Doctoroncall

That's the odds of those two being drawn first and second.

HMRC? Do you mean the MHRA, FC? In the Te Genero trial there were some basic procedure errors by the unit. Probably to save money such as dosing too many patients at the same time and not following up on infusion reactions.

In simple terms Pharma replies on Key Opinion Leaders in each therapeutic field to help plan trials. that can only happen if the patient is enrolled in a clinical trial, even if it's an open access program so that there is control of it's use and data collected for reporting on safety. There is ABPI code of conduct that governs what pharma can do. You should report it.

I'd be more worried my data would go astray in the NHS than in pharma. Regulations are tight and there are data classification procedures in place to safe guard data. In fact only the clinical study sites have the distinct personal identifies and the pharma companies do not need them to analyse the data.

So I presume they have are will go through the new "owners and directors" test (replacement of FaPPT) the FL have?

20p in the pound?

They are unbeaten at home with perhaps the second best home record in the league at the moment. So by the 4th Feb, everyone should know what there team looks like after the January transfer window.

A scout no longer... Head of Operations down at the Amex. Congratulations to Mr Burke!

Jimmy_d The CVA payments are due to start in April under the current version of the CVA. That could change with a rewrite. Also current available funding is expected to last until the end of the year.

Tactics? It's not a strategy game! Only thing to watch out for is if shes got a huge arse and no lower body strength... I'll leave you to work out why.

Well this certainly hasn't helped!

Looking into a student exchange program are we?

If you are still going to move negotiate a price with solicitors, they may give you a good deal based on what has happen. Otherwise as others have said some do no completion no fee.

So from what I understand they are trapped either way with the 10.5m, if it is a 'gift' from Antonov the foreign agencies will want it back and if it's a loan from CSI then it implies dependency and will also be part of the price to buy. Oh dear!

There is but it is peanuts compared to the sky TV money in the Premier League. I would like Saints to have the honour of first place but feel West Ham are brutally dispatching the opposition to gain an auto spot. Their players would be otherwise competing in the premier league if it wasn't for the bongo brothers money.

It's his job to find a buyer for CSIs assets, PFC being one of them. Danish Saint has listed the others, CSI went into admin to protect these assets. The question for PFC is how long can they survive without being propped up especially since they have increased their outgoings with the new players bought in the summer.

As Steve has pointed out the question is the economic link between the parent company and PFC. If that is found to be an inextricably linked (ie the club depends on CSI), they will be in trouble.

I don't think it can be done after the event (the arrest warrant), not 100% sure though. A bit like closing the stable door when the horse has bolted kind of thing.

Edit

You forget the link back to the previous thread. ;-)

I think the preparations for Hull are now crucial that the players don't seize up from this surprise of a poor showing. As you say, everything was in place to be up for the game and be able to challenge Bristol City, that didn't happen. Credit to McInnes though, he has given his players some believe and they've been able to work together with a solid back line, I wouldn't be surprised to see them sneek into the play-offs if they keep hold of their players.

here you go, all the advice you need... http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?28135-Writing-a-CV&highlight=write

You do need to check that it was built in Germany as there are some BMWs that have been built elsewhere and there is a quality gap (or was when I was looking a few years ago). Otherwise agree that if there is proof of regular services it should be fine.

Inept based on past performance but one is hoping it's all part of a plan and they would take off the sheep's clothing, although as you'll no doubt inform me they are public sector workers so toothless it is! ;-)

I take it doesn't snow that often during winter and when it does it only affects parts of the country for a few days. ;-)