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Court OK's Assange Sweden extradition, given 7 days to appeal
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is to be extradited to Sweden, following a ruling by a judge at South East London's Belmarsh magistrates court this morning. Assange has seven days to bring an appeal against the extradition to Sweden to face questions regarding two alleged sexual assaults in the country. Judge Howard Riddle …
Flying to Sweden via Gitmo or perhaps Diego Garcia..
He's going to Sweden.
The US DoJ hasn't finished building their case against him yet.
If he was smart, he'd go to Sweden, either face trial, get a plea deal, and serve any time he may face. Then quietly go back to Australia which btw, he has recently said he wanted to return to....
You have to understand is that the whole thing about Sweden is that if he's convicted, he has zero chance of getting Swedish Citizenship. That's what he wants.
The simple truth is that if Julian went back to Sweden to face his accusers and profess his innocence. He wants the media storm. He wants the attention.
So please take this one step at a time.
Minor Point
Assange is protected by Human Rights laws in both Sweden and the UK that prevent him being extradited to any country that is likely to torture him or execute him. He could only be extradited to the USA if they gave an undertaking that neither of these would happen.
I suspect the same is also true of Australia.
This applies to him regardless of his citizenship.
I agree this guy just wants publicity, even if he is charged and found guilty, Sweden would deport him to Australia, not the USA.
One wonders how much of UK tax payers money this tosser is intending to waste. Most of his problems are of his own making, if he had stayed where he was in Sweden this would all be over by now.
Yes, it is you ...
"Assange is protected by Human Rights laws in both Sweden and the UK that prevent him being extradited to any country that is likely to torture him or execute him."
The same law also applied to an alarming number of innocent people who were nevertheless extradited to illegal stateless prisons such as 'Gitmo. By and with the full knowlege of our own and other governments.
The "law" didn't stop any of it from happening.
The law which you put so much faith in, these days, is whatever they tell you it is.
According to the US
Waterboarding is not torture.
Has he been charged with anything?
Given he has been tried by media, it would seem only fair for him to have been charged with something. Anything, but at least charged?
Haven't you been paying attention?
He left the country so that they couldn't bring him in for questioning and then charging him. He fled jurisdiction.
The EAW was issued specifically so that they can prosecute him under Swedish law.
No means No! And when in Sweden, always wear a raincoat.
A clarification...
"One would've thought that words from Swedish officials stating they would step aside precisely to allow Assange to be extradited to the US if the US requested it would be pretty damning evidence. But then, the judge did seem to use the weasel words "for torture as a traitor", so I guess if they extradite him for the death penalty and espionage then he can claim he was right- they didn't torture him or claim him a traitor."
Since Dan Goodin was so persistent with me on this issue, I want to clarify this statement...
The Swedish officials actually never said that. In looking through all of the news articles that I could find on Google, over the past couple of months, all I can find is Assange's defense lawyers making that assertion. There was one article in the NYT that tried to get a confirmation from the Swedes, but couldn't. If they did make any comments to that effect, I haven't been able to find it. Just Assange's lawyer talking out of his ass.
In the EAW appeal, the Swedish representative confirmed their obligations when it came to any extradition to the US which is still only hypothetical.
As to the Death Penalty for Espionage, the last execution was the Rosenbergs for their spying during WWII. (Yes they were tried and executed in 1953, however Julius Rosenberg had been spying for the Soviets since 1942...)
Since that time, there have been no death penalty sentences for Espionage.
And there are other charges than Espionage that the US DoJ could bring. Again those charges do not even put the Death Penalty on the table. And again... the Death Penalty would be off the table as a matter of fact because it is a non-starter in any extradition that the US might want to bring
He left the country
after being told that there was nothing to answer for at that time, but then it became political and the Swedes changed their minds after he'd left. They say they want to question him, and possibly prosecute - he's never refused to make himself available for questioning in the UK.
Ian Michael Gumby
Almost entirely wrong. He didn't flee at all. If you knew your stuff, you would know he initially atteneded questioning etc. and the Swedish prosecutors said they wouldn't press charges. He then asked if he could leave the country and they said yes. He therefore left. Then, the Swedish prosector did a complete u-turn, decided they wanted another word and threw their toys out their pram. Can't see he fled or did anything wrong at all. In fact, he acted perfectly during the investigation and decision not to charge.
ER no
He left because the charges where dropped and he was told he could go. Only after wikileeks started publishing the US Cables was the EAW logged.
Haven't you paid attention to the Appeals hearing?
I hate to break it to you but under cross, Assange's Swedish lawyer admitted that while he was in constant contact with the Swedish investigators/prosecutors, there was a 6 day period where he was out of contact with his client. He wasn't back in contact with his client until after Assange had left the country and the arrest warrant was issued.
These statements contradict his earlier testimony.
If you follow the time line laid out by the prosecution, you will clearly see that Assange obfuscated the legal process by fleeing the country.
Hence the arrest warrant. They did not 'change their minds' after he left, but that he was intentionally out of contact with his lawyer until after he left the country so that he could not be available for questioning and eventual charges being brought forth.
With Dan Gooding chiding me about getting my facts straight... one would hope that he would chide you for not doing the same.
Ian Michael Gumby
It gets more and more preposterous. Now, you seem to be suggesting that simply being out of contact with your lawyer is evidence of fleeing or trying to pervert justice or something.........
Strangely enough, ensuring you are contactable 24 hours a day 7 days a week is not as yet part of legal requirements. When he lasted contacted the authorities (via his lawyer or not), they said they would not press charges and he was free to go. If things changed in the meantime and he didn't know, that's their problem. Given what they had told him, all the onous was on them to tell him they'd changed their mind, not for him to constantly check he hadn't missed something.
Some people will twist anything to try and prove their position including reading a devious meaning into any act regardless of evidence.
Well yes ...
... but they cannot charge him until he is in Sweden. The normal sequence is arrest, caution, formal interview, statement, charge then trial.
@Mad Mike
El Reg was kind enough to post a link to the actual decision which goes in to some detail of the appeal hearing...
Here's the cross of Assange's own Swedish defense lawyer:
In cross-examination the Swedish lawyer confirmed that paragraph 13 of his proof of evidence is wrong. The last five lines of paragraph 13 of his proof read: "in the following days [after 15th September] I telephoned [Ms Ny] a number of times to ask whether we could arrange a time for Mr Assange's interview but was never given an answer, leaving me with the impression that they may close the rape case without even bothering to interview him. On 27th September 2010, Mr Assange left Sweden." He agreed that this was wrong. Ms Ny did contact
him. A specific suggestion was put to him that on 22nd September he sent a text to the prosecutors saying "I have not talked to my client since I talked to you". He checked his mobile phone and at first said he did not have the message as he does not keep them that far back. He was encouraged to check his inbox, and there was an adjournment for that purpose. He then confirmed that on 22nd September 2010 at 16.46 he has a message from Ms Ny saying: "Hello – it is possible to have an interview Tuesday". Next there was a message saying: "Thanks for letting me know. We will pursue Tuesday 28th at 1700". He then accepted that there must have been a text from him. "You can interpret these text messages as saying that we had a phone call, but I can't say if it was on 21st or 22nd". He conceded that it is possible that Ms Ny told him on the 21st that she wanted to interview his client. She requested a date as soon as possible. He agrees that the following day, 22nd, she contacted him at least twice.
Then he was then cross-examined about his attempts to contact his client. To have the full flavour it may be necessary to consider the transcript in full. In summary the lawyer was unable to tell me what attempts he made to contact his client, and whether he definitely left a message. It was put that he had a professional duty to tell his client of the risk of detention. He did not appear to accept that the risk was substantial or the need to contact his client was urgent. He said "I don't think I left a message warning him" (about the possibility of arrest). He referred to receiving a text from Ms Ny at 09.11 on 27th September, the day his client left Sweden. He had earlier said he had seen a baggage ticket that Mr Assange had taken a plane that day, but was unable to help me with the time of the flight.
Mr Hurtig was asked why he told Brita Sundberg-Wietman that Ms Ny had made no effort to interview his client. He denied saying that and said he has never met her. He agrees that he gave information to Mr Alhem. He agrees that where he had said in his statement (paragraph 51) that "I found it astonishing that Ms Ny, having allowed five weeks to elapse before she sought out interview", then that is wrong.
As you can see, there is some doubt to your recollection of the facts of the case.
@Mad Mike ??? WTF?
More and more preposterous?
I don't know about you, but when I've had to deal with lawyers in civil matters, I make sure that I'm always available. That is, they can always reach me and I will respond within 24 hours.
If for some reason I was involved in a criminal trial? You bet your sweet arse that I'd be easier to get a hold of.
And yes, during one civil issue, I was traveling and busy all over the US and Toronto. Much larger than Sweden and yes, there are places where cell phones don't work and Internet access was sketchy at best.
With respect to Assange... c'mon, really? 6 days with no ability to connect with his lawyer?
Text Messages? e-mail? Voice mail? Contacting known friends?
Oh yeah that's right... he was in a Ted K cabin and was pretending to be a Luddite.
Attn: Mr Gumby
"With Dan Gooding chiding me about getting my facts straight."
You could start by trying to spell "Dan Goodin" correctly.
@John G Imrie
>>"He left because the charges where dropped.. "
Says who?
Where's the reliable source for all the repeated claims that 'charges were dropped'?
I see an awful lot of claims, but no real evidence.
And if one of the complaints against the EAW is that Julian hasn't ever been charged with anything, how can charges that never happened in the first place be dropped?
Surely, people making poor arguments tend to make Julian's supporters look ignorant, and do him a disservice?
@mad mike
--"Some people will twist anything to try and prove their position including reading a devious meaning into any act regardless of evidence."
That's *so* true.
After all, if there was a big conspiracy, it'd have been easy for the Swedes to pop over here, have a quick word with him, and then announce they were charging him.
Or just keep him in Sweden.
Which obviously means that the fact they *didn't* do either of those things proves there was some kind of big conspiracy....
Dan Google?
Naw spelling his name right... now that would be too polite.
You can do whatever you like, but if he wants to go to a retreat with no access or simply not accept calls, that's his perogative. After all, he is innocent until proven guilty.......supposedly. If you choose to be available all the time, that's up to you. I would probably ensure I was available as well, but that's me. We all know Assange is a strange man, but not being in contact for 6 days does not automaticallty prove fleeing or evasion of whatever as you seem to suggest. it simply proves he wasn't in contact for 6 days!! If they really wanted to contact him that badly for interview or charge, they could always have issued a warrant for his arrest, however, it seems it wasn't that important!! Yes, his story changes sometimes, but so does the prosecution case. If they want to speak to him so urgently now they need to issue an international arrest warrant, how come they didn't issue an arrest warrant when he was non-contactable for 6 days? Their story makes as little sense and is as contradictory as his!!
@Mad Mike Re Whatever...
Lets try and take this slowly...
A. is accused of raping not one but two girls.
There is an ongoing investigation. Early on in the investigation, he is questioned and the matter dropped. The lawyers for the girls objects and the case is picked up by Ny.
Initially, does Ny have enough evidence to hold Assange and restrict him from leaving the country? No. So Assange goes on his way. Ny starts her investigation. Wants to bring Assange in for questioning.
Now Assange's defense attorney earlier in the case said that Ny hadn't communicated that she had wanted to have Assange come in for questioning. Yet under cross, he recants his earlier testimony saying that it was a mistake. He then admits that Ny wanted to question Assange yet his lawyer wasn't able to communicate with him.
Yeah. Right.
And of course the judge didn't buy it either.
Not to mention if it were a normal person, they'd have contacted their lawyer to see if it was ok to leave the country before they left the country. That would have meant that there is a reasonable expectation that Assange should have been in some contact with his attorney before leaving.
Now your counter...
You do realize that the arrest warrant was issued after he had gone missing for the 6 days and he was leaving the country as the arrest warrant was being issued.
So no their story makes a lot of sense.
The Judge saw through the defense's lie.
Re: @Mad Mike ??? WTF?
"when I've had to deal with lawyers in civil matters, I make sure that I'm always available. "
Do you get sued often?
I assume from your creepy obsession and constant baseless accusations against assange that this isn't the first time you've found yourdelf on a groundless vendetta of hate against someone you took a dislike too.
Re: He left the country
"after being told that there was nothing to answer for at that time, but then it became political and the Swedes changed their minds after he'd left. They say they want to question him, and possibly prosecute - he's never refused to make himself available for questioning in the UK."
Wrong: Making himself available in the UK is an irrelevant, non sequitur offering. He left the country in spite of having prior agreed to meet the Swedish police so that the investigation could be finalised; in addition, his defence was told of his impending arrest by the police (big mistake really, because he fled), and guess what? Julian skipped away to the UK.
Now the UK are willing to let their European colleagues do what they had intended before Assange skipped, and jolly good too.
There is a question at the back of my mind about what the Swedish legal authorities will do to his Swedish counsel, who has already admitted in a British court that they had contacted him multiply about Assange's whereabouts. If they can prove that he informed Assange of his impending arrest and, in so doing, facilitated his departure from Sweden, I'd say there's a fairly substantial case there. If I were in their position I'd pursue it, if only because a precedent would otherwise be set.
Re: @Mad Mike ??? WTF?
I suspect that the lawyer and his client used that well known technique; unregistered pay as you go phones.
Re: @Mad Mike
That will not stop people from denying the fact, regrettably. One of the amazing things about this case is the tendency, both from Assange himself/his defence and from his public supporters, is their complete denial of the facts, and embrace of supposition that is not concordant with them.
This silliness is both immature and dangerous. It will take a long time to clean up the mess here, and arresting the LoIC dupes is but a beginning. It will happen though.
@Ian Michael Gumby
You've just done an about turn yourself. You've just admitted in your entry that there was insufficient evidence and no right to limit Assanges movements. You then contend he fled. If Ny got in touch with Assanges lawyer and said they wanted to make contact, but his lawyer couldn't contact him, so what!! That's fine, he's still done nothing wrong. If you want to hang around in constant communication and ask for permission to leave every country you're in all the time on the off chance they want to talk to you about something, that's your choice, but people normally have lives to get on with!! He had been told nothing was being done and no limitations had been placed on his movements, so job done. He is free to go anywhere he likes. Why should he keep calling his lawyer or make sure he's contactable. To his knowledge, everything is sorted......finished. The fact Ny suddenly wants to speak with him puts the onus on her contacting him and if she can't, that's her problem, not his.
If he was leaving the country as the arrest warrant was being issued, it rather implies the prosecutors are lying. If they knew he was leaving the country (otherwise it wouldn't have been an international arrest warrant!!), why didn't they simply go and get him as they must have known where he was!! If they didn't know where he was (and therefore he could have stayed in Sweden all along), why issue an internation arrest warrant? Doesn't make sense!! Either they did know or they didn't. Either way, there was no need to issue an international arrest warrant.
If they were that concerned about speaking with him, they could have put airports etc. on alert to arrest him as he left!! Of course, they never did that!! Too easy I suppose............All this suggests very strongly that the prosecutors have been lying as they both knew his was leaving (and therefore had to know where he was) and yet couldn't go and get him. Also, after six days, they didn't even put a watch on airports!! After all, leaving by scheduled flight is such a devious way!!
Re: A clarification..
"Since that time, there have been no death penalty sentences for Espionage."
Do notice also that it is implicit in arguments to the effect that the Rosenbergs were executed that Assange has committed some form of espionage.
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Re: In Sweden yes.
"One would've thought that words from Swedish officials stating they would step aside precisely to allow Assange to be extradited to the US if the US requested it would be pretty damning evidence."
Poor reasoning, eh? A non sequitur. The conclusion does not follow from the premiss, which is that the Swedes will step aside in the event that the US try to extradite him from the UK. This does not deal with their legal obligation, should they succeed in extraditing him from the UK, to first ask the UK if they can allow extradition to the US.
You are guilty of emitting the same badly thought out, illogical typographical, non veridical nonsense that most of those defending this sordid little man do. If he has committed rape then he must be dealt with accordingly. That he has previous, that offenders do follow a career path, these things are all grist to the mill. The way to stop future offending is to deal with existing offences. If he has raped a woman, and if he is convicted for it, then he will have 26 offences against his name, although for the first 25 he was given a woefully inadequate sentence, it being that he played a good violin in court. Probably as good as the one he now plays to the media, and people like you are hooked on it. Not the judges though.
@Presposterous Fart
"Lets try and take this slowly...
A. is accused of raping not one but two girls."
OK, well your first premise is incorrect so the rest of your argument's not going to amount to much.
He's being prosecuted for 'sex by surprise' (not rape), i.e. sex without a condom after a woman requests it even if the sex is consensual. It's fine-able in Sweden by 5,000 kronor (about $715).
Nice attempt at a troll, but you're too much of an ass-hat to do it properly Mr. Gumbo.
Grabs popcorn
and waits for the very learned G. Robinson to do his stuff...
Might as well get measured for that orange jumpsuit now Julian
How long before he ends up in the USA ?
I suspect that the judge regarded Assange as a problem that the UK could do without.
The judges responsibility to decide on that. As well as being far too easy to appeal.
@alain williams
>>"I suspect that the judge regarded Assange as a problem that the UK could do without."
Doesn't seem like there's much room in the EAW system for judge's opinions to be inserted.
English .... not American ... please
Presumably that's "appeal against the extradition" not "appeal the extradition" (3rd sentence)???
"appeal the extradition" is correct.
Why wouldn't this happen
He is an Australian national, so not really our problem
Sweden does not have a (documented) record of torture or human rights abuse
Sexual offences are an extraditable offence
He is physically fit (or at least fit enough to bonk)
He may be eccentric but he is not a nutter
Fits the bill on all counts, so just have to wait for the next episode of this soap opera.
"Sexual offences are an extraditable offence"
Part of the defence was, I believe, that what he was being charged with wasn't a sexual offence in the UK.
And the "Australian national" thing is irrelevant as we are obliged (morally and constitutionally) to not send anyone somewhere to suffer unfairly, regardless of nationality.
Personally, I think he should go and defend himself. If he's innocent, congrats, if not, obeying the law in the country you're visiting and taking personal responsibility is part of life. I've got nothing against the guy, but he sounds like he's just trying to avoid giving his side of the story in a court.
I may be naive, but I don't believe Sweden will be able to get away with an extradition to the USA, even if they wanted to. Any extradition from the UK would not allow a forwarding extradition without concluding the original trial, and we constitutionally can't extradite someone to a country where they face cruel punishment (i.e., death).
I'd be first in line to protest his release should he be couriered out of Sweden.
(Beer, since I'm off tomorrow)
He's not *charged* with anything for one.
think you heed to research sweden anf human rigths abiuses a bot more berfore making any sweeping statements like that m8!
not strictly relavent to this tho
But they are *allegations* of sexual offences in this case. This doesn't make them untrue of course, but they are being presented as undeniable evidence of wrongdoing through an emotive crime.
Should we all be extraditable to face allegations? Doesn't feel right to me.
Wonder wot their current bill for additional needs are
@ extraditable to face allegations...
When you think about it they remain allegations until a trial has been completed and a verdict delivered. So the onnly alternative to extradition to face allegations is to have a trial held without the presence of the defendant, which doesn't sound like a good thing at all...
A title
It wasn't "rape" as in "hold them down and penetrate by force" it was more a case of (allegedly) not using a condom during consensual sex (or not using a good enough one or something). The women only complained when they found out about one another and the case was already dismissed once, only to be resurrected in odd circumstances by a Swedish MP (AIUI anyway).
Do not confuse what he has been accused with in Sweden with the UK understanding of "rape". It bigs-up what be has been accused of and belittles actual rape.
But as this is an EAW, he has little hope of fighting it. It was a crime in Sweden, he can be extradited, the fact it is not an offence in the UK is irrelevant. Hell, Poland uses EAWs for traffic offences! The rule of thumb is - once an EAW is issued and you are caught in the UK, the EAW trumps all UK law and it is game over. The UK authorities will just hand you over, regardless of offence and regardless of the requesting regime (e.g. Greece, not really known for the quality of its judicial system). There is a long list of precedents with this being the case.
It really is quite disgusting.
As the Swedish prosecutor pointed out... In the treaty, RAPE is actually #23 on the list (going from memory) of charges where you don't have to consider if it is a crime in the country he/she is being extradited from.
As to an extradition to the US...
If/when the US DoJ brings charges, he can and will be extradited. Whether that's in Sweden, the UK, or Australia. There is no issue of the Death Penalty because it will be off the table in order to get the extradition process started. Not to mention the fact that for any charge outside of the Espionage Act, the death penalty isn't allowed.
Errr...yeah. Ok... think about it...
"Should we all be extraditable to face allegations? Doesn't feel right to me."
Until you are convicted of a crime, any crime, all you do is face allegations.
The Swedes feel that the women's evidence and accusations are credible enough for a trial.
So too did Assange because he intentionally left jurisdiction and denied these women their rights under Swedish law.
(You do remember where Assange's own Swedish Lawyer, under oath, admitted that while he was in contact with the Swedish investigators, he was not in contact with Assange for 6 days and recanted his earlier testimony.)
No means No!
Point Taken
I take your point that I got the dates etc. slightly wrong. However, it doesn't alter the fact that in recentish history (50-60 years), Sweden has been guilty of gross human rights abuses. So, trying to appear morally better than everyone else is a bit rich. I can't find the reference now, but I'm sure I found a journalistic article that said it went into the 70s at least. But either way, the point is valid and applicable and they're trying to make themselves out to be morally better than everyone else.
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- Water pump pliers or an oil filter wrench to remove the top of the filter canister
- A small screwdriver or pick to remove the O-rings from the filter canister cover
- Some paper towels to protect some areas of the engine compartment and clean up
- A way to get the nose of the car in the air: ramps, jack stands, or, best yet, a lift. Please do not use a jack to support the car, it's not safe.
- Rubber gloves are really helpful, too, and plan on getting oil on your clothes. It seems impossible to avoid, at least for some of us.
The oil should be warm and have circulated through the engine just before changing. Best way is to drive the car a few miles (5 would be plenty) to warm up the oil and make sure the impurities are in suspension. Don't drive too much or the oil will be unpleasantly hot.
Draining the oil
Get the front of the car high enough in the air so you can reach under it and remove the lower engine cover. Once the cover is off and out of the way, put a drain pan under the oil pan. Use the 19mm wrench to remove the drain plug. Remember the head of the bolt is pointing away from the front of the car when you decide which way to turn it.
Remember the oil will flow rearward, make sure it isn't going to miss the pan.
Once the drain plug is out, let the oil drain and turn your attention to the filter.
Removing the filter
Many VWs now have paper filter cartridges that live in a canister on the left side (towards the radiator) of the engine. This system makes changing the filter significantly easier and neater than removing a spin-on filter.
The canister has a black top, and what looks like a very large nut on top of it. It's probably bigger than the sockets you have (about 35mm). If you have one that will fit, use it to loosen the top. If not, you can use a pair of water pump pliers to loosen the top.
Remove the filter canister top. There's a wrapped line in front of the canister that's covered in heat insulation. You may want to protect that from drips by covering it with a paper towel.
Once the top is off, pull the filter out of the canister. You may want to have a plastic bag available to put the filter in as soon as it comes out to reduce dripping
Sometimes the spindle on the filter will break off in the canister, as it did in the center of the picture below. If it does, you'll have to remove it with a pair of pliers. Some people also like to use an extractor to remove the last bits of oil from the filter canister.
Once the canister is clear of the old filter, including the spindle, you can put the new filter in place. It's pretty easy to get right side up as the spindle points down.
Open the o-ring that came with the filter and replace the one on the canister top. Put the top back on. Tightening torque is very little, about 8 ft/lbs. You really don't need to make it more than barely hand tight. The gasket will do its job.
Putting it back together
Replace the drain plug. Torque spec is not a lot, about 12 ft/lbs. Remember the pan is aluminum and you don't want to damage it.
Be sure you're using the right oil – the new diesels require 507.00 specification oil. We're using Castrol SLX Gold 5w30 for this job but there are many other 507.00 approved oils. IDParts carries many 507.00 approved oils, including Castrol.
Put 4 liters in the car, check the dipstick. A5s have what we think is one of the world's most confusing dipsticks, so you may want to consult your owner's manual to be sure of the correct level
Once the car's buttoned up and at least 4 liter of oil is in it, start it up. Check for leaks. Shut it off and check the oil. If the nose of the car is in the air, don't fine tune the oil level until the car is level.
If you're satisfied that you're leak-free, replace the lower engine cover and put the car on a level surface. Let it sit for a few minutes and then check the oil. Add oil as needed. You should have about ½ liter left when you're done.
Many of us changed our own oil when we were in our teens, but have gotten away from it as work, family, and other demands (or lack of a place to do it) got in the way. It's one of the simplest things you can do for your TDI. And it's rewarding to know that you've done it right with the right spec oil.


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The jury of eight women and four men handed down five guilty verdicts on Tuesday morning against Michael Clough, of Cumberland Road, Gilford, according to Carroll County Attorney Robin Gordon.
The jury heard closing arguments in the case from prosecutor Deputy County Attorney Susan Boone, and Defense Attorney/Public Defender Eric Wolpin in Superior Court before Associate Steven Houran on Monday morning. Clough was charged with four counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault involving a girl who is now 19, but would have been between eight and 13 years old at the time of the sexual assaults.
The indictments claimed that Clough committed four counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault between July 24, 2002, and July 23, 2007, in Moultonborough, and two counts of witness tampering, one each in February and March of 2012. The jury found Clough not guilty on one of two counts of witness tampering.
Clough has been free on $100,000 personal recognizance bond but was taken into custody after the verdict.
A jury of nine women and five men sat through the trial for six days; one woman and one man were excused as alternates prior to deliberations, according to Gordon.
Numerous witnesses, including the female victim, officials from the Moultonborough Police Department and School Resource Officer Jody Baker, testified during the trial.
Each count of aggravated felonious sexual assault is punishable by a jail term of up to 20 years each. Gordon said the state had recommended a pre-sentencing investigation be conducted prior to making a sentencing recommendation. She anticipated that a sentencing hearing would be held between 45 and 60 days.
This was the second consecutive successful case for the state in recent weeks; Deputy County Attorney Boone prosecuted the Justin Roy child beating case that ended early last week with guilty verdicts on numerous charges, including first- and second-degree assault and kidnapping.
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If you poll the population, you probably won't find anyone who believes in werewolves. Yet people believe in silver bullets—or want to. Whether it's how to prevent the next senseless mass murder like the recent Virginia Tech tragedy—the subject of this month's cover story—or fighting terrorism (let's fight them over there so they won't come here), or making peace in the Middle East (if only the United States would make a serious effort to get Israel and Palestinians to the table again), or solving cancer (with designer genes), or, of course, losing weight—we want the silver bullet.
Let's take the last one first, just for fun. The first FDA-approved over-the-counter weight loss medicine flew off the shelves this June—people bought it without even wanting to know the price, pharmacists said, because it promised it would keep their bodies from processing the fat they ate. Never mind that it only works with proper diet and exercise, which allow you to lose weight even without a pill.
How about curing cancer? I recently heard a cancer researcher confess that after the human genome project provided a blueprint of "what normal was," researchers thought they could simply target the abnormal—the mutated gene that caused each type of cancer—and develop a targeted drug or gene therapy to attack it. But researchers found that it was a lot more complicated—that in fact it wasn't the same gene mutating again and again but rather there was a big role for infrequently mutating genes. Targeting any one gene, therefore, would have minimal effect. That finding, if not depressing, he said, was certainly "sobering."
And that brings us to Virginia Tech. We look this month at what other universities are doing to try to detect signs that a troubled student could turn violent. Perhaps more importantly, we look at how universities need to prepare to respond to incidents they can't prevent. Meanwhile, a presidential panel has just reported findings that track the issues already highlighted in public hearings of the Virginia Tech Shooting Review Panel, such as the need for more services for mentally troubled students, more attention to warning signs, more sharing of information among agencies and with parents of troubled students, and better reporting to keep the mentally ill from buying guns.
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In an outfit that he borrowed from either Simon Cowell or Tiger Woods, McIlroy climbed to the top of a stepstool and doused the "Suits" and "Horrible Bosses" actress on a New York City rooftop:
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Most of the collages have the same format as Chicago Snake, which features a border of red, white and blue stripes; Fitzpatrick's poem about the snake winding its way through the city; and flowers, bubbles, snippets from old cigarette packages and images of dolled-up women—all with shiny black hair, plucked eyebrows and red lipstick—scattered throughout. Araña's subject is a spider-woman hybrid wearing fishnet stockings and surrounded by images such as a hobo with a bull's head and a ten of spades. The collages' titles only relate to their central characters, so the other elements appear to be randomly chosen decorations: Ghost of a Chicago Fish Shack's red, mermaidlike creature—adorned with flowers and topped with a grotesque fish's head—floats amid a piece of meat, sexy dancing girls, Kewpie dolls, a matador and a drawing of the Drake Hotel.
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Semos is decorated in a mystic theme. But keep your eyes open, there may be real secrets hidden behind the scenes. For example, Ados children are passing cryptic messages forth and back about their observations.
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The librarians have been busy collecting information from all around the world to create an easily accessible encyclopaedia, including entries about creatures and items, quests and achievements, as well as guides about the world and for players. They even created a register of residents.
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There have been reports that rats are more aggressive towards weak people. Are they just hungry? Or is more going on? There are even rumors that hell itself has been repainted.
With the angst about unseen forces being active, wizards have worked restlessly to strengthen the defenses. Early results of their work, increased mental abilities of ordinary people: Your intuition of your current position on the world is much clearer now. And Postman will no longer accept message for you from people, who you have mentally blocked.
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Waterfront Dining Ffld Cty CT?
Now that summer is here...
Wondering if there are any good/great restaurants that have outdoor seating on the waterfront in Fairfield County that I'm unaware of.
I live in lower Fairfield County and can only really think of SoNo Seafood and the Crab Shell in Stamford that can be considered outdoor, on the water dining.
What else is out there?
re: bcsuka
what about saltwater grille in stamford in shippan?
view is grea,t, drinks are good- a tad overpriced- but the experience is nice.
hubby and i went for a bottle of wine on sunday with a cheese plate- it was a great way to end the weekend
Paradise (next door to the Crab Shell)
Sunset Grill (my fav, in marina next to Calf Pasture Beach in Norwalk)
Saltwater Grille (Stamford)
Jfood's list
- L'Escale - very expensive, very dressy, food pretty good. Complete other end of the spectrum from the OP's 2 entries
- Crabshell - a scene with lousy food (mainly bar type crap)
- Rowayton Seafood - Best in Class in FFD County, Casual yet charming with great food. Impossible to get a reso
- SoNo Seafood - Very good food (think fried fish at Cape Cod menu), QSR service, great deck to relax, If you do not care about being treated like you are dining at Friendly's this is a great place.
- Harbor Lights - Very good food, very good service, usually second choice after Rowayton for water fish dining if the jfoods are going with friends
- Sunset Grill - Great staff, very good pasta and a few appetizers, do not even think of ordering the fried clams (beyond inedible) and the other fried fish appears to be Sysco/cafeteria quality. Enjoy the people the service, the view and the pasta
re: nbermas
Here is their website. Jfood likes the oysters and grilled fishes. The picture on the site is a true representation of the size of the portions, they do not skimp.
If you drive down Washington go over the bridge and bear right at the fork. Continue around and it is between the fast food fish fry place, which others have said is very good.
re: nbermas
It's been there at least 6-7 years. As you go around the bend there is the fried fish place and then a shared parking lot and the you make the left turn and the ice cream stand is right there. It has tables inside and out on the deck.
re: jfood
jfood ate at Harbor Lights last week and has to remove his seal of approval. He ordered the special soup (chicken, andouille and vegetables) and it was a salty interpretation of Campbells Hungry Man and his Lavraki was tasteless palm-sized fillet.
Jfood does not lnow what happened to one of his go-to places.
If anyone knows please advise.
re: Scargod
T'means that you have to plan ahead. It is a smallish place so if you call for a 4-top late inthe week for a saturday night you will disappointed. Jfood does think they keep some tables for walk-ins though. Give them a call and see what you can do if you would like to try it.
re: steve h.
of course the non-busy times is not difficult, but saturday nite? very difficult, but well worth it
Just wanted to put in a good word for the Crabshell. It's an uneven menu for sure, but we return there often when we have a yen for the things they do well--yummy steamers, excellent lobster roll (both the warm with butter kind and the cold with mayo type, each on a traditional hot dog roll grilled with butter), very nice coleslaw, and various simple fish preps that are handled knowledgeably. The dinner rolls are good, the pasta is to be avoided, I hate their fries. The staff is unfailingly pleasant and the service is efficient. Unless you want noise and crowds, avoid the latter part of the week when the outside bar scene dominates.
re: lisette
I find the view at FISH to really be not that great. Their food is good - but the view? Rowayton Seafood is surely a great bet all around.


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I'm looking for advice about which graphics card would be most suitable. Here are my current specs (roughly):
i5 2500k 3.2Ghz 450W power supply 12Gb RAM 60Gb SSD & 500Gb SATA Can't remember the motherboard type - has plenty of PCI-[e] ports available though (currently only 1Gb shared graphics)
Budget: Approx. £100
I've only looked at Nvidia cards - the GTX650 & GTX560Ti, which didn't seem too bad for the cost. Any advice would be appreciated.
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I would go for the GTX 560TI,have a look at the comparison here. But I do not think your current power supply will be enough you should have around 550W to be comfortable and you would need 2 6 pin power connectors.Specs. Here is the power specs for the GTX650 which need less power (400W) and only one 6 pin connector. Specs.
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Thanks for the assistance Chronos, appreciated. However I've decided to go for a 7770.
Only because there's one on ebay in my local area and it's only £50, which is a bargain! It would probably cope better on my PSU too, since it only requires 450W (and comes with a free 6-4 pin adapter).
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Could not see the one you mean on Ebay,I am assuming it is second hand then for that price?
A couple of comparisons for you.
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6 egg whites, what to do?
- mabziegurl Aug 31, 2006 05:29 AM
I have 6 egg whites, I have no idea what to do with them. I usually end up saving them, then throwing them out because I forget to use them. Any ideas? BTW, I hate egg white omeletes.
I made pavlovas the other day with six left over egg whites - make a meringue, then make circles of meringe, indent the middles a bit, bake. Serve with strawberries/whipped cream/chocolate sauce.
Dacquoise. I seem to be recommending this all the time on this board. It's a meringue with ground nuts (almonds or hazelnuts or both) replacing part of the sugar. It can be baked as cookies, or in cake pans to be layered. It's not nearly as sweet as meringue and has lovely toasted nuts flavors. I'm making a marjolaine for DH's birthday this weekend so it's on my mind. It's also the basis for European macarons which are dacquoise-type cookies sandwiched with fillings.
You can find an online recipe by searching. Just adjust proportions to your number of egg whites.
Dacquoise is a great idea. I prefer a hazelnut dacquoise with caramel ganache and coffee whipped cream (or buttercream).
Coincidentally requires 6 egg whites.
You can also use them as egg wash on anything you bake -- biscuits, gougeres, etc. Or when flouring/breading anything you fry.
Or just toss them into any soup to achieve an "egg drop" aspect to it. Or add them as an ingredient to fried rice.
I think the easiest way to get rid of them is fried rice. It's actually quite tasty with just plain egg whites, or you can add one more whole egg just to give it a bit of color.


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According to DayPoems, Walt Whitman's poem, "Continuities," is as follows:
"Nothing is ever really lost, or can be lost,
No birth, identity, form--no object of the world.
Nor life, nor force, nor any visible thing;
Appearance must not foil, nor shifted sphere confuse thy brain.
Ample are time and space--ample the fields of Nature.
The body, sluggish, aged, cold--the embers left from earlier fires,
The light in the eye grown dim, shall duly flame again;
The sun now low in the west rises for mornings and for noons continual;
To frozen clods ever the spring's invisible law returns,
With grass and flowers and summer fruits and corn."
In "The Notebook," after Duke quotes from Walt Whitman's "Continuities," the elderly Allie, played by Gena Rowlands, briefly regains her knowledge of who she is, and also remembers that Duke is Noah as described in the story.
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