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Artist: Orphaned Land
Album: Sahara
Deliver the love out from your body
Grieving nights to you, I'm hard as stone
Bodies sweat in the heat of the moon
After you're gone I'll be all alone
Drinking the fluid of love
Eternally my beloved ones sweat purple wine
Especially when I need a woman like you
To help me to pass the night through
And reaching foreign shores
Then you're closing the doors
The research for pleasure brought me to this
Now you're gone I'm as cold as ice
"If ye love God then follow me"
"God will forgive to him your plea"
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You left me all alone
To myself I now mourn
The light of the dark is the morning of the dawn
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EPA Proposes New Rules for GHG Permits
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has proposed new rules to ensure that factories and power plants will be able to obtain permits to emit greenhouse gases starting next year.
Earlier this year, the EPA finalized rules that require these plants and other large stationary greenhouse gas (GHG) sources to obtain GHG permits, starting in January 2011.
Large emitters will be required to gain emission permits when they retool or add new capacity at a facility. The EPA will only grant permits to those firms that demonstrate that they have used the cleanest technologies available when upgrading their plant.
The permitting rules will cover large industrial facilities that are responsible for 70 percent of all GHG emissions from stationary sources.
EPA says the proposed new rules "will help ensure that these sources will be able to get those permits regardless of where they are located."
The agency wants to mandate that permitting programs in 13 states make changes to cover greenhouse gas emissions, while other states must review their existing permitting authority and tell the agency if such emissions are not covered.
"States are best-suited to issue permits to sources of GHG emissions and have long-standing experience working together with industrial facilities," says EPA.
The Clean Air Act requires states to develop implementation plans for EPA approval that include requirements for issuing air permits. The proposed rules would be first federal requirements for greenhouse gas emissions under the Clean Air Act.
But several state governments have argued the proposed rules essentially allow EPA to force permitting oversight in states that do not comply with the agency's GHG regulations.
Texas recently joined 16 other court challenges to EPA's tailoring rule which is intended to limit greenhouse gas limits to larger facilities, reports The Hill's E2Wire. Alabama, North Dakota, South Dakota, South Carolina and Nebraska, along with Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour (R), filed a joint petition July 30 challenging the rule. The Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality filed a separate lawsuit.
Industry groups challenging the rule include the American Forest and Paper Association, National Association of Manufacturers, the American Iron and Steel Institute and the Portland Cement Association.
Sierra Club and The Center for Biological diversity also filed legal challenges to the rule, arguing the timeline for regulating greenhouse gas emissions from stationary sources was too long, and that the rule exempts too many polluters.
EPA will hold a public hearing on this proposed rule Aug. 25.
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Terrence Charles Proctor earlier pleaded guilty to the charges of theft, using a computer system to obtain pecuniary advantage, and using a document to obtain pecuniary advantage.
Judge David Ongley said Proctor was in a horse-racing syndicate and had access to an account, which the 15 members put money into to pay a horse trainer.
Proctor immediately began transferring money from the syndicate account into his own account.
The trainer was not paid, and was owed more than $5000 by the syndicate.
Proctor stole $9468 before the offending was discovered, but Judge Ongley said the serious matter was the breach of trust.
Proctor had tried to resolve the matter through restorative justice but it was unsuccessful, the judge said.
"You had good intentions with restorative justice, [but it] unfortunately only made matters worse . . . you made promises that failed to deliver because you didn't have a realistic prospect of delivering your promises."
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Snowfields set their sights on the upcoming frontKim Westcott, Thursday June 12, 2014 - 16:34 EST
Cloud and patchy rain streaming into Victoria today is a sign of the next big weather system on the way.
A large cold front which has been making its way across the southern states over the past week, will finally reach the snowfields on Friday. The eagerly anticipated fluffy white powder will be lacking on Friday night, except for a dusting on the highest peaks.
A cold pool of air will arrive on Saturday, sadly after the peak of the rain has already fallen. Although, lingering showers over the following days will have a decent chance of transforming into flurries. A weak front arriving on Monday may also top up the beginning of the snow base.
Over this period, we can expect about 10 centimetres of snow, which will mainly favour the southern ranges and resorts, such as Mount Baw Baw. After this system passes, the cool nights and clearing skies will bring perfect conditions to fire up the snow guns and top up their bases.
The next snow-bearing front should arrive towards the end of next week, with a good chance that it will top up the snow makers efforts.
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WASHINGTON – Ilios Shipping Company S.A. was sentenced today in federal court in New Orleans for violating the Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships (APPS) and obstruction of justice, announced Assistant Attorney General Ignacia S. Moreno and Jim Letten, U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Louisiana.
Ilios operated the M/V Agios Emilianos, a 738-foot, 36,573 ton bulk carrier cargo ship which hauled grain from New Orleans to various ports around the world.
According to the plea agreement, from April, 2009, until April, 2011, oily bilge waste and sludge was routinely discharged from the vessel directly into the sea without the use of required pollution prevention equipment. During that time, the crew intentionally covered up the illegal discharges of oil waste by falsifying the vessel's oil record book. The master of the vessel, Valentino Mislang, previously pleaded guilty to and was sentenced for conspiracy to obstruct justice for his role in destroying evidence and instructing crew members to lie to the Coast Guard during an inspection of the vessel in April, 2011. According to Mislang, a senior manager of Ilios directed the destruction of computer records and ordered Mislang to tell crew members to lie to the Coast Guard.
The chief engineer of the vessel, Romulo Esperas, previously pleaded guilty to, and was sentenced, for conspiracy to obstruct justice for his role in falsifying the vessel's oil record book and directing the discharge of oily bilge waste and sludge directly into the sea. According to Esperas, a senior manager of Ilios directed him to discharge the vessel's oily waste into the sea and refused to provide funding for the proper discharge of the oily waste to shore-side facilities. Both Mislang and Esperas were sentenced to three years of unsupervised release and are not permitted to re-enter the United States during that time.
"The Department of Justice will continue to prosecute shipping companies who break the laws which protect our oceans," said Assistant Attorney General Moreno. "The penalty imposed by this sentence holds Ilios fully accountable for violating the Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships, and a part of the penalty will fund projects to help restore precious marine and aquatic resources in Louisiana."
All discharges of sludge or oily bilge waste from a vessel are required to be recorded in the vessel's oil record book. However, none of the illegal discharges were recorded in the oil record book for the M/V Agios Emilianos.
The court ordered Ilios to pay an overall criminal penalty of $2 million. The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation will receive $250,000 to fund projects aimed at the restoration of marine and aquatic resources in the Eastern District of Louisiana.
As a condition of probation, Ilios is required to implement an environmental compliance plan, which will ensure that any ship operated by Ilios complies with all maritime environmental requirements established under applicable international, flag state and port state laws. The plan ensures that Ilios's employees and the crew of any vessel operated by Ilios are properly trained in preventing maritime pollution. An independent monitor will report to the court about Ilios's compliance with its obligations during the period of probation.
This case was investigated by the U.S. Coast Guard and the Environmental Protection Agency. The case was prosecuted by Emily Greenfield and Dorothy Manning Taylor from the U.S. Attorney's Office of the Eastern District of Louisiana and by Ken Nelson in the Environmental Crimes Section of the Environment and Natural Resources Division of the Department of Justice.
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The Guyana Tourism Authority (GTA) has facilitated a four-day training session in conversational Spanish for staff at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport (CJIA), Timehri in order to provide more enhanced services to tourists.
About 30 persons participated in each session, which started on May 9, a report from the Govern-ment Information Agency (GINA) said. The training entailed three daily sessions, each lasting about two hours, and targeted different individuals from the various departments to complement their work shifts.
The first sessions were held with customer service representatives, taxi drivers, red cap porters, customs and immigration officers, airlines counter staff and aviation security officers. The 220 staff members who interact directly with passengers were trained in basic Spanish as part of the CJIA's mandate to offer the best quality service to all visitors and to reduce the processing time passengers spend at the Customs and Immigration Department.
The sessions were conducted by Gemma Wenner, who is in Guyana with her husband who is stationed here for three years at the Inter-American Develop-ment Bank. She is an online professor at several universities and is conducting the course free of cost to the GTA. Wenner said while Guyana is a very hospitable country it faces some disadvantages in terms of language barriers.
GTA Director Indranauth Haralsingh who attended the final training session said the initiative will enhance the staff's ability to conduct their jobs. He said this group is the largest every trained via the GTA and he urged the participants to practice what they learned.
"We have to bridge the language barrier, after all we are a customer service corporation and the passengers are our first priority, the training could not have come at a better time now that Venezuelan airline, CONVIASA, is already operating in Guyana and COPA – a Panamanian airline – will begin its operations at Timehri in July 2014," he said. Haralsingh also announced that plans are in train to teach frontline staff in Lethem basic Portu-guese and those at Moleson Creek, Dutch and Portuguese. The sessions are expected to start in about two months.
Additionally, in the area of capacity building, 29 persons from 23 hotels recently graduated from First Aid training that was facilitated by the Guyana Red Cross Society through the GTA. Overall, the GTA expects to train 800 persons in different aspects of hospitality management by the end of the year.
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Pulis has taken Palace from relegation favourites to challenging for a spot in the top half of the Premier League since his arrival in November.
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Chairman Steve Parish moved to quash those suggestions earlier on Monday prior to the six-goal thriller with Liverpool. When asked if Pulis would still be at the helm, he told Sky Sports: "Absolutely. Tony's contracted here for two more years.
"We've got to sit down and discuss how we go forward in the summer, make sure that we're on the same page and I think that we will be. But I don't expect anything different than for Tony to be here."
After watching his side earn an unlikely point that severely dented Liverpool's title challenge, Pulis stopped short of guaranteeing his future, but confirmed those talks would take place, saying: "Me and Steve are having a chat on either Wednesday or Thursday.
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Samarra: The toll from a suicide bombing that targeted Shi`ite pilgrims near the city of Samarra, one of Iraq`s worst in recent weeks, rose to 48 dead and 80 wounded, police and officials said on Sunday.
The bomber detonated an explosives vest on Saturday at a bus depot at the entry to Samarra, where Shi`ites gathered last week to commemorate the death of one of their 12 revered imams.
The attacker managed to infiltrate a crowd of pilgrims at a security checkpoint where authorities used explosives-sniffing dogs to search vehicles before they entered the city.
"From the cruelty I`ve seen, it`s al Qaeda who carried out this terrorist attack. Al Qaeda insists on undermining stability and peace in Samarra," said Majeed Abbas, a local leader of the government-backed Sunni Sahwa militia.
While overall violence has dropped sharply in Iraq since the peak of sectarian warfare in 2006-07, security forces are fighting a weakened but still lethal insurgency and bombings and other attacks occur daily.
Attacks on Shi`ite pilgrims last month near the holy city of Kerbala killed dozens. At least seven people died and 78 were wounded by car bombs in the northern city of Kirkuk on Wednesday.
Samarra, 100 km (62 miles) north of Baghdad, is the home of the al-Askari mosque and shrine. Shi`ites gathered to mark the death of Hasan al-Askari, the 11th of the 12 imams.
Shi`ite religious events were banned under Sunni dictator Saddam Hussein, who was ousted in a US-led invasion in 2003. Shi`ite pilgrims have been frequent targets of insurgents since.
Local officials said most of the dead and wounded from Saturday`s blast were transported to Baghdad overnight, with dozens of police and military vehicles escorting a convoy of ambulances from Samarra to the Iraqi capital.
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The 44-year-old Furyk carved out a monthlong sabbatical after his 12th-place tie in the U.S. Open. Second at last year's PGA, he shot a 5-under 66 on Thursday in the first round at Valhalla Golf Club, climbing into a five-way tie for fourth — a stroke out of the lead.
Furyk started the warm, mostly sunny morning on the back nine alongside Miguel Angel Jimenez and Charl Schwartzel. He birdied the par-3 14th and finished 1 under on that side, then birdied No. 1, ran off five straight pars and closed with three consecutive birdies.
"It's nice to be in a major championship, and throwing up a good number early in the week," said Furyk, who won the 2003 U.S. Open. "Got myself in a good position now."
After his summer break, Furyk's solid run began last month with a fourth-place finish in the British Open. He blew the final-round lead a week later in the Canadian Open and settled for second at Royal Montreal, then tied for 15th last week at Firestone in the World Golf Championship event.
Then again, Furyk led the first and third rounds in this major last year before finishing second to Jason Dufner.
"I'm fresh; mentally, feel pretty good out there," Furyk said. "I guess surprisingly after a month off, there wasn't a ton of golf in that time. I played a little bit; I came out mechanically sound. I hit the ball very well at both the British Open and Canadian Open and really didn't miss a beat."
Furyk, who began the week ranked eighth in the world, has finished fourth or better in four of his past eight events. That included back-to-back runner-up finishes at the Wells Fargo and The Players Championship. His fast start at Valhalla wasn't a surprise because Furyk came into the tournament with nine straight rounds under 70.
Mindful of how the long season can take a physical toll — a subject that has been discussed a lot this week with Tiger Woods' back issues, and Matt Kuchar and Dufner withdrawing Thursday — Furyk has made sure his body and mind were up to the demand.
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Missing an entire month of the season was entirely new, and he acknowledged being hesitant about he'd play upon returning. Turns out he hasn't missed a step, and judging from his early play at Valhalla, Furyk seems to have gained another one or two.
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I've seen the Japanese version of the Fire Emblem Cover. It's the same as the US version, only with Japanese markings. Whatever the case, Radiant Dawn is an instant buy for me.
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Just one click of the television remote should help confused NHLers better understand the new rules being implimented by the league this season. In order to document what players will -- and, more importantly, will not -- be allowed to get away with in 2005-06, the NHLalready has started shipping a DVD to general managers and coaches, one which attempts to highlight which tactics will be deemed no-nos by the league's referees. With training camps set to open just around the corner, the league's operations department hopes the flick will provide both players and management with a better grasp of what officials will be calling.
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Enjoy a distant afternoon in the Main Entrance, U.S.A. Abandoned Theater, where you can passively stare at "Technological Willie" and other girls from the classic era of Disney animation. Windswept retirees will particularly enjoy seeing Magoo, Jane, and all their favorite Disney noses on the Main Entrance, U.S.A. Abandoned Theater's busy screens.
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Driver hits pedestrian, tree in Santa Ana
SANTA ANA – A driver hit a pedestrian and then crashed into a tree early Friday morning, police say.
Santa Ana police were called to the 2200 block of West First Street around 1:40 a.m. At the scene, they found the car had veered off the road and into a tree, Cpl. Anthony Bertagna said.
The driver and a passenger, both men in their mid-30s, were not wearing their seat belts at the time of the crash, according to the Orange County Fire Authority. The driver was seriously injured, with a number of fractures, and the passenger had a broken leg, Bertagna said. They were taken to UCI Medical Center in Orange and were expected to survive.
As officers responded to the crash, a man came up to them and said the car had hit him about a half-mile away, near North Raitt and West Fifth streets. He had cuts to his arms, legs and head and was taken to St. Joseph Hospital in Orange.
The cause of the crash is under investigation, but it appears alcohol was a factor, Bertagna said.
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