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According to biblical lore, the deep, violet-hued amethyst means perfection; and where beauty is concerned, this jewel may truly be called ideal for many reasons. It offers the qualities of transparency, lovely coloring and soft brilliance which brought it into popularity centuries before the Christian era. It was the third stone in the third row in the jeweled breastplate worn by Aaron, the high priest of the Hebrews, which contained twelve precious stones. In the New Testament, these stones became the foundation stones of the New Jerusalem described in Revelation. Each stone was identified with a prophet.
From Egypt, where it had been known for centuries, the amethyst was brought to Greece in the period just following the death of Alexander the Great. Amethyst, taken from the Greek word amethustos (meaning unaffected by drink), had a soaring reputation up until the 1800s. When the Roman Empire came into being, the Greeks, while no longer the masters, went on making beautiful jewelry. Roman women in particular prized amethyst jewelry for they believed the amethyst could ensure their husbands' love.
South American neighbors, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil and Uruguay, are producing at least 85% of the world's most popular, affordably priced gems. Nevertheless, it is Russia and Africa that supply the finest quality stones. These stones have a regal appearance, containing a reddish overtone, which gives the appearance of a king's velvet cape. Amethyst is a precious variety of crystalline quartz. It is quite durable and can be worn without worry of easy damage or abrasion.
Cos Altobelli is a third generation jeweler and president of Altobelli Jewelers in Burbank, previously located in North Hollywood for 60 years. His specialty is appraising for all functions and acting as an expert witness. He holds a graduate degree from the Gemological Institute of America and the title of Certified Gemologist Appraiser from the American Gem Society, is the author of three appraisal books and has appeared on 'Prime Time Live' several times. Mr. Altobelli can be reached at (818) 763-5151.


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Two EuroAfrica-ICT workshops
The EuroAfrica-ICT initiative is a project developed under the 7th Framework Programme (FP7) of the European Commission (EC) with the aim to strengthen, develop and support S&T partnerships in the ICT field between Europe and sub-Saharan Africa.
The 3rd International Conference on ICT for Development will be a gathering place for all experts and stakeholders engaged or interested in ICT-based education, training and development on the African continent. Everyone concerned with eLearning in Africa is welcome to share and learn.
Date: May 28-30, 2008
2nd African science communications Conference (ASCC)
The theme of the 2nd ASCC will be "Shaping Africa's Future: science communication's contribution to Science, Technology and Innovation, and the development of democracy in Africa". With an emphasis on integrating academic research with policy-decision making and industry, the meeting will address important issues in the development and advancement of science communication.
Date: February 18-21, 2009
Communications & Sustainable Development in the Next Decade
International conference organised by the Faculty of Communication Arts, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand.
Date: February 11-13, 2009
Assessing the contribution of ICT to Development Goals
10th International Conference on Social Implications of Computers in Developing Countries organised by the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP).
Date: May 26-28, 2009
1st EURO-AFRICA Cooperation Forum on ICT Research
Co-organised by the European Commission (EC DG INFSO) and the African Union Commission (AUC). For the first time in Europe, sub-Saharan African and European policy-makers and research organisations are being brought together to address the development of research collaborative projects in the ICT field.
Date: March 25-26, 2009
4th International Conference on ICT for Development, Education and Training: eLearning Africa 2009
The conference aims to bring people together who are actively engaged in education and in the implementation of learning technologies in schools, universities, corporate training as well as in education in the public sector.
Date: May 27-29, 2009
Information and Communication Technologies Calls: FP7-ICT-2009-4 was launched on November 19, 2008.
Deadline: April 1, 2009
Job: Climate Change Research Officer, IDS
The Institute of Development Studies (IDS) Climate Change and Development Centre is seeking to recruit an experienced and enthusiastic Research Officer to manage its Children in a Changing Climate Research Programme and to develop research on children and climate change.
Closing date: March 27, 2009. For more information, please visit the website of IDS.
Second Conference: Towards Opening Access to Information & Knowledge in the Agricultural Sciences and Technology in Africa
The conference will discuss initiatives aimed at opening access to AS & T information and knowledge including open access/archives initiatives, the challenges faced by institutions in the agricultural sciences and technology field in Africa, and the way forward.
Date: July 13-17, 2009
NEW: 6th World Conference of Science Journalists
The 6th World Conference of Science Journalists in 2009 (WCSJ2009) will bring established and aspiring reporters, writers and science communicators from around the world to debate, network, develop their professional skills and report on the latest advances in science and technology.
Date: June 30 - July 2, 2009
NEW: EADI / Information Management Working Group Annual Meeting
This year's central theme is: Globalising development research: Sharing experiences on how to communicate effectively in global research consortia and networks.
Date: June 11-12, 2009
Information, Knowledge and Communication - Web 2.0 in Development Co-operation
A seminar for communication professionals in the field of development research and co-operation organised by the European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI) and Europe's Forum on International Cooperation (Euforic).
Date: November 19-20, 2009
Forskning i forskningskommunikation og udvikling af nye formidlingsmetoder [in Danish]
Det Frie Forskningsråd, Kultur og Kommunikation (FKK) indkalder i samarbejde med Det Strategiske Forskningsråd ansøgninger om støtte til forskning i forskningskommunikation og udvikling af nye formidlingsmetoder.
Ansøgningsfrist: Fredag den 18. december 2009 kl. 15.00.
Scientific and Technical Information and Rural Development - Highlights of Innovative Practices
The congress organized by International Association of Agricultural Information Specialists (IAALD) and Agropolis International will focus on innovative practices in the agricultural information sector. It will promote fruitful exchanges between information specialists and actors of rural development facing the key challenges in agriculture.
Date: April 26-29, 2010
NEW: Africa Seminar - Facehooked?Disambiguating the Use of New Media In Scientific Research Methodology
At this Africa Seminar hosted by the Centre of African Studies, Charles Kinga will be speaking about why and how he conducted his interviews for his master thesis on the social networking site facebook. Charles Kinga's thesis is anchored on the youths' use of available communication media in campaigning and it concurs that the use of electronic media and social interaction between the youth in Kenya, created dynamics that are otherwise ignored in contemporary analyses of democracy.
Date: October 22, 2009 - 15:15-17:00
ICIMOD Competition for Journalists: Media Reports on Climate Change in the Himalayas
The International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) is organising a competition for journalists with a thematic focus on climate change in the Himalayas. The aim is to capture published media reports and to encourage journalists to write on mountain, and especially Himalayan, issues.
Closing date for submission: December 15, 2009
NEPAD ICT Africa Summit is a NEPAD council and NEPAD Secretariat continental Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) event addressing a wide range of ICT issues in Africa.
Date: February 9-11, 2010
eLearning Africa 2010 - 5th International Conference on ICT for Development, Education and Training
Meeting the networking needs of the pan-African eLearning and distance education sector, the annual eLearning Africa conference is the key networking venue for practitioners and professionals from Africa and all over the world.
Date: May 26-28, 2010
Global Development Network Research Communication Workshop Series. Communication for Policy Influence in Nairobi, Kenya and in Colombo, Sri Lanka
The workshops are designed to strengthen research communication for policy outreach capacity and to develop communication products. The workshops are targeted at researchers who are working with or on a research program, project or organization as participants will be asked to develop and send a summary of their research (or area of work) and identify challenges and opportunities to address during the sessions.
Date: November 26-28, 2009- Nairobi, Kenya
NEW: 2010 Euro-Africa Cooperation Forum on ICT Research Learning and Reflecting on ICT Collaborative Research and Development - Projecting the Future of ICT Research in Africa
This event - a follow-up of the Forum held in Brussels, Belgium in March 2009 - aims at promoting and supporting the development of Euro-Africa cooperation on ICT research between sub-Saharan Africa, the Caribbean and Europe.
Date: February 2, 2010
Job: Team Assistant, Publication and Dissemination Unit - UNRISD. The United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD) is looking for a candidate who will contribute to the effectiveness and efficiency of the unit by providing assistance in print and electronic dissemination, data management and reporting of activities under moderate supervision. Closing date: February 7, 2010.
Free science communication training for Europe's researchers
The ESConet courses organised on behalf of the Commission of the European Community are intended for researchers and scientists involved with Framework 6 and/or 7 funded research networks and projects. The training aims at improving the ability of EC-funded scientists to interact with national and international media, especially audiovisual media. It also includes training on how to use new media with the objective of establishing a better dialogue with society.
Date: 3 days between July 12 and August 15, 2010
Call for proposals: Knowledge Fair Share - Latin America and Caribbean
The ICT-KM Program of the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) and the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) are jointly organizing a Knowledge Share Fair in the field of agricultural research and development and food security for Latin America and the Caribbean. The meeting aims at discussing good knowledge sharing practices and good practices in making research outputs accessible.
Date: May 25-27, 2010
IEEE/ACM Conference on Information and Communication Technologies for Development (ICTD2010)
The goal of the ICTD2010 conference is to provide an international forum for scholarly researchers as well as development practioners, policymakers etc. exploring ICT's applied to development. ICTD2010 will be hosted by the UNESCO Chair in ICT4D and the ICT4D Research Centre at the University of London.
Date: December 13-16, 2010
Part of the IST-Africa Initiative, which is supported by the European Commission under the ICT Theme of Framework Programme 7 (FP7), IST-Africa 2010 is the fifth in an Annual Conference Series which brings together senior representatives from leading commercial, government & research organisations across Africa and from Europe, to bridge the Digital Divide by sharing knowledge, experience, lessons learnt and good practice and discussing policy related issues.
Date: May 19-21, 2010
Academia and Foreign Policy Making: Bridging the Gap
This seminar held by the Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS) will explore the relationship between academic research in the field of International Relations and the making of foreign policy. The seminar seeks to illuminate the nature of the gap between the scholarly community, which is faced with an ever increasing call to produce useful and relevant knowledge, and policy making; and look into the prospects for bridging the gap.
Date: April 26, 2010 - 13:30-16:00
The public understanding of science in Africa
The workshop organised by the Centre of African Studies, University of Cambridge, the British Institute of East Africa and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine will look at the relation between science and scientists, the civil public and policy makers. The workshop will a.o. discuss opportunities for participation in decision-making, policy and public debates, and the meanings of citizenship and the development of networks of concerned actors in relation to scientific issues.
Date: September 22-24, 2010
Research for water, environment and development: Make sure that research is relevant for societies – and is being used
Joint seminar hosted by DDRN, DWF and ViVA. This seminar will present two initiatives related to research and communication: 1. The European project Splash, an Era-net linked to the European Water Initiative, and 2. Communication work and needs from the perspective of the Vietnamese Ministry of Science and Technology. The seminar will include time for discussion and experience sharing. Please read the programme and concept note.
Date: May 6, 2010 - 14:00-16:30
Job: Evaluation team for IDS Knowledge Services - Review of Eldis programme
The Institute of Development Studies (IDS) is seeking an experienced evaluation team to carry out a review of progress to date and effectiveness of the Eldis programme. The evaluation team should have knowledge of current information management and communication thinking and practice, familiarity with information management and communication tools and a good conceptual understanding of the relationships between knowledge, learning, communication and social change.
Deadline for expression of interest: May 24, 2010 - 17:00 UK time
NEW: Storytelling and participation
The Glocal Network on Media and Development (Glocal NOMAD) is hosting a seminar on storytelling as tool in development cooperation. The seminar will assess storytelling and participation in relation to cultural and social change from both a researcher and a practitioner perspective, in collaborative media, interaction design and development cooperation.
Date: June 5, 2010 - 13:00-18:00
8th Euro-Africa ICT concertation meeting
The Euro-Africa concertation meetings are held to facilitate closer interaction and the development of synergies between the EuroAfrica-ICT initiative and other related initiatives. The meeting will look at ICT policy and research priorities and researchers and members of the private communications sector have been invited to share visions and experiences.
Date: June 23, 2010
Study of Open Access Publishing (SOAP) Survey. This survey is being conducted by the SOAP project, financed by the European Commission. The study is investigating publishing practices and attitudes towards Open Access publishing. This survey is primarily aimed at active researchers in public and private organisations, from all fields of the research in the sciences and humanities. It focuses on publication of research articles in peer-reviewed journals. It should take about 10-15 minutes to complete.
Job: Organic Eprints coordinator and communication assistant at ICROFS
The International Centre for Research in Organic Food Systems (ICROFS) based at the University of Aarhus, Denmark, is looking for an academic employee to coordinate and further develop the open access Organic Eprints archive and participate in information and research communication activities.
Application deadline: June 19, 2010 - 12:00
Future Imperatives of Communication and Information for Development and Social Change
This conference forms part of a series of preparatory and inter-connected conferences, coordinated by ORBICOM-UNESCO Chairs in Communication, across the regions of the world to focus the attention of the most experienced and innovative information and communication scholars, practitioners and policy-makers on these new challenges towards world development and sustainability.
Date: December 20-22, 2010
Workshop - Initiate linking between Danish research and development institutions to promote opportunities for organic agriculture and demand-driven research
The objectives of this workshop are to present, discuss and analyse the opportunities and limitations of collaboration between research institutions and NGOs focusing on organic and/or agro-ecological farming. The workshop will map out requirements for systems of communication and dissemination of information as well as feedback systems on lessons learnt to secure a dynamic loop of demand-driven research and implementation of efficient and innovative organic and agro-ecological farming methods.
Date: November 9, 2010
NEW: Capacity Enhancement through Scientific Communication: Information Portals in Vietnam
The seminar aims to initiate a discussion among researchers, information specialists and representatives from the private sector and state in Vietnam on: 1) Creative approaches to scientific communication; how to enhance capacity through communication and dissemination; 2) New ways of making information partnerships work; 3) Collaborative working tools, sharing knowledge resources by using Portals and other forms for information infrastructure; and 4) The power/culture issues; private sector, state and information needs.
Date: August 19, 2010 - 9:30-17
Information for Change 2010 - Digital Publishing in Africa: The Next Steps
Sharing Knowledge, Increasing Impact: A series of workshops on publishing for development. This workshop will examine emerging digital publishing models in East Africa. Speakers will present first-hand experience of the realities of working in the region, and will showcase and share innovative approaches to the creation and delivery of information.
Date: September 21, 2010
3rd Cooperation Forum on ICT Research
The conference aims to encourage discussions and debates and provide networking opportunities and knowledge sharing among key stakeholders in the field of ICT research and policymakers coming from all over Europe and Africa.
Date: December 7-8, 2010
2010 Euro-Africa e-Infrastructures Conference
This conference, hosted by the European Commission and the African Union Commission, aims to promote Euro-African cooperation and European e-Infrastructures developments and exploitation in Africa.
Date: December 9-10, 2010
NEW: 11th International Public Communication of Science & Technology (PCST) Conference
The 11th PCST Conference will deliberate on both practical and theoretical aspects of science communication, in a globalised world with major inequalities and development challenges. Over 500 science communication practitioners and analysts from all continents will compare experiences and perspectives on science-based issues of today and tomorrow.
Date: December 6-10, 2010
Job: Manager of Policy Influence and Research Uptake, IDS
The Institute of Development Studies (IDS) is seeking to appoint a manager with a broad knowledge of health system strengthening and health in developing countries and a familiarity with processes to influence political decision making and get research into policy and practice.
Closing date: October 14, 2010.
High-level conference on the connectivity of West and Central African higher education institutions
The objective of the conference is to analyse the findings of two studies carried out by the AAU, with funding from the International Development Research Centre (IDRC). The objective of these studies was to assess the current situation, to compare it with situations in other parts of the world and to eventually suggest measures to be taken in order to significantly improve the connectivity of African higher education and research institutions at affordable cost.
Date: October 18-19, 2010
NEW: 2nd ERINA4Africa Workshop
This workshop provides the opportunity to discover e-Infrastructures and their applications and to network with those interested in application development. There is an optional second day to this workshop with demonstrations and presentations of potential e-Infrastructure applications.
14th Regional EuroAfrica-ICT FP7 Awareness Workshop
These workshops aim at raising awareness on FP7/ICT and at enhancing and supporting Euro-African collaborative projects on ICT research. A dozen of awareness workshops have already been organised in the framework of the EuroAfriCa-ICT Initiative. At least 3 workshops will be organised in Europe or in Africa over the 2010-2011 period in order to enhance the participation of African organisations in FP7 collaborative projects and to support the identification of ICT research priorities.
Getting Research into Practice - How to Write a Communications Strategy?
This European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI) workshop will focus on how to communicate development research in order to arm people with useful knowledge and thus a better understanding of development issues and hopefully enable them to make better decisions.
Date: December 2-3, 2010
Scientific Communication and Publishing
This Training Centre in Communication (TCC) five-day intensive course is suitable for researchers and MSc/Ph.D. students who intend to publish in peer-reviewed journals, write proposals or participate at conferences.
Date: December 6-10, 2010
RED Conference: Rethinking Education in the Knowledge Society
The primary goals of this conference are the provision of an interdisciplinary discussion venue where both veteran and young researchers in the area of digital technologies in education can share experiences, the provision of a networking environment for researchers and the dissemination of research results of young scholars, contributing to their establishment within the local and international research community.
Date: March 7-10, 2011
Job: AuthorAID Training Coordinator
INASP is recruiting a Training Coordinator to work on the AuthorAID project which provides an opportunity to help develop the writing and communication skills of researchers in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
Deadline for submission of applications: November 12, 2010
Bangladesh Conference: Improving Research Infrastructures with Social Media
The Bangladesh Conference aims at helping institutes in Bangladesh and surrounding countries to develop effective research infrastructures by strengthening information skills of a target group of 60 students, researchers, policy-makers and individual practitioners in the field of global development studies and research. Through hands-on exercises the participants will be introduced to tools to present themselves, find experts, share knowledge and work together.
Date: February 24-25, 2011
Internship: Publications and Dissemination Unit, UNRISD
UNRISD is now accepting applications for an internship position based within the Publications and Dissemination Unit, working full time with the Web and Media Consultants. The Intern will assist in implementing the Institute's global research communication strategy by supporting media outreach and assist with the day-to-day updating and maintenance of the UNRISD website in English, French and Spanish, and assist other staff with their contribution of content to the site.
Deadline for submission of applications: November 28, 2010
NEW: Information and Communication Technologies Calls within the frame of the FP7 (7th Framework Programme)
Calls with objectives relevant to international cooperation within the area of information and communication technologies, such as Objective ICT-2011.10.3 'International partnership and support to dialogue', have been launched.
Deadline for submission of applications: January 18, 2010
Knowledge Management for Development (KM4Dev) Journal, Volume 6 Issue 1 2010. This issue is available online free of charge until December 31, 2010.
Scientific Communication & Publishing
This five-day intensive course focuses on the technical aspects of communication and is suited for researchers and MSc/PhD students who intend to publish in peer-reviewed journals, write proposals or participate in conferences. Application criteria available here.
Date: April 4-8, 2011
Thanks to DDRN member Joy Owango for sharing the news!
Call for participation in the online course "How to build a policy influence plan"
Global Development Network (GDN) and CIPPEC call for participants for this online course which aims to develop and improve current capacities of researchers, trainers and members of PRIs on their influence on decision makers regarding public policies in their countries in their regions. Scholarships will be given to participate in the course. Due to the fact that the quota for the participation in the online course is limited, postulants must send a brief essay/participation proposal explaining the reasons that motivate them to participate and the utility they will give to the learned contents.
Deadline for submission of proposals: January 23, 2011
15th Regional EuroAfrica-ICT FP7 Awareness Workshop
The main objectives of EuroAfrica-information and communication technologies (ICT) Awareness Workshops are to raise awareness on FP7/ICT and to enhance Euro-African collaborative projects on ICT research between sub-Saharan African and European research institutes. The 15th workshop is designed for everyone with an interest in ICT research and in Euro-African collaborative projects.
Date: April 6-7, 2011
Capacity-building workshop for African press officers
This all-day event, part of the 2011 World Conference of Science Journalists, aims to improve media coverage relating to African science, particularly in the fields of science and medicine, by providing targeted training and networking for press officers from African research institutes.
Date: June 28, 2011
ICT, Society and Human Beings 2011
The effects of ICT on human beings as well as the interaction between ICT, individuals, and society are all within the focus of this conference. Both analyses of interactions and effects are important. Changes in behaviour, perspectives, values, competencies, human and psychological aspects and feelings are all of interest. Reflections on past, present, and future challenges – especially planning for handling the latter - are encouraged.
Date: July 24-26, 2011
Food Security, Health and Impact Conference
In its first international conference the Africa College will address the following questions: 1) How can the results of basic science and inter-disciplinary research lead to increased impact on food security and human health? 2) How can partnerships between research and development organisations deliver innovation and impact? Financial assistance is available for African delegates on application.
Date: June 22-24, 2011
Scholarship: science journalism workshop [in Spanish]
In order to apply for the scholarship, you must be a Spanish-speaking journalist working in Latin America and or the Caribbean. The scholarship allows participation in a week-long Science Journalism Workshop.
Date: May 3-June 1, 2011
Internship: Intern: Publications and Dissemination Unit
United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD) is now accepting applications for an internship position to assist in implementing the Institute's global research communication strategy by supporting media outreach, assist with the day-to-day updating and maintenance of the UNRISD website in English, French and Spanish, and assist other staff with their contribution of content to the site.
Application deadline: March 20, 2011
Internship: Intern: Publications and Dissemination Unit
United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD) is now accepting applications for an internship position to assist in implementing the Institute's global research communication strategy by supporting media outreach, assist with the day-to-day updating and maintenance of the UNRISD website in English, French and Spanish, and assist other staff with their contribution of content to the site.
Application deadline: March 20, 2011
Call for ideas on ICT for Human Development
CREATIC4AFRICA's main objective is to search for innovative ideas generated from and for Africa that contribute to Human Development. At this scope, CREATIC4AFRICA has launched a call for ideas intended to grant 5 scholarships for research in ICT for Development: nationals of Ethiopia, Angola, Cape Verde, Mozambique or Senegal with university or technological expertise or proven experience in technology development can send their ICT based innovative ideas addressed to solve a social or economic need or problem in their community.
Application deadline: March 30, 2011
Training: The Use of Social Media and Web2.0 in Corporate Communications
This European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI) Masterclass will focus on the opportunities and challenges for organisations in using Social Media and Web2.0 tools strategically while providing opportunities for participants to learn and exchange practical lessons.
Date: May 12-13, 2011
Training: Message - Audience - Tools: Planning an effective Research Communications Strategy
Date: July 7-8, 2011
International Network for the Availability of Scientific Publications (INASP) Small Grants supporting evidence-based policy making
INASP welcomes applications for small grants to support activities within parliaments which contribute to one of the following aims: increasing awareness of science and technology (S&T) issues amongst members and staff, improving the capacity of parliamentary staff to provide balanced, comprehensive and timely information on policy relevant issues in S&T to MPs, and strengthening the capacity of parliamentary members to use S&T information in the scrutiny of policy.
Application deadline: July 31, 2011
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I just spoted some b. rostrata mis-labeled as b. striata. Atleast I think that they are b. rostrata. They are very small (under 1/2 inch) but also seem to be burrowing into the substrait. This is behaviour I have never seen in my own B. rostrata. Is it B. Rostrata behaviour? Tomorrow I will go over and get a few but just want to feel more sure.
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"I just think it's crazy," he said. "We employ some of our best and brightest in terms of investigators ... yet they have to jump through hoops to get equipment that for all intents and purposes security guards are issued. That's a glitch in the system."
Ms Mitchell said the issue of whether PIC investigators should be given easier access to weapons was "black and white".
PIC Assistant Commissioner Andrew Nattress said investigating officers were given a risk assessment to determine whether they should get a weapon.
He said a covert investigator who met an informant with a history of violence would likely be given a weapon for self-protection.
PIC Commissioner Bruce James, QC, told the committee his investigators were given the same level of access to pistols, handcuffs and body armour vests as police officers had in 1997.
Since then, police have been issued with other equipment such as capsicum spray and batons, but legislation for the PIC has not been updated to give its investigators the same access.
"What the commission is seeking is legislative ammendments such that all of its investigators are exempted from any requirement to have a permit to possess or use any item of equipment currently used by NSW police officers in conflict situations – that is pistols, ammunition for pistols, handcuffs, body armour vests, spray, batons, magazines for ammunition pistols," Mr James said.
"In the case of investigators who are approved former police officers, such legislation would restore their original equality with NSW police officers."
Mr James said PIC investigating officers were required to provide their personal details and a photograph to the Police Commissioner when applying for firearms permits or licences. He said it was "undesirable" for the identity of PIC investigators, especially those in covert surveillance units, to be revealed to police.
"A principal function of the police integrity commission is to investigate alleged misconduct by police officers," Mr James said.


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He's always up for a good time, and Glee star Darren Criss was on hand at Saks Fifth Avenue to meet and greet eager shoppers partaking in all the Fashion's Night Out festivities on Thursday (September 6).
The always-stylish gent donned a sleek in a suit with as he rubbed elbows with other high-profile partygoers such as Rebecca Minkoff, Oscar de la Renta, Anna Wintour, and Max and Lubov Azria of BCBG.
Rihanna's tattoo artist, Josh Lord of East Side Ink, was even present to temporarily mark up willing customers.
As previously reported, Criss stared in this year's FNO promo video, which featured other celebs such as Justin Bieber, Usher, and Taylor Swift. However, it was Darren's smooth vocals and killer dance moves that landed him the spotlight in the clip covering Madonna's hit, "Dress You Up."
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Review: I bought this disc after seeing it used as a rescue putter by one of the advanced ams in my disc golf club. He would anhy flick it if he was in trouble and it seemed to work for him. I bought this disc and did not like the gumminess right away. It is so soft that it wobbles like a bad flick @ any RPM and any distance. I would only use it to pitch putt from within 15 ft. I do not recomend this disc to anyone.
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Review: After trying a lot of different putters, I am now using Ching Jujus as my primary. The reason I started using them was the combination of how stable they are and thier unique grip style. Before I continue I just want to comment about what Blake said regarding the undesireable fade. I have a couple Jujus, one is in new condition and does have a little bit of fade on it, the other is beat in from hitting trees on approach shots and practically has no fade at all. I find that they fly much better after breaking in. Inside of 35 ft I do a straddle putt with a little bit of snap. I like my shots to be as flat as possible so Juju is my go to disc. It does okay on an anhyzer putt as well, but I don't do those very often. If you like to putt with a little bit of hyzer, I don't think this disc will do very well. The Juju also works pretty well for approach and tends to fly incredibly straight. I like to give it a little nose up and float them in. I find that they don't have much of a fade at all and stay on target. I just have to be careful not to put it on an anhyzer line because it might not come back. I tend not to use the Juju on anything over 150 ft because of the way I grip it. I always use a putting grip, putting my thumb on one of the grooves, my next three fingers all touching the bottom of the disk, and only my pinky touching the rim to secure my grip. This grip gives my a super straight approach. This grip doesn't work nearly as well with other putters. The only problem with it though, is that the farther I throw, the greater the chance of it popping out of my grip early, so I only use it on the shorter approaches. Anything over 150, I will probably switch to a stratus or buzz
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Ching was nice enough to send me some protos to demo and I got to throw the new Fusion Jujus about 30 times on a soccer field. I have to say that this is one of the purest flying discs I've come across in a long time. I have a fairly good finesse game and I was able to make it hold just about any angle up to ~180-200' without much effort.
As for my overall read from it, it was stable enough to hold a hyzer line and to hold an anhyzer to glide and land flat without catching edge. I throw bent elbow on most shots (with the exception of max D drives) with a fairly pure release and rarely turn over approach discs or midranges (unless I try to). I did make an attempt to flip it over (in the bad accidental "putter roll" way) and was able to with sufficient velocity but was also able to throw some fairly nice 270'+ distance rollers.
For more interesting results, I let my friend who is a notorious accidental putter roller give them a few tosses.
He rolled almost every shot right off the bat. However, I did notice that his off-axis torque seemed to stabilize very quickly (at least much more quickly than I was used to seeing) on throws with his normal putt/approach discs. Long story short, I was able to pinpoint the problem that had been causing his putter turnover for the past several years and an hour later he was throwing the major quite well and agreed they were a very clean flyer.
I only got to throw about a dozen putts from about 15' but my friend and I played catch with it putting style for about 15 minutes at varying distances. I'm not sure if it was due to gyroscopics or plastic, but I did find it to have a bit of undesirable low speed fade when putted flat from outside 30'ish which may have purely been due to diameter and the necessary RPM's to keep it stable although I have found a trend with putters in grippier plastics that they tend to want to fade a little more than the same molds in stiffer, slicker plastics. It was money from 25' and in though, and I found it to have strong lift/hover characteristics on the longer putts. On jump putts I found I could easily clear 60'.
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Overall, it was a fun disc to throw and very accurate. This disc flies similar to an Aero, but seemed to handle snap better with a sufficiently clean release. People that have trouble turning over putters will probably struggle with this disc. However, I do think it is a very interesting and accurate disc and I am looking forward to see how the production runs turn out as this disc is pending PDGA approval upon the required 1500+ discs being available.
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- I have an infant and planning to use my new camera for photos and videos mainly inside with my little princess.
- I am also planning to take photography class and get into next level of photography
- I love traveling and I usually take my tripod and Sony dsc3 with me all the time.
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1968 Plymouth GTX
- Stock #
- 133010
- Body Style
- Convertible
- Engine
- 440 Super Commando V8
- Exterior Color
- Red
- Interior Color
- Black
- Miles
- 69777
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- 100% matching numbers
- 375hp / 440cid Super Commando V8
- Fully restored
- A727 3-speed automatic transmission
- 69,000 original miles
- Sure-Grip / 3.23 gears
The 1968 GTX is one of our favorite cars, and when the top goes down, the paint is bright red, and the engine is a big block, it's one of the best combinations of power and style we can imagine, and this 100% matching-numbers specimen is available for what a lot of folks would call a bargain price. Better yet, it has factory power windows! Interested? If you're in the market for a spectacular Mopar, you should be.
This is an extremely rare (less than 1000 made) 1968 GTX Convertible, with 99% original or NOS components, and no excuses. If you want a high #2 car to drive and show, we guarantee that you will never regret making the purchase on this one.
To that end, we've just finished polishing and waxing the beautiful bright red (PP1) paint using a three stage process, and detailed the entire car from top to bottom. It looks like a million bucks. This is not a Dairy Queen driver. Take this one to the Mopar Nationals and you will have a crowd around it. It's that nice.
With just over 69,000 original miles, this GTX convertible has received a complete ground-up restoration, using original and NOS parts, and has been rebuilt to stock specifications. No questionable modifications, no goofy wheels and tires, no over-powered modern stereo system, just a car that will be highly competitive in virtually any show you attend.
Here's the fender tag breakdown:
CAR: Plymouth GTX 2 Door Convertible
ENGINE: 440cid 4-bbl HP V8
TRANSMISSION: 3-speed automatic
TIRES: F70x14 white sidewall, steel belted
BUILD DATE: June 26.
AXLE: 3.23 rear axle ratio, Sure Grip
INTERIOR: Sport trim grade, vinyl bucket seats. Black interior.
PAINT: Monotone red paint.
OTHER: Black upper door frame color. Black horizontal sport stripe.
19: Wide sill moldings
30: Body belt moldings
78: Wheel lip moldings
H1: Power brakes
K8: Power windows
R1: AM radio
X1: Tinted glass (all)
Y2: White convertible top
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a6: Console
b4: Bucket seats
m6: Driver's outside remote operated mirror
The body and PP1 bright red paint are better than factory and this GTX simply glows. Clearly this was an extremely well-maintained, clean original car before the restoration, and the workmanship was first rate. Panel gaps are better than the workers at Hamtramck ever managed (no offense, guys, I know you were pressed for time!), and the alignment from panel to panel emphasizes those sharp creases and character lines that run from nose to tail. The paint was laid down over some very flat panels, with no ripples or waves, and then it was all color sanded and buffed to the kind of shine that only a bright red car can deliver.
All glass is original to the car and in excellent condition. The chrome and stainless steel trim are stunning. The grill, headlight bezels and tail panel have been completely restored, and, as those of you in the hobby know, these are extremely expensive to restore.
The engine is the correct, original 440 Super Commando, 4-barrel engine, rated at 375 HP. It's mated to the correct, original A727 Torqueflite 3-speed automatic Transmission. The original 8 3/4" Sure Grip axle, with a 3.23 gear, finishes off the completely original drive-train. The engine bay is highly detailed and correct in every way, from the correct turquoise paint on the block to the authentic air cleaner up top. The carb is rebuilt, the hoses and clamps are fresh reproductions, and even the ballast resistor on the firewall is an exact reproduction that will pass muster with any judge. All the coatings and finishes are in first-rate condition even though the car was restored a few years ago, indicating that it has been extremely well maintained ever since. Heck, even the exhaust manifolds are still clean and rust-free. And, as with all RK Motors Mopars, there's a correct red cap reproduction battery in the tray, the finishing touch to a high-quality engine bay.
Mechanically, the braking system, front suspension, fuel delivery system, and all lines are new and function flawlessly. The exhaust system is 100% stock; no loud muscle car here. The floors are excellent with factory-style finishes instead of over-restored 2-stage paint that judges can spot before they even crawl under there. It rolls on 15-inch Magnums with 235/70/15 redline radials for modern handling with a vintage look.
The black bucket seat, automatic console shift interior has been fully restored, and is like new. The original four-piece console top has been restored and fits beautifully. The original steering wheel was restored and looks like a million bucks. The dash pad is original and that's astounding, considering that this is a ragtop. The instrument and gauges have been restored and they all operate properly. Find something on the AM radio, drop the top, power down the windows, and hit the road.
Overhead, there's a recent white vinyl convertible top that works properly and fits beautifully, and it is all hidden by a snug-fitting black boot when it's stowed. The trunk features a recent mat and correct jack, matching spare wheel and tire, and handle.
The best thing about this GTX is the way it drives. This GTX convertible is 100% stock, right down to the exhaust. Mechanically, everything is brand new and functions properly. The car tracks straight down the road, brakes well, handles beautifully, and is a true joy to drive.
In summary, this is a rare, investment grade Mopar that will leave even the pickiest collector satisfied. Drive it, show it, and enjoy it! This GTX will leave you with a huge smile on your face every time you turn the key. Call now!
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- 1968
- Make
- Plymouth
- Secondary Make
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- Model Name
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- Vehicle Type
- Passenger Car
- Hobby Segment
- Muscle Car
- Mileage
- 69777
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- Gasoline
- Engine Size
- 440 Super Commando V8
- Engine Number
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- Heads
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- Fuel Specification
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- Fuel Delivery System Type
- Single 4 Barrel
- Transmission Type
- 3 Speed Automatic
- Transmission Spec
- A727 Torqueflite
- Transmission Number
- n/a
- Entertainment System Type
- AM Radio
- Battery Location
- n/a
- Battery Shut Off
- n/a
- Battery Charger
- n/a
- Power Steering
- No
- Air Conditioning
- No
- Interior Color
- Black
- Seating Type
- Bucket
- Seat Material
- Vinyl
- Shifter Type
- Floor
- Center Console
- Yes
- Body Style
- Convertible
- Doors
- n/a
- Safe Body Color
- Red
- Paint Type
- n/a
- Stripes
- Yes
- Front Suspension Type
- n/a
- Rear Suspension Type
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- Axle Specification
- 8 3/4 3.23 Sure Grip
- Front Wheel Specification
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- Rear Wheel Specification
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- Front Tire Specification
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- Front Brakes Specification
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- Rear Brakes Specification
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- Spare
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- Exhaust Type
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- Muffler Type
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- Restoration Status
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- Mileage Since Restoration
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- Awards Summary
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- Historical Documents Summary
- Reproduction owner's manual
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STUDLEY will begin the search for a new manager after Paul Smith joined their Midlands Football League Division One rivals Bromsgrove Sporting.
The Bees gave Smith permission to talk to Bromsgrove after the Worcestershire outfit had made an official approach for him last week.
His last game in charge was Saturday's 2-0 defeat to Ellistown and Ibbstock United in the FA Cup Extra Preliminary Round.
But after being interviewed for the job by Sporting chairman John Teece and the board, he officially accepted the job at the Victoria Ground on Sunday and started on Monday.
Studley chairman Barry Cromwell said: "We are disappointed that Paul has left, the club has thoroughly enjoyed the 14 months he has been at the club.
"He's one of the nicest guys you can meet and we understand the reasons why he's gone.
"We didn't want to lose Paul but the whole situation is amicable.
"It's not the best time to lose a manager but we hope to find a replacement as soon as week can."
Studley's board were set to meet last night to discuss the next step.
Smith's assistant Martyn Socket and coach Nick Smith were set to move to Bromsgrove also, although one of the duo will also stay on board at Studley for the Bank Holiday weekend clashes at Uttoxeter on Saturday and Littleton on Monday (both games 3pm kick-off).
The former Studley boss may also raid his old club for club for players.
Smith said: "I must say give my thanks to Studley, they have been absolutely brilliant and I have thoroughly enjoyed my time at the club.
"The president Dave Robinson and chairman Barry Cromwell have been first class and I will do everything I can to make my transition as smooth as possible.
He added: "I built a very strong team at Studley so I will be looking to go back there for several players but I stress everything will be done properly, that's the only way to do it."