was it capable of ingesting, and what factors were in place to generate a compliance "hit" in February 2016? (I know, it is more than one question but I hope you get the point). How about the follow up questions? (and keep in mind that all these questions may relate to a specific point in time):
- Who reviewed hits? Did they review all the hits and if not how were they selected?
- Was this system "out of the box" from the vendor or was it specifically tuned?
- Did you ever modify the tool to reduce positive hits? When, how and why?
- What qualifications and training did the reviewers have?
- How were concerns escalated from the initial reviewers?
- Did the compliance personnel in the second line of defence understand the subject matter of the "hit" or did they need to resort to asking the business line questions about the "hit"?
These are just a few questions on a specific topic related to electronic monitoring. There may be hundreds of questions that could be asked about this very specific issue for a very specific time. And there are obviously many other issues that may generate questions. Again, using AML as an example, topics may include the substantive issue of whether your human beings and/or electronic tools understood (for example) money-laundering typologies.
I have written about this elsewhere but since June 2019, the ability of staff and electronic tools to recognize indicia of money-laundering is very much in question. The substantive offence changed significantly to include the mental element of "recklessness".
All that being said, the defensibility problem seems to me to be most likely to occur in a serious way when the human experience and judgment involved in risk assessment is not adequately documented. The activity of risk assessment, whether it is performed by an individual decision-maker in a small entity or a team project with numerous departments and data sources providing input to a risk committee, is the foundation of the risk based approach.
As long as best practices are in place and experienced, credible decision-makers are in the appropriate roles armed with the right information, their risk assessment should be defensible. Day to day, entities are focused not on defensibility but on effectiveness of their compliance program. Defensibility is a disturbing notion to some because it may seem like CYA ("cover your ass") for a deficient program.
It is not that at all. Appropriate corporate governance not only entitles but arguably requires senior management to protect the organization by ensuring that the entity is in a position to rebut false claims by third parties that they are failing, whether it is in the regulatory or any other area of operation.
Spend time thinking about evidence and put your organization in the best position to show that you are doing the right thing. When responding to an allegation that you have failed, being able to demonstrate compliance may be just as important as actually having been compliant.
AML and Recklessness
You've Probably Been Doing AML "Wrong" Since June 2019.
In June 2019 the Criminal Code of Canada was revised. Among many recent changes to the Code, the substantive offence of money-laundering was amended to add the mental element of recklessness.
Section 462.31 of the Code used to read:
Laundering proceeds of crime
462.31 (1) Every one commits an offence who uses, transfers the possession of, sends or delivers to any person or place, transports, transmits, alters, disposes of or otherwise deals with, in any manner and by any means, any property or any proceeds of any property with intent to conceal or convert that property or those proceeds, knowing or believing that all or a part of that property or of those proceeds was obtained or derived directly or indirectly as a result of
(a) the commission in Canada of a designated offence; or
(b) an act or omission anywhere that, if it had occurred in Canada, would have constituted a designated offence.
The section now reads:
Laundering proceeds of crime
462.31 (1) Every one commits an offence who uses, transfers the possession of, sends or delivers to any person or place, transports, transmits, alters, disposes of or otherwise deals with, in any manner and by any means, any property or any proceeds of any property with intent to conceal or convert that property or those proceeds, knowing or believing that, or being reckless as to whether, all or a part of that property or of those proceeds was obtained or derived directly or indirectly as a result of
(a) the commission in Canada of a designated offence; or
(b) an act or omission anywhere that, if it had occurred in Canada, would have constituted a designated offence.
This section is the bedrock of all AML work in Canada. It is the core measure against which suspicious transactions are measured. Of course, evidence of other offences should generate an STR too, but any transaction involving, for example, fraud, would also generate a money laundering concern. It is difficult to imagine a distinct substantive crime such as fraud which would not generate at least a suspicion that the party is dealing with in any manner or means, any property or any proceeds of any property with the requisite mental element of knowledge or belief. All financial crime is suspicious and at the same time all or nearly all transactions involving proceeds of financial crime are potentially money laundering.
The former pre-June 2019 AML offence, without the expanded mental element of recklessness has been the focus of AML monitoring, reporting, and training programs in Canada. This is no longer sufficient. In addition to the wide variety of recent changes coming to the FINTRAC regime and the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act and Regulations, organizations must grapple with a broader money laundering offence.
It is generally accepted that mere negligence is not recklessness. Something more is required. It has been described by the Supreme Court of Canada in R. v. Theroux as:
"Recklessness presupposes knowledge of the likelihood of the prohibited consequences. It is established when it is shown that the accused, with such knowledge, commits acts which may bring about these prohibited consequences, while being reckless as to whether or not they ensue."
Consider the example of a lawyer who regularly deposits money received from her client into her trust account. Under the prior money laundering offence, if the lawyer has no knowledge about an illicit source of the funds and has no reason to believe that the funds are proceeds of crime then the lawyer is not committing the crime of money laundering. It remains to be seen how investigations, prosecutorial discretion and the courts will treat the new offence but on its face, the lawyer could now be money laundering without knowing or believing the funds are proceeds of crime if the lawyer is only reckless about whether the funds are proceeds of crime. This could involve knowledge about the source of funds that make it appear likely that they are proceeds of crime, without the need to actually know or have come to believe it to be so.
The effect of this is that a financial services business must be looking for reckless transactors, not only transactors who appear to know or believe that transactional funds are proceeds of crime. This necessarily involves second-guessing the processes of clients. These individuals and businesses may, in the face of "clues" that they are dealing with proceeds of crime, nevertheless not believe them to be so. This could amount to recklessness.
It has always been an offence to believe one is laundering proceeds of crime even if the money in question is in fact completely legitimate. This may seem overly broad, but the policy choice made by Parliament was to criminalize those who were subjectively at fault because they believed they dealing with property obtained by crime or the proceeds of such property.
In application, the former offence, requiring knowledge or belief, has proven to be a difficult and expensive compliance problem for financial institutions. Money launderers modify their behaviour and develop innovative ways to carry out their transactions in order to extract the financial benefit of criminal activity and integrate their wealth back into circulation. This has pushed the financial industry into the role of being both reactive, updating and modifying AML programs, but also proactive, developing monitoring tools and sharing typologies in order to anticipate new ML tactics.
The new section 462.31, introduced without much fanfare, raises the bar for reporting entities and indeed any party to financial activity in the most broad sense. For first party transactors, there is now a specific obligation to rise above the level of recklessness in dealing with others. For businesses that provide financial services, in addition to the risk of becoming ensnared in a money laundering allegation through reckless behaviour, there is a new and significant obligation to ensure that their anti-money laundering program is set up to catch reckless parties to transactions.
Reduced to its essential core, the new substantive offence means that an entity commits money laundering if it is reckless about money laundering.
This is not an additional or separate offence. This is not just a FINTRAC issue. The actual criminal offence of money laundering can now be committed through recklessness without any additional subjective fault.
Among other things, the issue is no longer just what the party knows or believes. The suspicious transaction evaluation now must ask whether the party has done enough of its own evaluation to rise above recklessness, given the risk profile of the financial activity. Ultimately, this appears to involve a risk based assessment of the client's business activities to determine whether the client, given the risk profile its activity, has taken sufficient steps to prevent money laundering.
It is usually quite difficult to prove that a person knows something or holds a particular belief. It can certainly be done but given that admissions of wrongdoers are rare, the proof relies on circumstancial evidence that requires extensive resources and plenty of motivation. With the modification of the money laundering offence to include recklessness, the evidence can be much more objective in that a person, a company, and by extension, senior management may be guilty of money laundering in Canada now because they have not paid due regard to the risks associated with their transactions.
If this new reality has not been addressed yet within your organization, it is time to consider whether your AML program is now considering reckless behaviour. This will have an impact on all three lines of defence. This applies to policies and procedures, the training of staff, the monitoring tools implemented, practices around recording and reporting and internal audit and evaluation. In short, the overall program must address the criminal law concept of recklessness as established in Canada.
Reasonable Limits on OHSA Investigations and Search Warrants
Reasonable Limits on Investigations and Warrants under the Occupational Health and Safety Act, R.S.O. 1990.
*This paper is not legal advice.
Regulators have a lot of power when acting within the scope of their jurisdiction. The power comes along with the mandate to act for a specified purpose which often includes the "public interest" or some other identified valuable goal. Ontario's Occupational Health and Safety Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. O.1 ( both the Act and its Regulations are herein referred to collectively herein as "OHSA" or "Act") is no different, either in its aspirations or in the broad scope of the powers it provides to the people who are tasked with ensuring its application. The OHSA sets out its underlying purposes as powers and duties of the Minister of Labour in Section 4.1 of the OHSA as:
- To promote occupational health and safety and to promote the prevention of workplace injuries and occupational diseases.
- To promote public awareness of occupational health and safety.
- To educate employers, workers and other persons about occupational health and safety.
- To foster a commitment to occupational health and safety among employers, workers and others.
- To make grants, in such amounts and on such terms as the Minister considers advisable, to support occupational health and safety.
The OHSA is remedial legislation. It is primarily protective and preventive, rather than punitive. This is apparent in that its goals include health promotion, injury prevention, education and the provision of financial support for initiatives in furtherance of the Act. There is nothing specific about denunciation in the Act, for example. There are non-punitive compensatory provisions such as Section 30 which prescribes circumstances under which owners or constructors are liable for losses and damages if they fail to comply with their duty to prepare a list of designated substances at a work site.
In the OHSA "prevention" is sought through effective administration of the Act. This includes mandatory reporting obligations, codes of practice, protection of whistleblowers, health and safety committees, and the right to refuse to work. These, along with inspection and enforcement have a deterrent effect on those who would intentionally or unintentionally fail to comply with the Act. As with other regulatory regimes, there are carrots and sticks built into the OHSA, which include:
This brief article focuses on the enforcement element of the OHSA, and in particular an examination of the search warrant provisions. There are elements within these powerful search warrant provisions that are problematic. This may open investigations to challenge and expose enforcement proceedings to a successful application seeking the exclusion of evidence as having been obtained in violation of the Charteror even a stay of proceedings in some circumstances.
Inspection Powers
It is clear that a person who is designated under S. 6 of the OHSA as an inspector ("Inspector") has expansive powers. Many of these are outlined in S. 54, including the authority to "remove… record(s)", "conduct or take tests" and "make inquiries" and require the production of "records or information" Notably for the purpose of this article, the Inspector may also "enter in or upon any workplace at any time without warrant or notice.
Workplace is broadly defined in the OHSA as "any land, premises, location or thing at, upon, in or near which a worker works." The power to "enter" in S. 54 is limited to exclude a person's dwelling. It offers two alternate routes to entry, namely "consent of the occupier" or "the authority of a warrant". Warrants can be issued under the OHSA or the Provincial Offences Act, 2001, c. 26, s.1 (POA).
This article focuses on the OHSA and is intended to address situations in which an Inspector utilizes an OHSA or POA warrant to enter a workplace or a dwelling for the purpose of search and seizure. This is related but separate from the topic of arrest warrants which are not addressed in this article.
In some circumstances a workplace and a dwelling may be the same location if, for example, employees work out of the business owner's home. There is, however, a meaningful and important distinction between workplace and dwelling for search and seizure law. For example, the two concepts do not overlap where a search warrant is obtained for a home office which was used for some purpose related to the business but which does not qualify as a "workplace" within the meaning of the Act.
Provincial Offences Act Search Warrants
This investigative power is set out in Sections 158 to 160 of the POA. Section 158 sets out the test for issuance of a search warrant as follows:
158 (1) A justice may at any time issue a warrant under his or her hand if the justice is satisfied by information upon oath that there are reasonable grounds to believe that there is in any place,
(a) anything on or in respect of which an offence has been or is suspected to have been committed; or
(b) anything that there are reasonable grounds to believe will afford evidence as to the commission of an offence.
The POA includes a number of restrictions on search warrants such as a requirement that it must specify time window for execution that cannot be longer than 15 days and that it must be executed between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. unless the issuing justice "otherwise authorizes". Additionally, it contains provisions to deal with the manner of execution and post-execution issues such as how seized property is to be dealt with and to address situations where solicitor-client privilege is claimed.
Occupational Health and Safety Act Warrants
The search warrant powers under the OHSA are understood through a reading of a number of areas of the Act. For example, an OHSA search warrant is always assessed against the backdrop the numerous and broad investigatory powers that are already accorded to S. 6 "appointed" Inspectors under S. 54 of the Act "for the purposes of carrying out his or her duties and powers under this Act and the regulations…"
It is in the context of exercising those "duties" and "powers" where an Inspector seeks to enter a dwelling house that a specific warrant requirement is imposed:
S. 54(2) An inspector may only enter a dwelling or that part of a dwelling actually being used as a workplace with the consent of the occupier or under the authority of a warrant issued under this Act or the Provincial Offences Act.
The authority for "a warrant issued under this Act" is found in Section 56 as follows:
56 (1) On application without notice, a justice of the peace or a provincial judge may issue a warrant authorizing an inspector, subject to this section, to use any investigative technique or procedure or to do any thing described in the warrant if the justice of the peace or provincial judge, as the case may be, is satisfied by information under oath that there are reasonable grounds to believe that an offence against this Act or the regulations has been or is being committed and that information and other evidence concerning the offence will be obtained through the use of the technique or procedure or the doing of the thing.
The Inspector may be authorized in the warrant to be assisted by one or more persons who have "special, expert or professional knowledge".
The OHSA also specifies what it describes as "Terms and Conditions of Warrant" in S. 56 (1.2) as:
(1.2) The warrant shall authorize the inspector to enter and search the place for which the warrant was issued and, without limiting the powers of the justice of the peace or the provincial judge under subsection (1), the warrant may, in respect of the alleged offence, authorize the inspector to,
(a) seize or examine and copy any drawings, specifications, licence, document, record or report;
(b) seize or examine any equipment, machine, device, article, thing, material or biological, chemical or physical agent;
(c) require a person to produce any item described in clause (a) or (b);
(d) conduct or take tests of any equipment, machine, device, article, thing, material or biological, chemical or physical agent, and take and carry away samples from the testing;
(e) take measurements of and record by any means the physical circumstances of the workplace; and
(f) make inquiries of any person either separate and apart from another person or in the presence of any other person.
A warrant issued pursuant to the OHSA "is valid for 30 days or such shorter period as may be specified in it." Notably and importantly, the Act also provides that "the warrant may contain terms and conditions in addition to those (statutorily) provided for … as the justice of the peace or provincial judge… considers advisable in the circumstances"and that nothing in Section 56 "restricts any power or duty of an Inspector under this Act or the regulations…" This is a critically important feature of the entire OHSA investigatory regime. The Inspector does not need a search warrant to carry out any of the his or her non-warrant investigatory steps or techniques if it is authorized under the Act or regulations. This aspect of the regime will appear straightforward at first but with closer thought it is clear that there fact that the powers and duties referred to have to be "under" the Act or regulations arguably has some significant implications.
The most important of those is that the powers are subject to law, and they are also subject to the Charter. The search warrant provisions are in addition to and complementary to the standard OHSA Inspectorial powers.
Comparison of the OHSA and POA Warrants
At the outset, it is important to compare the differences between the two available warrant regimes, OHSA and POA. I is worth mentioning that there may be other applicable regulatory regimes including the Criminal Code and its offences, and that investigations may in some cases overlap in this additional sense. Where police are involved in a related or even an unrelated investigation arising out of a workplace incident, the complexity of the issues, the nature of the potential penal consequences and the investigative tools available will vary. This article addresses primarily only the OHSA and touches upon the POA because of the specific inclusion of POA warrants in the OHSA.
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In the matter of Apex Gold Pty Ltd [2013] NSWSC 881 the Supreme Court of New South Wales has applied section 588FM(1) of the Corporations Act 2001 ("the Act") in order to extend the time for registration of security interests granted by Apex Gold Pty Limited ("Apex Gold").
In summary, section 588FL(2) of the Act provides that when a company is being wound up, an administrator appointed or a deed of company arrangement is executed, any security interest vests in the company (ie not the secured creditor) if it was perfected by registration and became enforceable against a third party after the latest of the following:
(1) six months before the critical time (defined in section 588FL(7) of the Act as the commencement of administration or winding up); or
(2) 20 days business days after the security came into force; or
(3) such later time as the Court orders pursuant to section 588FM.
The circulating security interest granted by Apex Gold to the plaintiff on or about 2 January 2013 was not entered on to the Personal Property Securities Register until 26 March 2013. Justice Hammerschlag noted (at [8]) therefore that "the last date for registration under s588FL(2)(b)(ii) (being 20 business days after the security agreement was entered into) was 31 January 2013. The registration is, thus, out of time for the purposes of that section."
Section 588FM(2) of the Act provides that:
(2) On an application under this section, the Court may make the order sought if it is satisfied that:
(a) the failure to register the collateral earlier:
(i) was accidental or due to inadvertence or some other sufficient cause; or
(ii) is not of such a nature as to prejudice the position of creditors or shareholders; or
(b) on other grounds, it is just and equitable to grant relief.
The security in question was principally embodied in an instrument described as Apex Gold General Security Agreement which was in evidence. Justice Hammerschlag found that the affidavit evidence satisfied that the failure to register the collateral earlier was accidental or due to inadvertence on the part of the solicitors who acted for the plaintiff in obtaining the security concerned from Apex Gold.
The Court made orders extending time for the registration, however leaving unaffected the rights of another secured creditor who had registered its interest in the period before the interest was registered, and (as is common with orders of this kind) leaving it open for any administrator or liquidator to apply to discharge or vary the order. In circumstances where the evidence disclosed that it was the creditor's intention to appoint receivers and administrators, this liberty could prove to be significant.
Lesson: Anyone involved in the lodgement of security interests must have appropriate measures in place to ensure that security interests are registered on the PPSR within 20 business days once the security agreement comes into effect.
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Equipment: VHF antenna fed into a D100 tuner, which was fed into my TV Card with dScaler used to view and record the DX.
All the good stuff is in the first 60 seconds. You can quit watching after the minute mark. I tried to edit down the clip with Windows Movie Maker but when I resaved it, the quality was so bad that I just loaded the longer .wmv file instead.
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Juninho staked his claim for a place in the Boro starting line-up with a sparkling effort as Boro ran riot at Deepdale.
The Brazilian midfielder controlled the show in the second period as Boro cruised to a comfortable 2-0 victory against a mediocre Preston North End side which should have been much greater.
Juninho came on at the interval, slotting into his favourite position in the hole, and virtually frightened Preston to death.
His continual prompting created a wealth of chances, most of which were missed.
In many respects this failure in front of goal re-emphasises the reasons why Steve McClaren went out to snap up goalscorers Mark Viduka and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink during the summer.
These two new boys were replaced at half-time as McClaren made nine changes in all, fielding virtually a different side in the second period.
Coach Steve Harrison said: "It was a great work out, especially as we were able to field two teams and give everybody a run out.
"Both teams did well and this indicates that we have got the strength in depth we need.
"We are going to have to play a lot of games this season and we need a big squad."
Boro went ahead with a superb goal in the 14th minute.
Viduka held the ball up well on the left and laid it back for Stewart Downing to pick his spot with a clinical volley.
Boro continued to dominate but had to wait until the end of the half before creating the opening which should have made the game safe.
George Boateng hit a curling shot against the side of the left hand post, goalkeeper Andy Lonergan managed to fingertip Gaizka Mendieta's follow up on to the crossbar, and then Hasselbaink was offside when he headed in the rebound.
The new-look side put the accent firmly on attack in the second half with Juninho going close in the first few minutes.
It was Massimo Maccarone who eventually engineered the opening for the second goal, when his intelligent crossfield ball left Szilard Nemeth free for the Slovakian to slot the ball past Lonergan.
The second half was much more open than the first period, though Preston tired following a gruelling first period and rarely threatened.
Viduka looked strong for Boro in the first period, while Boateng had a busy game.
Boro handed the Dutch teenager Sergio an outing in the second period and the 19-year-old midfielder was pretty impressive.
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"The only way that we can live, is if we grow. The only way that we can grow is if we change. The only way that we can change is if we learn. The only way we can learn is if we are exposed".- C. JoyBell C.
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- encourages children to finish their task
- children see the end result
- children learn to take care of their belongings which teaches them to value their belongings
- presents a sequence of events to follow
- finger grip
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Dot game.
Sorting animals by colour. There is so much concentration, learning and engagement that accompanies this activity when a toddler is at work.
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5 Bedroom Villa With Sea Views in Carvoeiro
This detached 5 Bedroom Villa With Sea Views in Carvoeiro is just 2 Km to the centre of Carvoeiro and offers amazing sea and country views
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4 En-Suite Bedrooms
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The centre of Carvoeiro isn't very big and there are just two roads leading down into the town.
There are plenty of shops in the town for your everyday needs. Also there is also a big Intermarché on the Lagoa road on the outskirts of Carvoeiro for even more choice.
Praia do Carvoeiro is a beautifully sheltered beach which spreads out just in front of the square. Also the beach has cliffs protecting it on either side. There is also many bars and cafes around the square where you can also enjoy the views of the beach.
One thing you won't be short of in Carvoeiro is somewhere to eat and drink. There is also a large selection of bars, restaurants and cafes which are walking distance of the centre.
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Series: Rakes of St. James #1
Published by St. Martin's Press on March 7th 2017
Genres: Fiction, Romance, Historical, Regency
Pages: 304
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Could finding love be his greatest scandal of all?
The Duke of Griffin has never lived down his reputation as one of the Rakes of St. James. Now rumors are swirling that his twin sisters may bear the brunt of his past follies. Hiring a competent chaperone is the only thing Griffin has on his mind—until he meets the lovely and intriguing Miss Esmeralda Swift. In ways he could have never expected, she arouses more than just his curiosity.
Esmeralda Swift considered herself too sensible to ever fall for a scoundrel, but that was before she met the irresistibly seductive Griffin. His employment offer proves too tempting for her to turn down. She can't afford to be distracted by his devilish charms because the stakes are so high for his sisters' debut Season. . .unless one of London's most notorious rakes has had a change of heart and is ready to make Esmerelda his bride?
In her new release, Last Night with the Duke, author Amelia Grey treats readers to a sweet, slow-burn romance between a reformed rake and his sisters' reluctant chaperone.
After a reckless youth (and one too many thoughtless pranks), The Duke of Griffin's past threatens to impact his twin sisters' future. [Side note: Frustratingly, we never learn his full name, he's only ever referred to by his title.] As rumors swirl around Polite Society, Griffin finds himself in need of a chaperone to assist shepherding his sisters through their first season. Fate puts him at the door of Esmerelda Swift, manager of an employment agency. Impressed with Esmerelda's fortitude and intelligence, Griffin refuses to consider any other women than Esmerelda to help the twins enter Society and escape scandal.
Esmerelda reluctantly accepts entering Griffin's employ, bringing her half-sister, dog, and several secrets in tow as she moves into the Duke's household. Wary of the mercurial nature of the aristocracy, Esmerelda is consistently surprised by Griffin's generosity and good humor. Acknowledging the simmering attraction between them, both admit they cannot act on it, especially while Esmerelda is Griffin's employee.
When secrets are revealed and scandals threaten, Griffin and Esmerelda's connection is strained. Despite his kind nature and ready smile, Griffin does come across as occasionally petulant and, well, mercurial. He wants Esmeralda, says he can't pursue her, kisses her passionately, doesn't talk to her for a week… This push/pull without real insight into his feelings or internal conflict is a missed opportunity by author Amelia Grey for deeper character development.
Griffin's twin sisters' are essential to the plot, yet their personalities could have been better explored. We are told how their demeanors are different but it wasn't fleshed out enough to give their characters true dimension. I expect we will learn more about who was behind the gossip and threat of scandal when the sister of Griffin's fellow Rake of St. James, the Duke of Hawksthorn, makes her debut into Society in the next book in the series – that's the only reason I can think of that it wasn't resolved by the end of Last Night with the Duke.
With only one brief love scene, the heat is not very high in Last Night with the Duke, with the developing friendship/relationship between taking priority. That doesn't mean there isn't and 'tingly' feelings or heated kisses, just that they aren't acted upon and repressed.
In Last Night with the Duke, Amelia Grey provides a pleasant look at what happens when a reckless rake must face his past while struggling to deal with his current desires and his plans for the future.