Negative transference Schoonmaker, former World Champion and seven-time BACARDI Cup winner, and Frank Zagarino, 1969 Bacardi Cup winner, are credited with making the transition work. Ding won his first BACARDI Cup in Havana at the age of 19. In 2004, the Portuguese team of Afonso Domingos and Bernardo Santos was the first European team to win this prestigious sailing regatta. They won again in 2008. In 2007, teams from China and Croatia competed in the BACARDI Cup for the first time. In 2008, Hungarian and Russian teams were on the start line for the first time joining teams from 24 other 	Bacardi Cup
12392655	countries. 2008 was a BACARDI Cup history first with almost three quarters of the fleet from countries other than the United States. The BACARDI Cup is the only Cuban-born sporting event to survive in the United States and it is sponsored in full by Bacardi U.S.A., Inc. References. www.bacardicup.com Bacardi Cup The Bacardi Cup is one of the oldest and most traditional sailing events in the world. What started out as a three-day event with less than 10 boats in 1927, now attracts more than 200 sailors each year from some 23 countries and the attention of international 	Bacardi Cup
12392656	Lübbert Lübbert Lübbert or Luebbert is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Lübbert Lübbert or Luebbert is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: 	Lübbert
12392657	Hall v Woolston Hall Leisure Ltd Hall v Woolston Hall Leisure Ltd Hall v Woolston Hall Leisure Ltd  EWCA Civ 170 is a UK labour law case, concerning the illegality in the contract of employment. Facts. Mrs Hall was dismissed from being head chef at the Epping Forest Golf Club because she became pregnant. She claimed unfair dismissal based on the Equal Treatment Directive 76/207/EC and the Sex Discrimination Act 1975 (now the Equality Act 2010). However, in September 1994, she had received a raise to £250 and her payslip still showed £250 gross and £186.65 net, which apparently demonstrated tax 	Hall v Woolston Hall Leisure Ltd
12392658	avoidance. She asked and was told “It’s the way we do business.” For five months she continued to work. The employer argued that because Mrs Hall was party to an illegal contract, she was not entitled to bring a claim for unfair dismissal. The Tribunal held that Mrs Hall could not bring a discrimination claim, because she turned a blind eye to the Inland Revenue being defrauded. It held it could make a limited award of compensation, but not for financial loss. Judgment. The Court of Appeal held that Mrs Hall could bring her claim. Peter Gibson LJ held 	Hall v Woolston Hall Leisure Ltd
12392659	that her contract was initially lawful and she did not actively participate in the illegality. Her acquiescence was not causally linked to her sex discrimination. Public policy did not preclude her entitlement to a statutory claim under SDA 1975 ss 65 and 66. Moreover, the Equal Treatment Directive 76/207/EC was clearly contravened, and a remedy must be effective to fulfill the purpose embodied in the Directive. Mance LJ held that mere knowledge by the employee of the illegality is not enough. The employee must have actively participated in the illegality rather than have merely acquiesced in an employer's 	Hall v Woolston Hall Leisure Ltd
12392660	unlawful conduct. Moore-Bick J, concurred. Hall v Woolston Hall Leisure Ltd Hall v Woolston Hall Leisure Ltd  EWCA Civ 170 is a UK labour law case, concerning the illegality in the contract of employment. Facts. Mrs Hall was dismissed from being head chef at the Epping Forest Golf Club because she became pregnant. She claimed unfair dismissal based on the Equal Treatment Directive 76/207/EC and the Sex Discrimination Act 1975 (now the Equality Act 2010). However, in September 1994, she had received a raise to £250 and her payslip still showed £250 gross and £	Hall v Woolston Hall Leisure Ltd
12392661	Alawalpur, Palwal Alawalpur, Palwal Alawalpur is a village in the Palwal district, in Haryana State in northern India. It is administered by a sarpanch. The village has a post office and a branch of the Punjab National Bank. Alawalpur, Palwal Alawalpur is a village in the Palwal district, in Haryana State in northern India. It is administered by a sarpanch. The village has a post office and a branch of the Punjab National Bank. 	Alawalpur, Palwal
12392662	Herpes Viruses Association Herpes Viruses Association The Herpes Association (now the Herpes Viruses Association) was started in 1982. It is a support group for people with Herpes simplex virus. It conducts information campaigns and attempts to reduce the stigma associated with sexually transmitted diseases. It became a registered charity with a Dept of Health grant in 1985. The charity started as a string of local group meetings before acquiring an office and a national spread. It is widely referred to as a source of help for patients who are anxious about the conditions, primarily genital herpes. The Association campaigns against the transmission of 	Herpes Viruses Association
12392663	herpes being treated as a criminal offence. It supported David Golding who was convicted and imprisoned for infecting a woman with genital herpes in 2011. Their spokesman said the sentence for causing grievous bodily harm was ‘outrageous’ and compared it to prosecuting children for giving their friends chicken pox, or passing on a cold sore. It supported the campaign to keep the sexual health services of the Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in 2014. It carried out a double-blind trial of liquorice lip balm on forty people in 2014 and found that it reduced the severity of 	Herpes Viruses Association
12392664	symptoms in most subjects. Marian Nicholson, the Director of the Association, is frequently quoted in relation to research into the development of remedies. Dr Phil Hammond (comedian) is the president of the association. Between 1993 and 2002 Clare Rayner was one of its patrons. Herpes Viruses Association The Herpes Association (now the Herpes Viruses Association) was started in 1982. It is a support group for people with Herpes simplex virus. It conducts information campaigns and attempts to reduce the stigma associated with sexually transmitted diseases. It became a registered charity with a Dept of Health grant in 1985. The charity 	Herpes Viruses Association
12392665	Negative transference Negative transference Negative transference is the psychoanalytic term for the transference of negative and hostile feelings, rather than positive ones, onto a therapist (or other emotional object). Freud's preference. In his pioneering studies of transference phenomena, Freud noted the existence of both positive and negative transferences, while expressing a preference for the former, which he initially saw as a prerequisite for analytic work. Freud considered that The hostile feelings make their appearance as a rule later than the affectionate ones and behind them"; and more frequently in same-sex than in mixed-sex analytic pairings. Otto Fenichel pointed out  that whereas neurotic aggravations can follow the emergence of a negative transference, so too (paradoxically) can improvements: the patient gets better to spite the therapist for emphasising the patient's problems. Later formulations. Melanie Klein in her disputes with Anna Freud laid much greater emphasis than her opponent on the constructive role to be played by interpreting the negative transference. Jacques Lacan followed her theoretical lead in seeing "the projection of what Melanie Klein calls "bad internal objects"" as key to "the negative transference that is the initial knot of the analytic drama" - though he himself would face criticism for  glossing over the negative transference in training analyses, to keep his analysands in dependence. W. R. D. Fairbairn was also more interested in the negative than the positive transference, which he saw as a key to the repetition and exposure of unconscious attachments to internalised bad objects. In his wake, object relations theorists have tended to stress the positive results that can emerge from working with the negative transference. Literary analogues. Describing the process of becoming the focus of a paranoid's hostility, C. P. Snow wrote: "No one likes being hated: most of us are afraid of it: it  jars to the bone when we meet hatred face to face." Negative transference Negative transference is the psychoanalytic term for the transference of negative and hostile feelings, rather than positive ones, onto a therapist (or other emotional object). Freud's preference. In his pioneering studies of transference phenomena, Freud noted the existence of both positive and negative transferences, while expressing a preference for the former, which he initially saw as a prerequisite for analytic work. Freud considered that "The hostile feelings make their appearance as a rule later than the affectionate ones and behind them"; and more frequently in same