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Judge Tony Couch has reserved his decision in the NZ Aluminium Smelters employment court appeal.
Yesterday, Tiwai Pt aluminum smelter management said the company would have to pay workers almost $20 million if an Employment Relations Authority ruling is upheld.
In May, 64 Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union members working at the Tiwai Point aluminium smelter won an Employment Relations Authority case they took against New Zealand Aluminium Smelters.
NZ Aluminium Smelters appealed the decision in the employment court this week.
The dispute centres on the interpretation of lieu days after workers at the plant changed from eight-hour shifts to 12-hour shifts in the 1990s.
The company continued to provide the 12-hour shift workers with an additional eight hours of paid leave in respect of each public holiday.
The union argued it should have been providing the workers with an additional 12 hours of paid leave for each public holiday, which the authority agreed with.
During the final day of the appeal today, smelter lawyer Pheroze Jagose said when management had agreed to implement 12-hour shifts it was made clear there would be no changes to other aspects of employment, including leave entitlement.
The continuation of the eight-hour lieu day was expressly discussed before the changes were voted on by employees, Mr Jagose said.
Union members' lawyer Greg Lloyd argued no evidence had been presented that showed there was an ''express reference'' to lieu day entitlements before employees had voted on changing to the shifts.
Employees called as witnesses during the appeal had no recollection of the lieu day entitlements being directly discussed during meetings and focus groups, Mr Lloyd said.
He also refuted ''the suggestion that 20 years is a long time to allow this issue to go unresolved and that somehow equates to acquiescence'' by the employees.
Evidence provided during the appeal showed employees had raised concerns or asked questions about lieu day entitlements during the years but the issue remained unresolved, he said.
Judge Couch said he would release his decision in writing as soon as possible but warned it could take some time.
''I need to give it a good deal of thought. This is not an easy case.''
Yesterday, smelter human resources specialist Barry Simmonds, called as a smelter witness during the appeal hearing, said NZ Aluminium Smelters had calculated it would cost $13m to December 31 this year if the authority's ruling was upheld.
In future years it would cost the company another $6m, calculated on costs of all employees remaining with the company until they were 65, he said.
At the initial authority hearing, the company said if it was found liable it would pay all its affected employees, not just its union members, which it then estimated would cost about $7m.
It is understood the figure has jumped because the union members had originally only included leave entitlements for the past six years, but now believed they were able to include more.
Witness Clifford Dobbie, an employee at the Tiwai Pt smelter for 24 years, said the issue was "simple".
"If you work eight-hour days, then you are entitled to eight-hour lieu days. If you work 12-hour days, you are entitled to 12-hour lieu days."
The change had reduced costs such as laundry and transportation for the company, while also increasing productivity, Mr Dobbie said.
He believed the change to 12-hour shifts had increased "currency efficiency" by 1 per cent, which he estimated would have brought in millions of dollars for the company.
However, smelter witness Thomas Campbell said the currency efficiency increase immediately after the roster change was part of a continued long-term increase which had nothing to do with the roster change.
Other perceived benefits of the 12-hour shifts, such as the reduction of laundry costs, were offset by additional costs of the longer shifts, he said.
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In Barker v Midstyle Nominees Pty Ltd [2014] WASCA 75, the West Australian Court of Appeal has considered the legal consequences of a developer entering into off the plan contracts in breach of Section 13 of the Sale of Land Act 1970 (WA) (Act). The Court unanimously held that contracts for the sale of lots in a subdivision, or proposed subdivision, which are entered into when the seller is not, or is not presently entitled to become, the registered proprietor of the land, are illegal and are unenforceable by the seller.
This decision has significant consequences for both sellers and purchasers. In particular, it is now clear that a developer cannot pre-sell lots in a proposed subdivision without first becoming the registered proprietor of the relevant land.
Section 13(1) of the Act relevantly provides that a person who would, but for the Act, have the right to sell five or more lots in a subdivision, or proposed subdivision, must not sell any lots unless the person is, or presently entitled to become, the proprietor of such lots.
The term 'sell' is broadly defined in Section 11 and includes offering, advertising or holding oneself out as being willing to enter into a contract for the sale of a lot.
In June 2006, the purchasers entered into contracts with the seller for the purchase of a strata lot in an apartment development. At the time the contracts were entered into, the seller was not the registered proprietor of the land. The seller subsequently became the registered proprietor in August 2006. The seller admitted that, by entering into the contracts when it did not own the land, it was in breach of Section 13.
The penalty for breaching Section 13(1) is AUD750. However, the Act does not expressly state the legal consequences, with respect to the enforceability of the contract, where a contract is entered into in breach of Section 13(1).
The question before the Court of Appeal concerned the contractual consequences of a breach of Section 13, in particular whether a contract entered into in breach of Section 13 can be enforced by the seller against the purchaser.
The primary judge held that a contract entered into in breach of Section 13 was voidable at the discretion of the purchaser, for so long as, and only for so long as, the seller was not the registered proprietor of the relevant land.
In reaching this conclusion, the judge stated that the purpose of the Act was to protect purchasers from the risk that the purchaser would be left with only a personal claim for damages against a seller who has no title to the land. The judge held that, once the seller has title, the risk to the purchaser is eliminated and the mischief to which Section 13 is directed is eliminated.
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In allowing the appeal, the Court held that, when a seller enters into a contract with a purchaser for the sale and purchase of a lot, and is not, or is not presently entitled to become, the registered proprietor of the land, the contract is illegal and unenforceable by the seller. In reaching this conclusion, the Court made the following observations in relation to the purpose of the Act:
Having considered the purpose of the Act, the Court found that the purpose would not be advanced if a seller could enforce contracts made in breach of Section 13(1) if the seller subsequently became the proprietor of the land. The Court also observed that, if Section 13 operated in the manner set out by the primary judge, a developer, who was speculating in a proposed subdivision, may be encouraged to pursue the mischief which Parliament was seeking to prevent.
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Reviews by goodbyesoberday:
2.95/5 rDev +29.4%
Citrusy aroma, though not typical of normal citrus style hops. more of a juice style smell than a citrus oil smell. It struggles to stay around then flees halfway through the glass
Very pale in colour, loose head that collapses quickly leaving just a trace where the beer meets the edge of the glass.
Low bitterness, moderate carbonation. Slight plasticky flavour but overall quite mild. There's nothing to it, really. I don't get any hop flavour and I can't say I notice much in the way of malt. Now that the already scanty hop aroma has flown the coop I'm not really getting anything at all.
Seems like an ordinary attempt at another premium beer, it's a shame that they couldn't slip in a little more citrus. Drinkable, but barely there.
08-04-2005 06:12:28 | More by goodbyesoberday
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1.43/5 rDev -37.3%
Why did Boag's have to make this? Probably because they are pwned by CUB and the company wants another weak beer with a bronze-embossed-looking logo on its label, for people unwilling to drink Carlton Draught because of their superstitions. So many ignorant Australians believe that one of either Tooheys New, Carlton, VB, Carlton Cold, XXXX or Fosters is superior to the others, when in fact they are all so depressingly similar, the choice only exists to make it look like there is variety in the market. This beer is just like any of those listed above, only possibly aimed at the Extra Dry market (for clubs etc, hence the colourless bottle).
As for the beer itself: it's a very pale yellow, fat stupid bubbles galore, with lacing and a head that looks like detergent.
The label says there's a 'distinctive citrus hop flavour to impart a less bitter, more refreshing style of premium beer'. Garbage. That's not what I call a citrus aroma. Granted, the taste is a little sweet, but all that's present in the aroma is a very faint, decidedly uncitrusy chemical adjunct/weak hop character.
Taste: Slightly unusual, compared to Carlton and the rest, but not necessarily good. Same dodgy Australian beer effect, but a very slightly lingering sweetness on the centre of the tongue. Nothing else notable, this beer is crap.
Nothing special about mouthfeel or drinkability. Average price and drinkability for what it is: definitely more of an American style Macro Lager rather than a Euro Pale lager, the latter of which tend to have some modicum of effort put into them, particularly in terms of grassy hop character as well as ABV etc. St George is one lousy beer by a brewer who is usually not too bad for Australia.
08-17-2005 13:48:59 | More by Weizenmensch
1.38/5 rDev -39.5%
Well, it poured a very very pale straw color with no head whatsoever.. I even noticed that there was no head forming early on and ended up dumping the bottle into the glass to try to form some...nothing. Well, a very thin layer that disappeared in seconds. Smells slightly of...yeast and esters? It's not a pleasant smell, good thing there isn't much of it. The taste is unpleasant, almost oxidized. Slightly sweet, slightly sickly. The mouthfeel isn't too bad, a little heavy, some creaminess. Not enough to make up for everything else. I won't be buying this again, and might recommend my friends avoid it.
09-02-2005 13:32:05 | More by Kulrak
2.4/5 rDev +5.3%
A rough pour produced a whispy pure white head that has good retention and excellent lacing. It's unfortunate how watery the body appears.
The smell is near non existent, with mild cirtus hops and not much more.
The taste is far less fulller than I had hoped, but it still tastes relatively fine for what it is I guess. Mild citrus, and again not much more.
The aftertaste is bland and watery, which while make it less than a great beer, makes it very easy to drink.
06-17-2007 11:06:49 | More by rec
2.08/5 rDev -8.8%
a: Packaged in a clear bottle, the beer is very light in colour. A small head when poured which dissipated quickly.
s: A slight aroma of hops. Not too much going on here.
t: There is a slight sweetness and next to no bitterness. There is a promising fruity start which quickly gives way to the metallic taste of the aussie macro lager. A short, sickly finish.
m: Not too bad, there was a little bit of body. Carbonation was a bit heavy.
d: Fairly easy to drink, although I think the sweetness would grate on me a bit. It would be OK if the day was hot and the beer was on ice.
It's fairly obvious from the clear bottle that this is a beer conceived in the marketing department at boag's. It tastes like it too. Another shitty aussie lager to add to the pile. Most disappointing.
07-31-2005 13:25:43 | More by goatherder
1/5 rDev -56.1%
05-21-2013 23:02:43 | More by pin
3.5/5 rDev +53.5%
A: 1 finger head, pale straw yellow, head retention not bad, pretty lacing. Carbonation average.
S: A little sulphury, skunky...& citrus...not too interesting
T: Creamy, little citrus...also finished with a herbal bite that I just cannot put my finger on.
M: Medium, creamy, smooth carbonation
D: Tell you what this wasn't that bad at all. If only I could pick the aftertaste: something from the spice rack...feel free to shoot me mail to enlighten!!! Cheers
10-26-2008 03:04:18 | More by WHROO
2/5 rDev -12.3%
06-16-2013 14:27:44 | More by adityashekhar
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3/5 rDev +31.6%
01-17-2012 16:47:12 | More by galluch
2.25/5 rDev -1.3%
04-08-2013 16:28:12 | More by magpieken
1.75/5 rDev -23.2%
10-20-2013 06:03:05 | More by djbx
2.25/5 rDev -1.3%
A: pale yellow/straw
S: subtle... sulfur, citrus... not appealing
F: kinda like a watered-down Corona & lime. It's light & refreshing, and good for the un-demanding palate. No bitterness
M: big effervescence, light & dry, crisp, quenching
D: comparing it to other "dry" beers, it's not too bad. I think the light citrus note gives it a different slant
12-25-2006 22:56:01 | More by vancurly
3.1/5 rDev +36%
Boags St George
A = Poured a golden yellow with a thin foam head that quickly dissapates.
S = Little to no smell. Slight hoppy smell with a tinge of citrus.
T = Inital sweet sultana flavour with a slight hop bitterness. I was expecting worse but this wasnt bad.
M = Moderately carbonated. Nothing special.
D = Cheap and drinkable. Not bad.
10-16-2006 14:04:42 | More by BeerNutta
1.85/5 rDev -18.9%
Weak, watery yellow, with a thin loose head which disappears into film quickly. Looks very unappealing.
Rather citrussy. It smells rather like a cider. The citrus is most prominent, but it's not the nice citrus you often get from hops. It's almost like a sour fermentation, like it's off. It's alright, but not what you expect, and I wonder whether it's not meant to smell like it does.
Weak, watery. It's kinda what I expect from an Australian "premium" beer. Take a rancid crap Australian beer and water it down. It's drinkable, but so's water. Water's also cheaper. Glad I didn't pay for this one.
Mouthfeel is weak, hey, what a surprise, like water.
A very shabby effort.
08-13-2005 05:17:35 | More by lacqueredmouse
3.5/5 rDev +53.5%
01-21-2012 04:56:20 | More by nukem5
1.33/5 rDev -41.7%
boags tends to be my shitty beer of choice when im hard up for cash. strongarm, draught even the premium sometimes find their way down my throat if the going is tough. and while they dont always get their seasonal beers right, they are still ok and i always give them some points for trying anyhow. then they produce this mess. when i saw this beer advertised, at first i thought it could actually be alright. how wrong i was.
one look at the color had me thinking one thing. urine sample. the head smelled and looked like beaten egg whites. plenty of bubble action, but then by this point thats usually a sign for bad hops. and so it was. apart from the egg whites ive mentioned, this smelled like lemon squash that had been left out in the sun for a few weeks. also had the grotty smell of pride of ringwood pellets. which means its going to feel and taste like youve drank bathroom cleaner. well, lemon bathroom cleaner, because there was actually something citrus in there and was a little bit sweet. pretty putrid stuff, but then i have to say, id probably drink this if i was off my brains and only had one beer left. doesnt make it any good tho.
my biggest problem with this beer tho, is its called a premium beer, which means premium price. and all you get is something that is better of going down the sinkhole. a disgraceful effort from boags, and hopefully not a sign of things to come from this brewer.
09-13-2005 11:35:16 | More by diablo14
3.15/5 rDev +38.2%
Light gold effervescent and a densely packed head
Smell was vaguely spicey tending towards fennel
This is a distinctive beer. (I tasted it blind and correctly said I hadnt drunk before ) This is not by way of demonstrating my competence but demonstates the unique flavour.
The flavour is aniseed ( the label says citrus and maybe just maybe some dried lemon peel starts to taste like aniseed).
I dont know if this is good or not
it IS different and it is not unpleasant
Try it be objective
01-20-2006 08:14:56 | More by jarmby1711
2.03/5 rDev -11%
Appearance - 2.5
Pours a finger of loose white head that quickly reduced to a thin layer over a clear, straw coloured body, leaving no lace on its way down.
Smell - 1.0
Extremely unappealing aroma; sulphury with a little corn.
Taste - 2.0
Very little flavour; faint grain and husk, corn and a hint of citrussy hops in the finish. Slightly sweet, bitterness is barely perceptible. Bland and inoffensive.
Mouthfeel - 2.0
"Brewed to be less filling". Perhaps that's why the beer is approaching flat. Watery at first, a little zing of carbonation in the finish.
Drinkability - 3.0
Easy to drink a lot of, a very sessionable beer for someone who does not like the taste of real beer. Boring.
A cut below the rest of the James Boag range, and to my mind, a macro/adjuct lager, not a euro pale lager. The only reason I can see for Boags making this beer is to try to steal some of the Carlton Cold and TED market - people looking for a beer in a clear bottle that has as little taste as possible.
07-30-2009 13:04:28 | More by LittleCreature
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2 Double Beds NonsmokingMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
1 King Bed Wheelchair Access NonsmokingMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children)
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Hotel with an indoor pool, in Sandston (Richmond Airport - Sandston)
This hotel is located in Sandston (Richmond Airport - Sandston), near the airport and Virginia Aviation Museum. Area attractions also include St. John's Episcopal Church and Edgar Allan Poe Museum.
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Recreational amenities at Holiday Inn Express Richmond Airport include an indoor pool and a spa tub. Other amenities include a roundtrip airport shuttle and complimentary wireless Internet access.
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Televisions come with premium satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, and sofa beds.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to an indoor pool, Holiday Inn Express Richmond Airport provides a spa tub and a 24-hour fitness center. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measuring 600 square feet (54 square meters) include conference space. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests during limited hours. This Sandston hotel also offers multilingual staff, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (complimentary)
- Total number of rooms - 100
- Number of floors - 6
- Conference space
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
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- Conference space size (feet) - 600
- Conference space size (meters) - 54
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Pet fee: USD 25 per pet, per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 15 per night
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3.44/5 rDev -10.4%
poured 12oz bottle into a snifter.
A - Dark cola brown, with a 1.5 finger tan head. Leaves a collar around glass and there are blobs of lacing.
S - Some roasted malt that gives a coffee like scent, nuttiness, and a light sweet cola scent.
T - Straight forward roasted malts, with light chocolate, caramel, and cola sweetness. Not overly sweet, but there is no bitter component to the taste.
M - Light bodied for a porter and not as smooth as I would like. Decent carbonation.
O - Solid, easy drinking local porter. Nothing that stands out, but one I enjoy from time to time.
07-11-2012 03:06:46 | More by Ri0
4.5/5 rDev +17.2%
07-01-2012 21:09:26 | More by lakelouielover
3.75/5 rDev -2.3%
06-23-2012 22:29:11 | More by zonker17
3.5/5 rDev -8.9%
05-12-2012 12:36:16 | More by seeswo
3.75/5 rDev -2.3%
03-17-2012 01:10:31 | More by rocklibster
4/5 rDev +4.2%
03-11-2012 15:37:59 | More by npendres
3.58/5 rDev -6.8%
Reviewed from session notes.
A. Deep opaque brown in color with a two finger foam head that lasts for about a minute, fairly decent lacing.
S. Light amounts of toasted / roasted malt, chocolate, and a faint nuttiness that only appears once temperature warms up somewhat.
T. Mostly consists of straightforward roasted malts, but smaller amounts of the diluted baking chocolate are still around. Its really odd how the relative strengths of roasted malt and chocolate switch places between the aroma and the flavor.
M. Texture is surprisingly light and highly carbonated for a porter, to the point that it seems slightly mismatched to the flavor and aroma.
03-10-2012 23:57:43 | More by WastingFreetime
4.5/5 rDev +17.2%
03-09-2012 23:27:19 | More by Sconnie12
3.13/5 rDev -18.5%
12oz. bottle served into a tulip glass
Pours a walnut brown color. The body looks pretty thin but also smooth. Barely one finger of khaki foam forms but it yields lots of lacing.
A very solid aroma on this porter. Coffee makes the strongest statement, but it is supplemented by some nutty aromas and a bit of cola brightness.
The palate sees similar flavors to the nose but they are sorta' weak. Chocolate shows up, but in the form of like 1% chocolate milk. Which is to say: insubstantial. Some coffee too, of course, as well as some nutty, bready flavors. It's smooth but unimpressive.
The mouthfeel is very nearly too thin. A thin body is fine. Pair that with a lack of carbonation and you're running into trouble. This porter makes out fine, but it certainly isn't a strength of the beer.
Overall, this is a pretty average porter. Nothing bad to say about it, but I feel like I can get a similar porter at nearly any old-guard brewpub in the land.
03-06-2012 03:07:30 | More by Reaper16
3/5 rDev -21.9%
03-02-2012 03:31:54 | More by Zachtheporter
4/5 rDev +4.2%
03-01-2012 21:12:05 | More by GORUM
4/5 rDev +4.2%
02-27-2012 03:38:26 | More by stuttg4rt
4/5 rDev +4.2%
02-21-2012 16:59:09 | More by Polycarp
4.5/5 rDev +17.2%
02-11-2012 06:23:25 | More by Crstumpf
4/5 rDev +4.2%
01-16-2012 01:53:15 | More by olafphysics
4/5 rDev +4.2%
12-28-2011 10:34:37 | More by Grebdioz
4/5 rDev +4.2%
12-16-2011 00:14:14 | More by tyleeis
4.25/5 rDev +10.7%
11-29-2011 23:23:29 | More by brandoman63
3.98/5 rDev +3.6%
A-Pours a dark cola color with ruby edges and two fingers light tan head.
S-Light vanilla and roasted malt and chocolate notes with some earthy hops.
T-Light roasted and dark chocolate notes with some vanilla, coffee, and a clean, light bitter finish.
M-Light bodied yet smooth and mouth-coating with low carbonation.
D-This a very drinkable beer and a great example of what I think of as an ideal porter.
11-25-2011 04:32:31 | More by samie85
4/5 rDev +4.2%
11-22-2011 15:28:02 | More by TATURBO
4/5 rDev +4.2%
11-21-2011 00:22:29 | More by Soneast
1/5 rDev -74%
11-19-2011 01:12:27 | More by Gatordaddy
4/5 rDev +4.2%
11-15-2011 02:20:07 | More by bpfrush
3.15/5 rDev -18%
A - Medium to dark brown colored body with a good inch of medium tan head. The head fades slowly into a frothy foam at about a quarter inch.
S - A bit of coffee with more roasty chocolate. It's not a strong or overwhelming aroma but the scents that are present are recognizable.
T - Rather bland in the taste category. There's a bit of roasted caramel malt but nothing much more to speak of.
M - Watery with a mild coarse feel in the ending all the way through to the finish. The coarseness can even be felt on my lips before the pull even gets started.
~ This is one of those sessionable porters. Not much complexity throughout but it does allow for ease in the drink-ability category. Especially if you're looking for something with a dark tone. While I wouldn't seek it out myself I would be able to kick back and relax around a warm campfire on a cool fall night with a four pack and make them all disappear. I think that says allot about a brew.
08-30-2011 02:24:00 | More by cdkrenz
2.3/5 rDev -40.1%
Poured chilled into a standard pint glass, and allowed to warm up to about 45º then to 50º or so.
A=Dark brown color with hint of red; detected gray coloring during pour, as well as in the head, which was otherwise yellowish beige and creamy.
S=The smell was the best feature, but seemed like too great a hops presence...still, more like a "beer" smell than not.
T=First sip was disappointingly bad--not creamy, but almost skunky like a green-bottled beer. Reminded me more of a stout, with little malt flavoring. Did not improve with temperature increase...developed a bit, but still had an undesirable taste.
M=Watery, like a flat root beer with water added.
D=One of the worst in awhile. Each sip met with more disappointment and less desire to finish the beer...stopped at 2/3rd point to write the review.
Again, another bad Porter from Wisconsin...why can't our local brewmasters get this category right?
02-24-2011 00:52:00 | More by dhannes
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England batsman Kevin Pietersen has reacted angrily to speculation linking him and other players with attempts to mislead technology tool Hot Spot by applying silicon tape to their bats.
Reports surfaced overnight of an alleged new practice among players designed to defeat the thermal imaging technology which demonstrates bat-on-ball contact.
However, Pietersen, 33, took to Twitter today and labelled rumours against him as "hurtful".
Here are a selection of Pietersen's tweets:
Horrible journalism yet again! My name brought up in hotspot crisis suggesting I use silicon to prevent nicks showing! Such hurtful lies..?
I am never afraid of getting out! If I nick it, I'll walk.. To suggest I cheat by covering my bat with silicon infuriates me..
How stupid would I be to try & hide a nick when it could save me on an LBW appeal, like in 1st innings where hotspot showed I nicked it..
Disgruntlement over the implementation of the Decision Review System (DRS) in the ongoing Ashes series will be discussed this week when the International Cricket Council's director of operations meets with players and staff from both England and Australia.


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To get the full effect of the adoration I have for this television show I made sure our first stop was the infamous Haskell's Donuts. In an episode of Duck Dynasty, Jace and the boys head down to Godwin's sister's shop named Haskell's for a "hot dough-not," or so it sounds. There is a competition amongst them to see who could eat the most donuts and Si was the winner. He was paid up ...
Our last day in Monroe. Day 7.
... Mom - we were chatting about our kid's intense medical history, etc. She was encouraged to create a brochure about her son's syndrome, medical history, etc. Believe me, there are times when it's much easier to hand a brochure instead of asking the medical professional, "do you have a week....?" She carries them with her in her bag. I think it's even a good idea to have everywhere we go!
Monroe, La.
Left New Orleans this morning. It was fantastic. Wish we could have spent a week there. We saw Dr. J in the lobby. As we were walking out there were three Bentleys in the valet area. We drove to Baton Rouge, then took Highway 61 north to Monroe. Wanted to take the causeway across Lake Pontchartrain, but it was closed as the police were investigating a fatality accident from the previous ...
First Leg, Longview to West Monroe
We left Longview about 11am. Arrived West Monroe about 2pm with a couple of stops for dog walks/potty breaks. Drove to the local Walmart to buy batteries for Donna's camera. Then we went to the Duck Commander Warehouse. Wow! At least 200 people in and around this place on the day after Christmas. The gift shop was open and we browsed but didn't buy anything. I walked the dogs around the parking ...
Walmart (home sweet home)
... time staying on base was a pain the rear....trying to get family on and off base. So it has been almost 3 months since we have stayed at a Walmart....they heard we were coming and they threw a party for us (not really). So still trying to figure out what we might do for the winter....not going up to the Grand Canyon because the season looks like it is slowing down up there and plus it's freezing cold up there.....maybe stick to the original plan ...
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The saga of the "rebuilt" Bluenose continues, with no firm ready-for-service date in sight. As a Nova Scotian, I am embarrassed by the Bluenose project — it should have/could have been a showcase for how wooden ships are constructed in a province that once prided itself in the art of wooden ship building.
I anxiously await the results of the audit of the entire Bluenose "rebuild" project.
Rod Desborough, Halifax
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Alberta-style sick days
Re: Your April 17 story about sick leave costing HRM $9 million a year. When I worked for an engineering company in Alberta, my salary was based not only on performance, judged by reviews every six months, but also attendance. We did not have sick leave.
In fact, the formula to determine salaries was based on how few days employees called in sick: the more days we were absent, the less we got paid. This was incentive to keep going to work.
For the truly sick, if an employee was off more than three days in a row, he had to come back with a doctor's note explaining the reason. For the much sicker, wages were cut in half after 30 days.
We had profit-sharing that fit into the equation as well, but as good as it sounds, when the company's profits were down, so was our take-home pay. We were not unionized and we never once considered going that route.
Bob Found, Indian Harbour
Cheap shot at unions
I'd like to remind HRM Coun. Gloria McCluskey that any benefits unions have acquired in their collective agreements have been agreed to by the employer, be it in the public or private sector. I'd also point out that it is management's role to manage all aspects of the terms and conditions contained within those agreements; it is not the union's role to manage.
In your April 17 article on HRM's sick leave costs, Coun. McCluskey argues that there is a culture of entitlement and places the blame squarely on the unions. It seems to me that Coun. McCluskey should look to her fellow politicians when it comes to entitlements. I recall a former Liberal politician from Cape Breton who proudly stated he was entitled to his entitlements. What other group of persons on the public purse have abused the system more than those in elected office at all levels of government?
Coun. McCluskey owes the unions and their members an apology. I strongly suggest she and her fellow councillors carry out their responsibilities of managing the managers and not take cheap shots at others to deflect criticism from their failure to properly manage the affairs of HRM. There are plenty of examples of HRM taxpayer money being wasted under her watch.
W.N. Rogers, Halifax
Bubble back to surface
I am not averse to billing residents another $30 once annually for a so-called service to clean the ditch in front of property, as long as this is a service.
What I am against is how this got set up in first place. Council mandated Halifax Water in 2006 to maintain ditches and fix culverts in rural HRM. Bad decision at the time. Mistake No. 1.
Halifax Water had no recourse but to recover this expense because it has revenue from water bills only. So Halifax Water applied to the Utility and Review Board to recover its annual expenditure of $10 million on stormwater maintenance. It got approval to bill $6.5 million, leaving a shortfall of $3.5 million.
I am pleased that HRM made a decision this week that the missing $3.5 million will come from general revenue. Good for the mayor and councillors for making the right decision.
Peter Lund, Glen Haven
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Re: the Muskrat Falls costs rising. The URB consumer advocate did not support ratepayers being on the hook for the Maritime Link. And there has never been enough consideration given to better alternatives than the capital-intensive Muskrat Falls project.
This was a deficiency highlighted in the final report by the federal environmental review panel. An example of a better idea: for the same price as the subsea cable — about $1.6 billion — that Nova Scotia ratepayers are buying for Emera, parent company of NSPI, we could buy and install about 200,000 solar hot water units on Nova Scotian homes. This would permanently offset almost half of the total amount of electricity the Muskrat Falls project will deliver to Nova Scotians. And save everyone money.
World-class (really) solar hotwater panels have been made by Thermodynamics in Dartmouth for decades. This kind of decision-making would support a Nova Scotia product, create long-term employment for Nova Scotians through production, installations and maintenance, ensure energy affordability and security, and reduce our greenhouse-gas contribution to the most serious matter we all are confronted with: climate change.
It's time to reconsider Muskrat Falls and reprioritize spending. It's time to sign on to a long-term, record-low-priced energy contract with Hydro Quebec, shut down a couple of coal-fired generating plants and transition our energy sources to fossil-fool-free.
Peggy Cameron, Halifax
Ongoing horror story
There is cruel irony in the fact that Jan Wong's April 15 column touting "abortion rights" should follow so soon after the media horror story of the discovery in Utah of the bodies of newborns whom their mother had allegedly killed soon after their birth.
Ms. Wong and some of her students bemoan the fact that the Morgentaler clinic in New Brunswick announced it was closing — after having taken the lives of 10,000 human beings before birth.
Abortion in Canada is an ongoing horror story. There is no protection in law for a child in the womb, and he or she is not recognized in law as a person until after birth. Over a million pre-born Canadians are killed every year by abortion funded by health care.
Bernadette Kennedy,
Port Hawkesbury


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August 08, 2014
Good quality, nice and light, should do the job well.
Cannot beat the price
August 03, 2014
I keep coming back for these comfortable and practical trousers. a similar pair served me incredibly well during a year in the tropics. the only improvement could be to use a more durable thread on the seams. the threads give out before the fabric does - usually under the crotch (i hope that wasn't offensive!)
August 02, 2014
Have only just bought these, but they look like they'll do the trick for lightweight, cool (temperature) trousers for hiking in during the summer. thin yet strong-feeling material. am quite pleased with them so far. please note they're hang dry only, no iron, no softener (i suppose these will mess with the anti-mosquito treatment, etc). they fit looser than some other sorts of trousers, by design so you can move around more freely, so they'll seem like they run large.
They were good colours but it would have been nice to have more choice of colours
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Some of you could be a touch less confrontational about it. It's not like he's Jesus. I don't think Kirk was a womanizer, some of you folks think he was, that's cool. No need to get all "in your face" about it.
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In a quiet corner of the Hotel El Comendador, this restaurant certainly offers the best value in the district. The menu's array of tapas includes bread with cheese, fish, tomato, pizzas, and more. And on top of that, grilled fare has been added to the menu, including vegetables, chicken, pork, and fish. Tapas servings vary from 1 to 3 cuc, a great deal in any destination. Grilled offerings can be had for 18 cuc pesos for two persons, another great deal. Service is rather slow, but friendly.
- Address: Hotel El Comendador, Calle Obrapía 55, La Habana Vieja, Havana
- Phone: 7/867–1037
- Location: La Habana Vieja
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