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[JURIST] Royal Dutch/Shell Group [corporate website] has said that it will appeal a decision which allows a class action lawsuit for stock fraud to continue against the company. A federal judge ruled Tuesday that the suit, questioning whether Shell's statements on its reserves [JURIST report] purposely misrepresented important facts, adequately showed reason for further investigation into the shareholder plaintiffs' allegations. The US Department of Justice [official website] has also launched a criminal investigation, according to US District Judge John W. Bissell's opinion. This differs from the Department's June 29 statement that the criminal investigation was officially ended [JURIST report]. AP has more.
[JURIST] Washington lobbyist Jack Abramoff [Wikipedia profile], who faces federal bank fraud charges [JURIST report] related to a casino deal, expressed his willingness Tuesday to speak with investigators about the death of Konstantinos "Gus" Boulis. Abramoff is charged [DOJ press release] with conspiracy and wire fraud in the September 2000 purchase of SunCruz Casinos [Corporate website] from Boulis, who was shot to death a few months following the sale. Abramoff is also under investigation by a federal grand jury and by the US Senate Indian Affairs Committee [official website] for excessive charges associated with lobbying efforts on behalf of six Indian tribes. Abramoff will return to court on August 29 to enter his plea; he is currently free on bail. AP has more.
[JURIST] A US Department of Defense analyst and two former officials of the pro-Israel lobbying group American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) [advocacy website] pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges of conspiring to obtain and disclose classified national defense information. Analyst Lawrence Franklin, who worked on the Pentagon's Iran desk at the time of the allegations, has been charged [JURIST report] with giving former AIPAC officials, Steven Rosen and Keith Weissman, top secret information about potential attacks on US forces in Iraq and with disclosing classified information to a diplomat in order to advance his personal agenda. Under the same indictment [PDF], Rosen and Weissman are charged [JURIST report] with disclosing the information to the media and several foreign government officials. The trial is set for January 3, 2006. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] Leading Tuesday's states brief, the US Court of Appeals for the Eight Circuit ruled [PDF opinion] today that North Dakota may not use federal water pollution laws to challenge the Army Corps of Engineers' [official website] management of the Missouri River nor may the state's Attorney General force the Army Corps to stop drawing its Missouri River water releases from the bottom of Lake Sakakawea. In the 2003 lawsuit, North Dakota alleged the Army Corps was violating state water pollution laws by drawing too much cold water from Lake Sakakawea, but the court's decision said that North Dakota could not demand compliance with state water-quality standards. The court stated that "If we allowed North Dakota to enforce its water-quality standards on this basis, there is no discernible limit to the new structures, and new operational plans, that states with...(Missouri River) reservoirs could demand to force the corps to comply with their own water-quality standards." The court also found federal law mostly exempts the Army Corps from following the Clean Water Act [text] when its authority to manage Missouri River navigation is affected. AP has more. In other state legal news ...
[JURIST] Leading Tuesday's corporations and securities law news, JP Morgan Chase [corporate website] has settled with Enron for the bank's role in the accounting fraud that lead to Enron's bankruptcy [JURIST news archive]. In a Tuesday press release [text], JP Morgan said that the bank will pay Enron $350 million in return for Enron not pursuing its claims against JP Morgan. The bankruptcy court handling the case must still approve the settlement. Reuters has more. In other corporations and securities news...
[JURIST] Kurdish leaders insisted Tuesday that they do not plan to secede from Iraq even though they want the new Iraqi constitution [JURIST news archive] to provide the group the right to self-determination in order to protect themselves from potential future problems. The issues of self-determination, the role of Islam, federalism and the use of oil and other natural resources are among the unresolved issues [JURIST report] that prevented Iraq's constitutional committee [official website] from reaching an agreement before the August 15 deadline and the subsequent one-week extension [JURIST report] of the deadline. If an agreement on the constitution is reached by August 22, Iraqis will vote in mid-October to accept or reject the charter; this will lead to December elections for the first fully constitutional government since regime of Saddam Hussein [JURIST new archive] was overthrown in 2003. AP has more.
[JURIST] Indicted former Rwandan government official Michel Bagaragaza surrendered himself to officials from the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda [official website; JURIST news archive] on Tuesday. Bagaragaza has been indicted on charges of conspiracy to commit genocide, genocide and complicity in genocide and is alleged to have ordered his own subordinates and others to kill hundreds of Tutsi civilian refugees seeking shelter in a tea factory he supervised. He also faces charges of training, supporting, financing, and arming the Hutu Interahamwes [Wikipedia profile], armed militia groups that attacked Tutsi civilians. ICTR Prosecutor Hassan Bubacar Jallow welcomed the surrender as one of the final outstanding indictments against Akazu, a select group of governmental and business leaders that exercised great power in the events leading up to the 1994 genocide. Read the ICTR official press release.
[JURIST] The Russian government approved a resolution Tuesday that authorized its formal withdrawal from the Russian-Estonian border agreements, the next-to-last phase that Russia must complete in order to satisfy international legal standards on the withdrawal from a treaty. The Russian-Estonian border treaties, agreed to in May 2005 [JURIST report], became a source of contention between the two nations following statements by Estonian officials during initial stages of the ratification process that negatively criticized Russian society [Russian MFA press release]. As a result, the Russian Foreign Ministry [official website] decided to exercise its rights under the Vienna Convention on the Law on Treaties (1969) [official text] to divest itself of its obligations [JURIST report] under the treaties, and withdraw as a signatory member. The only steps remaining for Russian officials to take are the submission of the proposal to Russian President Vladimir Putin [official website], who originally signed the treaties, and formal notification to Estonia of Russia's intent to not be a signatory member. JURIST's Paper Chase has continuing coverage of Russia [JURIST news archive]. Itar-Tass has local coverage.
[JURIST] South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun [official profile] said Tuesday that he intends to push for the elimination of a statute of limitations for future human rights violations in South Korea, but said that he isn't seeking to introduce retroactive punishment for acts already outside the statute of limitations, which bars prosecution of government officials after a certain period of years. Introducing retroactive punishment is prohibited by the South Korean Constitution [text], and Roh's initial call for an end to the statute of limitations made during a speech marking the end of Japanese rule in Korea sparked fears that retroactive punishment would be sought. Roh did state that several of his legal advisors had demonstrated to his satisfaction that certain, rare cases of human rights abuses, like internationally defined war crimes, ethnic cleansing, and human experimentation, may be open to retroactive punishment under strict exceptions. JURIST's Paper Chase has continuing coverage of South Korea [JURIST news archive]. Chosun Ilbo has local coverage.
[JURIST] A Lusaka magistrate court has held that the Zambian Director of Public Prosecutions has sufficient evidence to proceed with a trial against Patriotic Front President Michael Sata [party profile] on espionage charges. Sata's trial will be held before the Zambian High Court, and will focus on his alleged incitement of explosions caused by workers at the Konkola Copper Mines in the recent employment strikes occurring there. Sata has been a high ranking political figure in Zambia for decades, starting off in the one-party government and then breaking away in the early 1990s with the reform movement. He created the Patriotic Front [party website] in October 2001, and has been one of the main opposition leaders challenging current Zambian President Levy Patrick Mwanawasa [Wikipedia profile]. The Times of Zambia has local coverage.
[JURIST] Angolan Supreme Court Justice Caetano de Sousa has been elected by the Angolan Parliament [official website in Portuguese] to serve as the head of the National Electoral Commission (CNE) tasked with supervising preparations for elections scheduled for the first half of 2006. Angola [government website] has been in a constant state of civil war for the past 30 years and both the government and the main opposition party, UNITA, view national elections as vital for maintaining a fragile peace. Concerns still exist that the elections may be delayed due to a request by Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos [official profile] that the Supreme Court review the new election laws [JURIST report] to ensure they comply with the Angolan Constitution [official text]. UNITA, while generally satisfied with de Sousa's experience, warned that he must be extra vigilant against bias, since he was nominated for the CNE post by dos Santos. Angola Press has local coverage.
[JURIST] A special session of the 10th US Circuit Court of Appeals meeting at the University of Utah [official website] Wednesday will hear arguments about a Utah state law that prohibits the desecration of the US flag [official text]. Several different individuals are challenging the law's constitutionality, alleging that Salt Lake County officials acted against the US Supreme Court ruling in Texas v. Johnson [text] which held that a similar law was unconstitutional. Salt Lake County Attorney David Yocom has alleged that the plaintiffs challenging the law lack standing, as one man was never prosecuted, and the charge against the other was dropped. AP has more.
[JURIST] US District Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein has ordered government lawyers to restore redacted portions of their brief [PDF text] concerning the release of further photographs and video of Abu Ghraib Prison [JURIST news archive] after a closed session review [JURIST report] of the relevant information. Hellerstein said Monday after the review that he "generally ruled in favor of public disclosure" and that the decision on this case balanced right for public disclosure against heavy issues of national security. Hellerstein has scheduled the argument concerning the images' release for August 30, saying he wanted a speedy decision, but wanted to give US Attorney David Kelley time to appeal the redaction ruling. AP has more.
[JURIST] Israeli police officer Yuval Avargil testified Monday in the ongoing trial [JURIST report] against Sami Al-Arian [advocacy website], a former University of South Florida professor that has been charged [official charge sheet], along with three other men, with raising money for and supporting Palestinian Islamic Jihad [MIPT backgrounder] in conducting suicide bombings in Israel. Avargil gave graphic testimony concerning the after-effects of one of the suicide bombings that Al-Arian allegedly helped finance and plan. Al-Arian has maintained his innocence and claims that he is a victim of persecution because he espouses ideas unpopular with the US government. AP has more.
[JURIST] National Guard acting adjutant general Brigadier Gen. John R. Alexander [official profile] has said that a confidential report released Monday proves that the National Guard unit known as the Information Synchronization, Knowledge Management and Intelligence Fusion program was not spying on civilians, as ACLU activists and California state Sen. Joseph Dunn [official profile] previously alleged [JURIST report]. Alexander says that the report, conducted by the Army's inspector general, supports statements made earlier that the unit's purpose is simply to monitor the status and assess threats against domestic infrastructure. Protests were raised against the unit after newspaper reports revealed that the guardsmen had "monitored" a protest [AP report] by mothers of fallen military personnel on Mother's Day, 2005. The National Guard unit claims that this "monitoring" amounted to watching news footage of the protests. AP has more.
[JURIST] Public commentary on the proposed revisions to Britain's Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act (1990) [official text] began Tuesday, as the government opened up communication for medical professionals and the general public to provide commentary on proposed changes to the fertility legislation. The HFEA 1990 created the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority [official website], which decided that as part of its recommendations to the UK Parliament, that it would solicit public opinion on some of the more controversial issues up for review in the Act's revision. Among these is the question of whether research should be allowed into fields that would permit early detection of "lower penetrance" genetic problems resulting in different kinds of cancer. The proposed revisions to the Act also include tightening up internet-based sales of genetic material, addressing ethical concerns about techniques such as picking gender, and other legal issues surrounding in vitro fertilization. Read the HFEA's backgrounder on proposed amendments the HFEA 1990. BBC News has more.
[JURIST] The Inter-American Court of Human Rights [official website], part of the judicial branch of the Organization of American States [official website] regional body, has ordered the Suriname government [official website in Dutch] to pay $13,000 (USD) to each of the 130 survivors of a 1986 massacre of the N'djuka Maroon village of Moiwana by Suriname military forces. The massacre occurred during a guerrilla war against former military dictator Desi Bouterse [Wikipedia profile], who denied reports of soldiers slaughtering innocent villagers, but acknowledged that the military had been looking for "rebel fighters and sympathizers" in the area. In an opinion issued Monday, the Court also ordered the Suriname government to establish a $1.2 million (USD) development fund for health, housing and educational programs for Moiwana residents and is requiring the government to investigate and prosecute any individuals found to have participated in or ordered the massacre. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] Despite initial optimism, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen [official profile] has warned the international community that Cambodia [government website], one of Asia's poorest nations, cannot afford its share of the projected costs for an international criminal tribunal targeting Khmer Rouge leaders. Hun Sen said that Cambodia can only afford $1.5 million (USD) of the $13 million (USD) it originally planned to contribute. The United Nations [UN in Cambodia official website], footing the majority of the projected costs of the tribunal, has already raised the $43 million it was scheduled to provide. Hun Sen warned that unless the international community is willing to provide the remaining $11.5 million (USD), Cambodia will not be able to go forward with the tribunal. There is concern among proponents of the tribunal that the individuals likely to be targeted for criminal prosecution may die before the tribunal gets underway. JURIST's Paper Chase has continuing coverage of Cambodia [JURIST news archive]. BBC News has more.Previously on JURIST's Paper Chase...
[JURIST] A series of almost simultaneous attacks and riots in seven of Guatemala's prisons Monday has left 31 inmates dead and many more injured. Guatemalan Interior Minister Carlos Vielmann [official website] said the gun and knife attacks at prisons around Southern Guatemala show the power that gangs have to spread terror. Vielmann says the inmates were able to plan the attacks by cellular phones, messages and guns passed by visitors to imprisoned gang members. Vielmann also pointed to the constant communication between gang members, saying that the Internet helps them coordinate actions not only within Guatemala, but also with El Salvador, Honduras and the US. AP has more. From Guatemala City, El Periodico has local coverage [in Spanish]
[JURIST] In a Tuesday ruling, the Supreme Court of Israel [official website in English] temporarily halted government plans to demolish 30 synagogues and eight Torah academies in the Gaza Strip. The decision was in response to a petition from Elei Sinai rabbi Yishai Brohan requesting the buildings be moved to Israel proper. While the pullout officially began Monday [JURIST report], the ruling gave the state 48 hours to assess the possibility of dismantling and moving the facilities, with the state agreeing not to dismantle or destroy the buildings during that time. Israel's Chief Rabbis Yonah Metzger [official profile] and Shlomo Amar [official profile] met Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Tuesday, resulting in an agreement to set up a joint committee to determine a procedure for dismantling the synagogues. Haaretz has local coverage.Meanwhile, Israeli security forces continued to evacuate the Gaza Strip Tuesday, clashing with hundreds of opponents, arresting dozens of people and detaining 50 Israelis for resisting police and soldiers. According to Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz [official profile], who expects half of Gaza's residents to have vacated by midnight, "We will make every effort, the army and the police, to have law and order in this process and anyone who acts illegally will be treated according to the law." While Jewish settlers have vowed to peacefully resist eviction, officials anticipated violence [JURIST report] from the estimated 5,000 Jewish extremists who have infiltrated the settlements. According to a police spokesman, security forces arrested approximately 500 people who were in Gaza illegally Monday night, and prevented dozens more from entering. Protesters refused security forces entry into Neve Dealim Tuesday, pelting police with plastic water bottles, Bedolah residents sets cars on fire and vowed to burn down their homes, and residents in Netzarim spent the first night of the pull-out in communal celebration, refusing to leave. AP has more.
[JURIST] The Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles [official website] has decided to pardon Lena Baker [African American Registry profile], a black maid, 60 years after she was executed for killing a white man, board spokeswoman Scheree Lipscomb said Monday. Baker, found guilty by an all-white, all-male jury in Georgia, claimed she shot E.B. Knight, a man she had been hired to care for, in self defense. The board did not find Baker innocent of the crime, but decided her denial of clemency in 1945 "was a grievous error." Baker is one of 20 women to be executed in Georgia, and the only one to be executed by electrocution. Baker will be officially pardoned at a meeting later this month. AP has more.
[JURIST] Italy has arrested 141 people in an ongoing security sweep [JURIST report], begun expulsion procedures against 701 people, and questioned almost 33,000 people since last month's terrorist attacks in London and Egypt, Italy's Ministry of the Interior [official website, in Italian] announced Monday. According to the Ministry's press release [in Italian], the country has received several internet threats allegedly from Islamic militant groups, and the ministry stated evaluations "confirm an ongoing high risk of a terrorist attack on our country." Parliament eased the government's powers to combat terrorism last month by passing legislation [Reuters report] easing deportation, increasing penalties for terror-related crimes, and approving greater surveillance of internet and telephone communications. While civil libertarians criticize the extension of state power as infringing on civil rights, members of the center-right coalition claim Italy is not prepared to respond in the event of an actual attack. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] Iraqi leaders confirmed Tuesday that key unresolved issues in drafting the Iraqi constitution [JURIST news archive] lead to Monday's one-week deadline extension [JURIST report]. According to Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari, a Shiite, the primary issues of contention are distribution of oil wealth and federalism; Shiite lawmakers are also saying that the unresolved issues include women's rights, the role of Islam, and the right of Kurds to eventually secede. Kurdish politicians defended their push for self-determination Tuesday as necessary for their protection "in case troubles erupt in Iraq in the future." Shiites support federalism and want an autonomous region in the south as Kurds have in the north. Sunni Arabs oppose federalism, and fear it will split the country. AP has more.Reacting to the deadline extension, President Bush praised the efforts [White House statement] of lawmakers in Iraq, stating "Their efforts are a tribute to democracy and an example that difficult problems can be solved peacefully through debate, negotiation and compromise." Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Monday that she remains confident [press conference transcript] that the seven-day extension will be sufficient for the Iraqi drafting committee to resolve any remaining issues. Rice also praised lawmakers for their dedication to the constitutional process, describing it as "Democracy at work." Reuters has more. The view from Iraq is not quite as optimistic, as some Iraqi citizens said Tuesday that extended talks on the constitution would cause more problems for the Iraqi people and that the negotiations should end as soon as possible. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] In a 1985 memo to White House counsel Fred Fielding released Monday, US Supreme Court nominee John Roberts [JURIST news archive] stated that the Court's ruling in Wallace v. Jaffree [text], striking down an Alabama law mandating a one-minute period of silence for prayer or meditation as unconstitutional, "seems indefensible" and urged the White House to support a constitutional amendment supporting silent prayer in public schools. In several other memos to Fielding, written while Roberts worked as associate counsel for the Reagan administration, the nominee criticized judges and legislators who supported the "radical redistributive concept" of "comparable worth," [Encyclopedia Britannica entry] which he said "mandates nothing less than central planning of the economy by judges." The 5,393 pages released by the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library [official website] Monday also included Roberts' opinions regarding vetting administration nominees, judicial activism and the Court's caseload. AP has more. The Washington Post maintains a listing of key documents authored by Roberts.
[JURIST] The Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) in Brooklyn, New York has failed to turn over videotapes [OIG report to Congress] showing interviews of aliens held on immigration charges during the investigation of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, US Department of Justice Inspector General Glenn Fine [official website] said Monday. The facility was required to turn over the tapes as part of a 2003 investigation into alleged abuse of detainees [final report; supplemental report] but the tapes were not discovered by the Bureau of Prisons [official website] until February of this year. The tapes contain recordings of detainees' conversations with their lawyers, and a lawsuit is now pending against officers at the facility for taping conversations that were assured to be confidential. The BOP incorporated evidence from the tapes into their review of the staff's treatment of detainees, and both the OIG and the BOP sustained the original finding that there was some abuse by some employees at the facility. In March, the OIG released a report [PDF text] which found, in part, that no MDC officials had yet been disciplined [JURIST report] in connection with the abuse of detainees. Fine stated his office will continue to look into MDC's failure to produce the tapes. AP has more.
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I found this little guy sitting in the road as I biked by on a very cold early morning ride. Traffic was light so I circled back to pick him up before the next cars would come by.
I put him in my shirt pocket to warm him up. I looked at the nearby trees to see if I could tell from where he fell. He seemed cold, dazed, calm and lethargic. He made himself comfy in my shirt pocket. I put my hand over the pocket to further block the wind and warm him as I rode home.
My daughter named him "Wallace".
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He is an Anna's hummingbird according to our book.
He liked looking at the picture and reminiscing about family etc.
The sock nest was roomy and comfy for him.
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We fed him a commercial product called "Instant Nectar" for humming bird feeders.
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1. Socks are not the best material for the nest. The loops can catch their feet and cause damage when you try to take them out of their "nest". The much better alternative is to use an egg cartons or a small container, and line it with facial tissue. Change the tissue out at least daily.
2. They shouldn't only be on sugar water diet for more than 3 days. Regular strength sugar water causes gas in the crops for the nestlings which is unhealthy and can be dangerous. Please use nectar without red dye. By giving them just sugar water and red dye in the diet can result future deformity.
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It's really wonderful that you took time to rescue those hummers. The world is a better place with people like you!
But we never named them, they are too unique for unnecessities as names, still you made a wonderful job, I´ve never even held a hummingbird /in my country there are none/; kids and animals always liked me naturally, the way you give off calming waves, I guess, they are fond of you, too....
Isn´t it lovely to repay little back to Mother Nature.
This past May (in Baja), we rescued a fledgling Osprey and named her Isabeau.
Unfortunately, her wing was too damaged to resume flight again, but she continues to thrive on bait fish and will soon go to live at a Raptor Educational Center.
We were lucky and we know it. This was one of those times that wildlife rehabbers wouldn't take the bird-we checked. They were usually overwhelmed as is was with the endangered critters and birds of prey. Other areas would be different and you always need to call and check with them before taking in a bird or other wild animal.
Alternatively, you could would let the bird bathe itself in a shallow pan with 1/2 inch depth of 100 degree F water (body temperature). That might let the sugar disolve. Then try to let the bird dry off out in the sun or maybe 2 feet away from a hair dryer on the low setting for a minute or two. The important thing is not cooking or chilling the bird and helping it get clean and dry quickly so it can take over its own temperature management.
Good luck.
Yes, I know this is over a year late but it might be able to help someone else.
This hummingbird may not have needed rescue at all, certainly not for as long a time as you kept him. Hummingbirds use so much energy that when they sleep, they must enter a period of semi-hibernation. On "very cold" mornings it may take a little bit longer for them to wake up. A good meal at most was what this hummer needed, and you could possibly have simply warmed her up in your hands and he would have been fine. Although you saved him, this bird could have easily died ( I have seen it happen many times). A wildlife rehabber is really your best bet if you think it really needs care.
My family helped a few birds over the years-mainly morning doves and a couple of starlings. Usually they needed little other than a safe place to recover for a few hours away from predators (crashed into window and then dropped into the pool below being rather common until film was put on the windows).
The one longer term wild resident-a starling-was found far from any potential nest and possibly had been played with a little by a cat beforehand. We didn't have any extra cages at the time and had to put her in with some zebra finches to keep her safe from our cats (NEVER mixed wild and pet birds if there is any alternative at all-they can make each other very sick-even a box is better in most cases). She had just started to get some pinfeathers and was quite a bit larger than the finches. Zeebs being prolific and prone to feeding any baby that demands it, kept her stomach full although she still had to be hand fed mashed up bugs as the zeebs are seed eaters, not omnivores like starlings. Flight training for her was difficult, she enjoyed just sitting on a perch and getting fed and clung to us as we tried to get her to fly back and forth. Eventually she did take off and apparently thrived-unlike most rescued birds returned to the wild...the next year she brought half a dozen newly fledged babies of her own to show off and wasn't above begging neighborhood kids for a bit of peanut butter. Shortly afterwards my family moved away so we don't know how long she lived but with her obviously thriving and finding a mate with which to raise at least one clutch we are pretty comfortable calling her a huge success. Even wildlife rehabbers often lose many of their baby birds and the number that can be successfully released is very small and even smaller still is the number who can survive their first year in the wild.
I love watching birds when they do that; my gramma's cockatiel would do the rapid flapping while hanging upside down
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thankfully we haven't had any fallen chicks around here; though we do have quite a few feral cats, =(


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Journal Article | Brooks, Marjorie L.; Fleishman, Erica; Brown, Larry R.; Lehman, Peggy W.; Werner, Inge; Scholz, Nathaniel L.; Mitchelmore, Carys L.; Lovvorn, James R.; Johnson, Michael L.; Schlenk, Daniel; van Drunick, Suzanne; Drever, James I.; Stoms, David M.; Parker, Alex E.; Dugdale, Richard. 2012. Life histories, salinity zones, and sublethal contributions of contaminants to pelagic fish declines illustrated with a case study of San Francisco Estuary, California, USA. Estuaries and Coasts. Vol: 35. Pages 603-621. (Online version) |
Data Set | Johnson, Michael L. 2010. POD!_National Pollution Discharge Elimination System_Delta Discharge_1999-2007. (Online version) |
Journal Article | Scholz, Nathaniel L.; Fleishman, Erica; Brown, Larry R.; Werner, Inge; Johnson, Michael L.; Brooks, Marjorie L.; Mitchelmore, Carys L.; Schlenk, Daniel. 2012. A perspective on modern pesticides, pelagic fish declines, and unknown ecological resilience in highly managed ecosystems. BioOne. Vol: 62(4). Pages 428-434. (Online version) |


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He'd be getting an unlocked GSM phone if it will work and put in a SIM card in once he gets there.
There are no GSM networks in Korea.If you want to get an unlocked phone, make sure to get one that has UMTS @ 2100 MHz. Google Nexus 4 sounds like it might be a good candidate (plus it's very cheap in the US, price-wise), if you can wait a couple of more days, until it's released for purchase on Nov 13th at Google Play.But I would, too, recommend to see if this stuff can be purchased in Korea instead; although you probably can't beat Google's 299$ tag for an unlocked 3.75G phone.
Yeah, but the Nexus 4 isn't out yet and won't be out until after he's gone. So that's why I was thinking the unlocked Galaxy Nexus.
According to the web site below, it says that the Galaxy Nexus Maguro should work.»www.phonearena.com/phones/Samsun···s_id5595
Not sure what you mean. »en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UMTS is a GSM even »en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3GPP_Long_···volution is a GSM... All three providers support GSM phones just make sure it's unlocked and world which most are these days.
Maguro is tuna as most sashimi lovers know. Funny naming a phone model that. --I'm not anti-social, I just don't like stupid people.
LTE is not GSM, and UMTS is not GSM, either. All three are completely different standards.Unless you want to start claiming that Verizon is somehow suddenly a GSM provider (which it is not, never has been, and never will be).There is no GSM in Japan or Korea. There are also a number of providers in the world, including Canada and UK, who don't offer any GSM service, but do offer UMTS (with no GSM whatsoever).It is incorrect to claim that a GSM phone will work in Korea, because it would not.
Well then what kind of phone will work there? There has got to be a phone that he can get here in the states before he ships out so that I can prepare the phone for use.
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Well then what kind of phone will work there?
It looks like he may have to get a phone in South Korea when he gets there. I told him to make sure that he gets a "Google" phone and not some other Android phone.The reason I say that is because I want him to get a phone that has Full Google AOSP support.--TomBoycott AT&T uVerse! | Tom's Android Blog | AOKP (The Android Open Kang Project)
not sure what the others are talking about but here you go... »en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S_IIIS iii us works on the same band except you won't get LTE oyvey! Get the unlocked ATT/Tmobile Version which are both GSM based...
I think I heard that the motherboard in that phone is called Tuna.--Iphone. Helping computer illiteracy become popular since 2007
LTE an initialism of Long Term Evolution, marketed as 4G LTE, is a standard for wireless communication of high-speed data for mobile phones and data terminals. It is based on the GSM/EDGE and UMTS/HSPA network
Not to be insulting or anything, but there's a lot of conflicting answers being passed around here in this thread.All I really want to know is if an unlocked GSM Galaxy Nexus (Maguro) that's bought off of a site such as Swappa.com.--TomBoycott AT&T uVerse! | Tom's Android Blog | AOKP (The Android Open Kang Project)
if you compare my GS3 link from Wiki will tell you that South Koreans are all GSM frequencies that will support »en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galaxy_Nexus using the same frequencies.
GSM does not include UMTS and LTE. Stop spreading misinformation. Nowhere on wikipedia (as if that's even a source of information), is it claimed that GSM includes UMTS and LTE.To quote from your own link as above:
said by »www.3gpp.org/specifications :The term "3GPP specification" covers all GSM (including GPRS and EDGE), W-CDMA and LTE (including LTE-Advanced) specifications. The following terms are also used to describe networks using the 3G specifications: UTRAN, UMTS (in Europe) and FOMA (in Japan).
South Korea (and Japan) has no GSM frequencies! Where do you get this information that they do?If one wants a phone for South Korea (or Japan), one has to compare the UMTS/HSPA/HSPA+ frequencies (all 3 of these acronyms are compatible as far as frequencies go). Comparing GSM frequencies would be pointless, because South Korea has no GSM!
Yes, an unlocked GSM/HSPA+ Galaxy Nexus should seemingly work in Korea (and noone is actually disputing that it will work). The conflicting answers stem from the fact that some people seem to misunderstand that UMTS/HSPA/etc is different and separate from GSM/GPRS/EDGE.
So you, ConstantineM , are saying that the Maguro Galaxy Nexus will work there. Right?
According to the following page from GSM Association, any phone that's designed to work on a European UMTS frequency, 2100 (also known as W-CDMA 2100), would also work in South Korea. The GSM/HSPA+ Galaxy Nexus, GT-I9250, happens to be one such phone (I own one, BTW).»maps.mobileworldlive.com/network···lic%20ofWikipedia article about UMTS Frequency Bands also confirms that Europe and (some parts of) Asia share the same band.»en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UMTS_frequency_bandsAnd just to make it clear about the whole fuss regarding GSM vs. UMTS: if you disable UMTS on your phone, via, "Use only 2G networks (Saves battery)" in "Mobile network settings", or if you have a GSM-only phone (with no UMTS support), then your phone won't work in South Korea at all, because they have no GSM networks. I hope this clarifies any issues you might have regarding the "conflicting answers being passed around here in this thread".P.S. Google Nexus 4 release is almost here; might as well wait until Tuesday, 13th Nov, and get it direct from Google for 299$ (8GB) or 349$ (16GB). :-)
Well... here's to hoping that the dev team behind AOKP can get the AOSP code of the Nexus 4 merged into the codebase so I can send him along with a good and decent AOKP-based ROM.The reason why I was thinking about the Galaxy Nexus was because device support for it is very mature in the AOSP scene.--TomBoycott AT&T uVerse! | Tom's Android Blog | AOKP (The Android Open Kang Project)
The miscommunication here is the SIM/GSM is used interchangeably all over the world and ConM thinks otherwise.
South Korea and Japan are specifically different because they never had GSM networks; elsewhere in the world, I'm not specifically aware of any GSM networks already being shut down (so, suggesting a GSM phone for Europe won't be wrong at all), although I do recall that several operators that have started out since 3G UMTS has already been available, are likewise offering a UMTS-only service with no GSM (»three.co.uk, »WINDmobile.ca and »mobilicity.ca).Also, some operators switched to UMTS from some other crappy 3G (»bell.ca and »telus.ca, they have a shared UMTS network, IIRC); Verizon delayed the switch, but went directly with LTE with no UMTS. When I was in Canada in 2008/2010, I had an unlocked GSM phone from AT&T, Sony Ericsson W810i, and it wouldn't work with Bell or Telus, but would only work with Fido and Rogers.And FYI: SIM cards don't mean GSM, either. There are some SIM cards that won't work in any GSM, UMTS or LTE phone, so, even without UMTS: for sure SIM and GSM aren't interchangeable terms at all, I'm again not sure what made you to believe they were.Let me put it this way: I need a replacement phone for Verizon; you come by and suggest that I can just get a GSM phone, since Verizon has nationwide LTE, and LTE is a GSM descendant -- please keep such advice to yourself, cause it's wrong.South Korea has no GSM, period.
So it really comes down to forget about getting him a phone now. Let him sort it out at the US Military Base Exchange Store once he gets to South Korea.I would hate to have him spend $400 on a phone he can't use.And here I thought that GSM was the world standard and we in the US were the weird ones.--TomBoycott AT&T uVerse! | Tom's Android Blog | AOKP (The Android Open Kang Project)
Vz is Vodafone and does support GSM service as well as LTE however, using the CDMA phone in conjunction with sim chip LTE is also possible... But Vz is no SKTelcom.
your friend can buy the Galaxy Nexus unlocked and use it there.»www.eturbonews.com/30567/seoul-o···t-phonesor»english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/AK/···_5_7.jsp
GSM is the world standard; US, Korea and Japan are the "weird" ones.I don't understand why you're confused, though. Everyone told you that an HSPA+ Galaxy Nexus and an HSPA+ Google Nexus 4 will both work in South Korea (unless you disable 3G to save battery).


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The Central African Republic's neighbours have agreed to dispatch a contingent of soldiers to intervene in the troubled country, where a coalition of rebel groups is seeking to overthrow the president of nearly a decade.
Representatives from the 10-nation Economic Community of Central African States meeting in Gabon on Friday did not specify how many troops they could contribute nor did they outline how quickly the military assistance would arrive.
President Francois Bozize had earlier pleaded for international help as fears grew that the rebels would soon attack the capital of 600,000 people.
Speaking to crowds in Bangui on Thursday, Bozize pleaded with foreign powers to do what they could. He pointed in particular to France, Central African Republic's former colonial ruler.
"France has the means to stop [the rebels] but unfortunately they have done nothing for us until now," Bozize said.
For its part, France already has said that its forces in the Central African Republic are there to protect French interests and not Bozize's government.
On Friday and early Saturday, France deployed 150 extra troops to Bangui to reinforce those already there, according to Le Parisien.
The reinforcements from Libreville, Gabon are a "pre-cautionary measure" for the "protection of French and European nationals," the French defence ministry told the newspaper.
The French radio RFI is also reporting that a dozen soldiers have been deployed to a place known as "17 villas" where many of the 1,200 French expatriates live.
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"We are now thinking about the arrangements to make so that this mission can be deployed as quickly as possible," Emmanuel Issoze-Ngondet, Gabon's foreign affairs minister, said after Friday's meeting.
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The military said it had taken control of the town, located about 385km from the capital - a claim that could not beindependently verified.
The ongoing instability has prompted the US to evacuate about 40 people, including the US ambassador, on an US Air Force plane bound for Kenya, US officials told the Associated Press news agency. The State Department announced on Thursday that it was temporarily closing its embassy in Bangui.
French diplomats are staying despite a violent demonstration outside its embassy earlier this week. Dozens of protesters, angry about a lack of help against rebel forces, threw rocks at the embassy and stole a French flag.
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius spoke via phone with Bozize, asking him to take responsibility for the safety of French nationals and diplomatic missions in the country. France is encouraging peace talks between the government and the rebels.
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The UN Security Council issued a press statement late on Thursday reiterating its concern about the situation in the country and condemning the attacks.
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Central African Republic, a landlocked nation of some 4.4 million people, has suffered decades of army revolts, coups and rebellions since gaining independence in 1960. It remains one of the poorest countries in the world.
The rebels behind the most recent instability signed a 2007 peace accord allowing them to join the regular army, but fighters' leaders say the deal was not fully implemented.
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