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Руководство капитана по использованию бункера на борту / GUIDE TO USING FUEL OIL ONBOARD
Year: 2012
Language: english
Author: Mark C. Ford
Genre: Руководство
Publisher: The Standard P&l Club
Series: 2nd edition
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Number of pages: 71
Description: The purpose of this guide is to provide masters, ships' officers and shore superintendents with a basic knowledge of the use of, and precautions to be taken when using fuel oils onboard ship. The misuse of fuel oil can lead to major claims and jeopardise the safety of the ship. They say that 'oil and water do not mix'; today the master has to be very much aware of what is happening in the engine room. Fuel oil has been used onboard ship since the 1870s when the SS Constantine first sailed the Caspian Sea using oil in her boilers to generate steam for the main propulsion system. Now, most merchant tonnage primarily burns fuel oil to produce power for propulsion purposes, electrical power generation, in boilers or all of these. Shipowners are faced with significant fuel cost fluctuations and changing emissions regulations, both of which determine the way fuel systems and diesel engines onboard are operated. This can cause various engine fuel system operational problems, such as purifier or filter clogging, fuel pump scoring or failure, severe cylinder liner wear, fuel injector seizure, exhaust valve seat corrosion or blow-past and turbocharger turbine wheel fouling. This is just a shortlist of potential problems. We shall be mainly looking at the use of residual fuel oil (Heavy Fuel Oil/ Intermediate Fuel Oil (commonly referred to as HFO/IFO) which usually has a viscosity of around 380cst/180cst respectively.) The use of HFO/IFO onboard ship can be very problematic. We will be paying particular attention to bunkering, storage, processing, machinery using HFO and the current and future regulations regarding fuel onboard ship. However, the majority of practices followed for HFO in this guide also relate to the distillate fuel marine diesel oil/gas oil (commonly referred to as MDO/MGO) used on ships. We aim to raise awareness of the problems encountered with the storage, handling and processing of HFO onboard ship that can, if not approached in a safe and proficient manner, result in catastrophic loss of life, loss of the ship or a major pollution incident. We shall show that the good management and understanding of HFO will present less risk of a heavy fuel oil problem arising and result in a safer, cleaner and a more reliable ship.


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Kitchen Garden Cafe chef to lead fall baking class
Barbara Cary, chef at Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens' Kitchen Garden Cafe, will be giving a hands-on fall baking class from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday.
The class will include tips on making homemade pie crusts. Cary will also teach how to make a classic pumpkin pie straight from the pumpkin, and will give a demonstration of how to make a homemade apple-cranberry stuffing.
The three-hour workshop is $30 for members and $37 for non-members. Reservations are required. Call 633-4333, Ext. 101, or visit mainegardens.org.
Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens is located at 132 Botanical Gardens Drive, off Barters Island Road.
Cockeyed Gull wine dinner to feature six courses
The Cockeyed Gull on Peaks Island will host a six-course wine dinner Friday.
Courses include prosciutto-wrapped cod loin over lavender polenta, tenderloin of beef with wild mushroom ragout and potato puree with Bordelaise sauce, and a slow-poached scallop terrine with seasonal vegetables and Oriental rice with a balsamic vinaigrette. Wines from Italy and Portugal will be paired with each course.
There will be two seatings, one at 5:15 p.m. and one at 8:15 p.m. Cost is $65 per person, excluding gratuity.
Reservations are strongly recommended. Call 766-2800. The Cockeyed Gull is located at 78 Island Ave.
Raw-food expert to teach Whole Foods holiday session
Elizabeth Fraser of Girl Gone Raw will teach a class on making festive holiday fare from 6 to 8 p.m. Nov. 16 at Whole Foods Market, 2 Somerset St.
Fraser will prepare raw vegan dishes that are appropriate for the holidays, including cranberry sauce, stuffing, un-roasted vegetables and pumpkin pie.
Registration and payment are required in advance. Stop by customer service or call 774-7711.
Petite Jacqueline meal marks Beaujolais Nouveau
Petite Jacqueline celebrates the annual French harvest of Beaujolais villages, Beaujolais Nouveau 2011, with a special dinner Nov. 20.
The dinner includes a four-course tasting menu with wine pairings for $45. Seatings will be between 5:30 and 6 p.m. and 7:30 and 8 p.m. The regular menu will not be offered during this special event.
Reservations are encouraged, and can be made by calling 553-7044. Petite Jacqueline is located at 190 State St.
Bar Lola wine dinner to feature sparkling varietals
Bar Lola, 100 Congress St., will offers a Holiday Sparkling Wine Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 6.
Sparkling wines from France, Spain, Austria and Italy will be paired with a five-course tasting menu.
The host for the evening will be Scott Tyree, an award-winning sommelier from Chicago who was named one of "America's Best Sommeliers" in Esquire magazine in 2004. Under Tyree's supervision as wine director, the Chicago restaurant Tru won Wine Spectator's Grand Award for Outstanding Restaurant Wine Lists and was named on Food & Wine's "Top Ten Best New Wine Lists" in the U.S.
For reservations, call 775-5652.
Island chocolatier wins Dessert Professional honor
Kate Shaffer, co-founder of Black Dinah Chocolatiers, has been named to Dessert Professional magazine's annual list of Top Ten Chocolatiers in North America.
Past honorees have included Michael Recchuiti of Recchuiti Confections in San Francisco, Norman Love of Florida-based Norman Love Confections, and New York's Jacques Torres. The 2011 list will be featured in the December issue.
Shaffer and her husband, Steve Shaffer, started Black Dinah Chocolatiers (blackdinahchocolatiers.com) in 2007. The couple recently moved the operation from their home kitchen to a new solar-powered production facility in a renovated barn on their island property.
Shaffer just published her first cookbook, "Desserted: Recipes and Tales from an Island Chocolatier" (Down East, $29.95).
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The 8 Best Movie Podcasts for Film Fans
If you're a film fan, just watching movies isn't enough. You'll want to read reviews and absorb interviews with actors and directors. However, you may not have discovered movie podcasts yet, even though they're a great way to supplement your love of films.
These shows delve deep into many facets of the film industry. From the production process to the history of cinema. And in this article we've compiled a list of the best movie podcasts. All of which will help film fans understand more about the movie industry.
1. Filmspotting
If you're one of the people who watch over 100 movies a year, you'll feel right at home listening to Filmspotting. It's widely considered to be a must-listen podcast for movie fanatics. There are deep discussions of both current releases and films from across the decades.
The show's hosts are two Chicago-based film critics, Adam Kempenaar and Josh Larsen. They're sharp, engaging, and are especially fun to listen to when they disagree on a movie. Fans of the Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel show At the Movies will find a lot to love.
Filmspotting has been running since 2005, so new listeners have a deep back catalog to explore. Watch out for the Top 5 lists that happen every few weeks, with topics ranging from "Top 5 Movie Flights" to "Top 5 Overlooked Films of the 2000s."
There's also Filmspotting Madness, a bracket-style tournament that they hold every year where they pitch movies and directors against each other.
Episodes to Start With: The Most Recent Episode
2. How Did This Get Made?
No list of the best movie podcasts would be complete without the hilarious How Did This Get Made? from Earwolf. Every episode, the hosts take a bad movie and dissect everything wrong with it. While how bad the movie they tackle varies, every episode features the great jokes between Paul Scheer, June Diane Raphael, and Jason Mantzoukas, who are all comics and actors themselves.
How Did This Get Made? is especially fun to listen to if you've watched the movie they're discussing, and they reveal this ahead of time, enabling you to get involved. Over the years, many movie stars have guested on the show, including Charlize Theron, Seth Rogen, and Daniel Radcliffe.
Episodes to Start With: #23 – The Room: Director's Edition; #48 – Sleepaway Camp; #65 – Howard the Duck
3. This Had Oscar Buzz
There are a lot of podcasts about film awards and the Oscars. Many of the podcasts on this list cover lots of movies that enjoyed great success during awards season. However, This Had Oscar Buzz, hosted by Chris Feil and Joe Reid, explores movies that didn't get a coveted invite to the Academy Awards.
In each episode, the hosts explore a movie that had some type of Oscar buzz for whatever reason, whether it's the talent involved or the subject matter. This involves doing a deep dive into the filmmaking itself, as well as exploring the Oscar race for the year that movie came out.
The hosts are delightful, with an almost encyclopedic knowledge of the previous awards seasons and the talent involved. You'll likely learn more about the Golden Globes comedy category and the Blockbuster Movie Awards than you'd expect.
Every episode ends with "the IMDb Game," a running challenge where they make each other guess the top films listed under an actor's IMDb page.
Episodes to Start With: #12 – An Unfinished Life; #19 – Hannibal; #23 – The Tourist
4. You Must Remember This
While we still have plenty of celebrity drama nowadays, most of it pales in comparison to the stories of Old Hollywood. You Must Remember This is a podcast that chronicles the tales of deadly cults and legendary feuds between industry giants.
Whether or not you enjoy watching classic films How to Watch Classic Movies on Kodi for Free Kodi isn't all about illegal streams of Game of Thrones. Instead, you can use Kodi to watch free classic movies without resorting to anything illegal. Read More , you will likely get hooked on You Must Remember This' engaging storytelling and amazing sound quality. While this podcast ended earlier this year, there are nearly 150 episodes for you to listen to. The season exploring the Charles Manson murders is widely considered the series' high point.
Episodes to Start With: #44 – Charles Manson's Hollywood, Part 1; #115 – Where the Monsters Came From (Bela & Boris Part 1); #27 – Star Wars Episode I: Bette Davis and the Hollywood Canteen
5. The No Film School Podcast
The popular website No Film School has been around for a long time. It has served as a great community for independent filmmakers and videographers to share knowledge and experiences with each other. The website's official podcast is no different, providing crash courses into making movies without the help of a film school.
Each week, the show dives into topics concerning the filmmaking process, the movie industry, and recent independent films. It also features guests who are trying to make movies with minimal resources, just like many of the listeners.
Episodes to Start With: How to Make a Movie Entirely on Your Own; What It Takes to Get Your Short into Sundance; The Worst Things a Director Can Do on Set
6. The Faculty of Horror
While most of the podcasts on this list tackle a wide breadth of movie topics and genres, The Faculty of Horror is the ultimate guide for fans of the spookier side of cinema.
Every episode, journalists Andrea Subissati and Alexandra West tackle the content, the production process, and the context surrounding a horror movie. They cover every kind of horror from obscure cult classics to recent indie slasher flicks.
This podcast is also great if you're a fan of very in-depth movie discussion. Many episodes last nearly as long as the movies they discuss.
Episodes to Start With: #67 – Where Is My Mind: The Stepford Wives (1975) and Get Out (2017); #56 – Come As You Are: Let the Right One In (2008); #31 – The Power of Christ Compels You: The Exorcist (1973)
7. I Was There Too
It's one thing to watch a movie on repeat, but it's a totally different thing to be there when the movie actually gets made. I Was There Too is a podcast featuring interviews with people that were there when famous films were shot.
The show features extras, members of the crew, and even the principle actors themselves. Which enables the guests to shed a lot of light on what goes on behind the scenes. Whether it's tales of how famous actors behaved on set or the way iconic scenes looked like in person, every episode tells a story you won't have heard before.
Episodes to Start With: #7 – Speed with the Passengers of Bus 2525; #62 – Every Star Wars Movie with Peter Mayhew; #71 – Catwoman with Janet Varney
8. The Mixed Reviews
You've probably enjoyed a few geeky movie marathons 10 Geeky Movie Marathons Everyone Should Try Here are a bunch of geeky movie marathons that you should watch at least once in your life, if you can find the time! Read More , like viewing a few scary movies on Halloween or watching all the Lord of the Rings movies at once. However, you likely haven't marathoned a couple of dozen Stephen King movies in the span of a few weeks. Fortunately, you have the hosts at The Mixed Reviews to do that for you.
Every two weeks, The Mixed Reviews takes a sub-genre, actor, or director and watch as many films as they can from that theme. They then each select a one-star pick and a five-star pick, which are their least-favorite and most-favorite movies they saw during the marathon.
Each episode features great banter from the hosts, who provide a lot of insight into the careers of the people they talk about. One of the show's best aspects is learning about the long-forgotten bombs and critical disasters of today's movie stars.
Episodes to Start With: #13 – Stephen King; #28 – Sandra Bullock; #41 – Julianne Moore
Speaking of Movies…
In addition to the best movie podcasts you can listen to right now, there are a ton of other resources for film fans. So, if you want to dive deeper into cinema, here are the guides you need to understand movies and appreciate films. Also, take a look at these YouTube channels that analyze filmmaking 10 YouTube Channels to Analyze and Understand Film Whether you're a filmmaker or just interested in filmmaking, these YouTube channels will help you with film analysis. Read More .
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Unless you are lucky enough to be very wealthy we all have to live on a budget. Until recently we have not been very good at controlling our expenses. We are constantly have been asking ourselves, where does our money go? Just before Christmas, inspired by some very good posts on budgeting, I finally got around to writing a budget and recording what we spend our money on. I have to say it's not the most interesting way to spend your time, or the most interesting thing to write about, but then I have to fill this blog somehow!
After sticking to it (sort off) for a few months we discovered a few things. We have had a few disasters', like needing new radiators that have set us back. However most our money disappears on incidental things not large expenses. It's not just the kids, but they are terrible for asking for money all the time. We also do spend too much on whims.
The new plan is to think about everything we buy, and ask ourselves, do we really need it. So far it's worked and we are starting to get a small amount of savings.
So here are my top tips for saving money.
1. Don't have kids
2. Don't have pets
3. Avoid hobbies
4. If your perspective husband likes champagne, don't turn up for the wedding (that one is for my wife).
5. Don't use credit cards for stuff (oh why did I not listen to that one).
6. Use cash rather than debit cards for incidental spending, it's easier to notice it disappearing.
7. Make a budget, even if its mind numbingly boring.
8. Don't have a quick look on amazon before you go to bed if you have had a few drinks
9. Don't be unlucky.
10. Make sure all your lists have 10 points then you will achieve success in life.
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Save Leith Walk campaigners have urged locals to reject Drum Property's revised scheme for Stead's Place.
As reported HERE last week, the developers have tweaked their first design, most notably by reducing the height of proposed buildings on Leith Walk by one storey.
Campaigners says this does not address fundamental problems with the scheme, and they urge their supporters to make this clear by sending in objections for a second time to 18/04349/CON and 18/04332/FUL. The deadline for doing so is 21 December.
A spokesperson for the campaign said today, 'The revised proposal would still see the block demolished and it does nothing to address the deep-seated concerns felt by local people that this scheme is completely out of character for the conservation area.'
A decision on the planning application is expected by the end of January 2019.
In the meantime, SLW campaigners have issued the artist's impression below, showing what a retained and reinvigorated Stead's Place could look like as 'a thriving community hub'.


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Hmmm well.. I guess at least the wedding planning would have been easy if I had a plastic Fiance.
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Mannequin Boy wouldn't refuse to wear a brown a suit.
We would have the music sorted by now.
There would be more than one reading during the ceremony.
We would be be practicing our first dance.
And we'd have a gift registry.
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NYPD Commissioner prioritizes guns, not refugees
New York Police Commissioner Bill Bratton appeared on NBC's "Meet the Press" yesterday, and delivered a pretty important message to Congress about security threats, though I suspect the Republican majority won't care for it.
"[If] Congress really wants to do something instead of just talking about something, help us out with that terrorist watch list, those thousands of people that can purchase firearms in this country. I'm more worried about them than I am about Syrian refugees to be quite frank with you."So if Congress really wants to do something to help the law enforcement community and the American public, let's start getting serious about doing something that they can actually do something about."
At issue is a policy we discussed last week: under current federal law, if you appear on the FBI's terrorist watchlist, you can't buy a plane ticket, but you can stock up on all the weapons you can get your hands on, often without any background checks. In fact, as the Washington Post reported, between 2004 and 2014, "suspected terrorists attempted to purchase guns from American dealers at least 2,233 times. And in 2,043 of those cases – 91 percent of the time – they succeeded."
The commissioner of the NYPD isn't worried about widows and orphans from Syria; he's far more interested in Congress keeping firearms out of the hands of suspected terrorists.
But at this point, congressional Republicans appear wholly uninterested in tightening current gun laws, and the NRA has resisted any new restrictions on gun purchases, even if that means allowing people on the terrorist watchlist to buy large quantities of deadly weapons.
The way Bratton framed the issue – let's focus on a real problem, not a manufactured one – is exactly the way the White House is thinking about the issue.
"Members of Congress are prepared to allow those individuals who are already in the United States and are suspected of having links to terrorism of going and purchasing a firearm," [White House press secretary Josh Earnest] told reporters."I think that is a pretty clear indication that Republicans in Congress are more interested in playing politics and more scared of the NRA than they are concerned about doing the right thing for our national security," he said, referring to the National Rifle Association.
"As people are sitting around the Thanksgiving table, as I'm sure they will all across the country, I hope that is a question that will be raised," Earnest added. "I'm not even sure why that's even controversial."
For its part, an NRA spokesperson rejected any suggestion that the far-right group "wants terrorists or dangerous people to have firearms." The group added, however, that efforts to restrict gun sales to suspected terrorists would be dismissed as an "appalling" attempt to "exploit" the Paris attack.


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What is a griddle anyway?
A griddle is simply a large, flat cooking surface. The surface has a nonstick coating. Electric griddles have a heating element built in, while less efficient, harder to control stovetop griddles are designed to be heated by the grates of the stove, usually utilizing two burners
What are griddles used for?
Griddles have traditionally been used for making breakfast foods like pancakes, French toast, or bacon. But times are changing, just think … "It's basically just a big flat cooking surface — what else can we make on there besides pancakes?" Once you start experimenting, you won't be able to stop and "griddle love" will be you!
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As for food, here are a few "starter" favourites to cook on your electric griddle :
I am looking for the best electric griddles to buy so which one is the best brand to buy for making Savoury pancakes.
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Maxine Beneba Clarke is the author of the ABIA and Indie award winning short fiction collection Foreign Soil, the critically acclaimed memoir The Hate Race, and the poetry collection Carrying the World, which won the 2017 Victorian Premier's Literary Award for poetry.
She is also the co-editor of the 2019 publication, Growing Up African in Australia. Her children's picture books include the CBCA winning The Patchwork Bike, and Fashionista, a meditation on self expression. She is currently Poet Laureate for The Saturday Paper.


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Friday, 22 March 2013
In the Gloom of British Weather
4 comments:
- Angie said...
I'm holding you to that!
- 22 March 2013 at 18:41
- Pam's English Garden said...
Still looking for spring here, too. I hope you are right! P. x
- 25 March 2013 at 22:10
- Casa Mariposa said...
It snowed last night! We're forecast for warmer weather this week but spring seems to be on hold here. But I'm convinced plants grow better after a cold wet winter than when we hardly have winter at all.
- 26 March 2013 at 03:49
- Crystal said...
I've got some daffodils like that, underneath the snow, apparently.
- 1 April 2013 at 20:50
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In early 2011, Kristin combined her passion for fashion and love for charity on a new passion project. She teamed up with ShoeDazzle to design a spring shoe with proceeds benefiting One Kid One World. Her new spring shoe, named Bardot, became available for the first time in the spring of 2011.
Cavallari joined the season 13 cast of ABC's Dancing with the Stars. With her strong wit, charm and loveable charisma, Kristin competed against the likes of David Arquette, Chaz Bono and Nancy Grace for the DWTS Season 13 trophy. The bombshell reality star received a standing ovation for her Samba performance with partner Mark Ballas, before she was undeservingly voted off the hit show in week 3.
In August 2012, Kristin and husband, former NFL quarterback Jay Cutler, welcomed their first child together, son Camden. That fall, Kristin debuted her highly anticipated new shoe collection, Kristin Cavallari by Chinese Laundry. The popular collection was designed hands-on by Cavallari and was carried in several Nordstrom department stores across America.
In late 2013 Kristin returned to TV for FX's The League for her second cameo appearance on the show.
On Wednesday, May 7, 2014 Kristin and Jay welcomed their second son, Jaxon. After taking a few months to spend time with her family and newborn son, Kristin launched her first jewelry line Emerald Duv in the fall of 2014. The handmade line was dedicated to bringing effortless, refined, and on-the-pulse jewelry to timeless women. In 2015 the line expanded to candles and hats and clothing. Later in 2015, Kristin and Jay welcomed their third child, daughter Saylor on November 23rd.
In February 2016, Cavallari debuted her first book, Balancing In Heels: My Journey to Health, Happiness, and Making It All Work. In her book, Cavallari shares how she balances all aspects of her busy life with style and grace. From outlining health and wellness, food, fitness, fashion, and her success as a businesswoman to more private matters of family, motherhood, and her relationship with her husband, Jay Cutler, Kristin leaves no stone unturned. Shortly after its release, Balancing in Heels hit the New York Times best-seller list.
After several successful partnership opportunities, Kristin craved the creative freedom and fulfillment of founding her very own company and in 2017, Uncommon James was born. The jewelry line and lifestyle brand has gained recognition from industry authorities such as JCK and WWD. Her spring jewelry line for Uncommon James, sold out the first week of releasing. That same week, Kristin debuted her passion project and first cookbook True Roots - filled with hundreds of recipes that are free of refined sugar, dairy free and gluten free. Two days after its release, True Roots hit the New York Times best-seller list – making this Kristin's second book to receive this honor. With the success of her jewelry line and cookbook, Kristin launched Uncommon James home goods. That same day, Kristin opened her first Uncommon James flagship store in Nashville. Expanding her love for kids clothing, she launched Little James at the end of 2018.
Kristin has shown no signs of stopping as a busy Momepreneur, now adding CEO and producer to her belt. In July 2018, Kristin made her long awaited return to reality TV with her E! docuseries Very Cavallari. The first season followed Kristin as she opened the flagship store and Nashville headquarters of her rapidly growing fashion and lifestyle brand Uncommon James. With her new home of Nashville as a backdrop, fans got an exclusive look inside Kristin's life as a boss, producer, businesswoman, wife, mom and friend. The hit series was just renewed for it's third season.
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Some clergy abuse victims may be unable to access the compensation funds provided by the Catholic church dioceses. The Archdiocese of Philadelphia, along with other Pennsylvania dioceses, have rejected some applications for compensation because the abusive priests belong to Independent Catholic religious orders. Even when the abuse of the victims occurred at the parishes and schools within the diocese, the victims may not be able to receive compensation from the Catholic church. About 25 percent of the abuse claims received once the fund was established were denied. A fund administrator believes that since the perpetrators did not become ordained through the diocese and follow a different set of rules that their victims cannot access the funds. Any abuse claims must be issued to the religious order superiors, but this does not guarantee that they will receive any type of compensation.
Even though the Catholic Church is trying to make amends to victims and survivors of clergy abuse by providing compensation to them, not everyone may be eligible or satisfied by the results. In fact, by partaking in the compensation fund, the victims may not pursue further restitution by filing claims against the church, diocese, or abusive priests. In the end, the compensation funds may not assuage the many years of emotional turmoil that victims endure and may fail to properly punish the abusive priests.
If you became a victim of clergy abuse in your youth, contact our Philadelphia clergy abuse lawyers at Williams Cedar. To schedule a free consultation, please call 215-557-0099 or contact us online. We will treat your case with the utmost discretion and compassion, so that you can move past the hurt. We serve clients in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and nationwide.


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Top Ten Tuesday: The Books that Got Away in 2017 that I'm determined to get to in 2018!
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January TBR: Books I'm Starting My Year With
Hey bookworms! I am back again I know a little shocking compared to last year, but hopefully I can keep this "streak" on a roll. Speaking of keeping on a roll here are some of the books I plan to keep my reading going. So lets get going before my eyes get too tired to write as I am working on this Thursday night after work to have it up by Friday!
January TBR: Books to Start My Year Off With
1. The Rose Society by Marie Lu
I am currently listening to this and have almost finished it. Honestly I'm feeling kinda meh about it, and I don't know if it is because of the gap between the first book and this one, or because the first was a bit of a let down but I'm determined to finish it. If anything for that gorgeous cover!!
2. Moon Chosen by PC Cast
I'm determined to either finish this or get close to finishing it because I want an excuse to buy the second one that has a cover that is just as pretty!
3. Before the Devil Breaks You by Libba Bray
The one bad thing about borrowing books from the library if you don't finish the book before your turn is up you have to wait again. Hopefully I will get my turn before the month is over.
4. The Isle of the Lost by Melissa De La Cruz
Another book I am determined to finish this month no matter what happens!
Well bookworms that's all for now because I have to get ready for bed. This list may grow as my holds come from the library. What books are keeping you company this month? Let me know in the comments below and happy reading!
Let's Chat: Life Update and Currently Reading
Hey bookworms! I know I say this every time, but I am trying to get better at being a constant or at least regular at this.
I hope your morning/day/ evening is going well depending where ever you are. It is currently Monday morning here AKA my Sunday. I was going to wait till later to write with my boyfriend to wake up to have a writing date (just sitting with each other on Skype or Facebook messenger for an hour and writing whatever we want), but I woke up to hear about the Shooting in Las Vegas (where I live but a 20ish mins away) on the Strip it left me a little shaken, so positive thoughts to everyone in my city. I don't want this blog to end up too sad, but if you guys can all send positive thoughts to the ones affected that'd be great.
Anywho life has been on a good patch lately, me and my boyfriend have found our way back to each other, I've been to Vancouver twice this year, recently for his Birthday in September and I swear it's not just him but every time I hit the tarmac and am officially in Canada it makes me feel at home. I love Vancouver and how I look at nearly everything and to me it feels like a story waiting to be written. Especially since it's the kind of place where if you wanted to get away for a day or two, hop on the ferry and your there in 2 hours. Honestly it made me want to pick up historical fiction being in Victoria getting lost in the awe when we went to Craigdurroch Castle. The history and seeing the way that this building change to fit the every need that was needed from it. How can you not want to explore and adventure out in the world? I want to live in Vancouver so bad I can practically taste it. So that's my goal in the next 2 years of my life, but then part of me starts to wonder if 25 is starting to late in life to do this? I dunno I hope not, so what I'm asking you all in the way of advice. Have any of you moved to Canada from the states or even from a different country than where you're originally from? How did you go about doing it? I know it's possibly gonna be a lot of paperwork and a lot of work it's not something I'm scared of.
Also another question that I am concerned about is the use of Transit because being in my chair for 3 days was not easy on my back and hips. Here I use Paratransit a system for those with disabilities where the bus picks you up and drops you off where you need to be. It is a ride share system, so rides can tend to get on the lengthy at times, but it is my independence even if it can have it's drawbacks, so for my Canadian readers (which hopefully I have) do you guys have a similar system that I can look into?
An update on my writing and reading life as well. I need to stop making excuses and sit down and just do it. Writing and reading used to be my escape from stress, life, it was protection from myself or whatever was currently getting at me. I've decided to start carrying a notebook with me and setting down an hour to write a week. No matter what it is blogging, poetry, quotes, or even my current WIP. It makes me sad I haven't touched it in almost a year. I want my writing to leave a mark, let others know they don't have to face it alone, or when they have to there is always a safer place to be where you can conquer other dangers along side others. Writing is coping it is letting my dark know that I am stronger than it is, or if it feels stronger I can give it an outlet. I hope I can stick to this new commitment. I feel it will help push me forward again see more of what I can do with the world.
Now that the life stuff is out of the way if you are still with me. Here is what has been keeping my literary world alive lately:
Currently Reading
1. American Gods by Neil Gaiman
I am really loving this book and hoping I can finish it before it's due back on Overdrive. Neil Gaiman is one of my favorite authors for a reason his way of writing and his use of details, it just sucks you in.
2. A Dog's Journey by W.B. Cameron
I bought this for the ferry ride for the trip to Victoria and it was perfect to keep our attention for 2 hours. It had me giggling and smiling at antics and it is just a light book that is something you can go to for ease.
3. Moon Chosen by PC Cast
Yes I am still reading this chunky thing and lets hope I can get it done before the end of the year. It is good but I've been quite the slow reader lately and although it makes me sad a bit, but I am try not to be hard on myself about it.
Well bookworms that's it for now and I have finished this post now with way too many distractions as it is almost 2:30 PM. I am gonna go get dressed and go grocery shopping and face the fact that tomorrow is another work day. I hope it is an easy, quick, and as stress free for all of us as possible. I will try and get my summer wrapup done soon, so you can see what I've been doing besides work and sleep. I am still kinda alive.
If you want to see what few pictures I was able to get in Canada follow my Instagram and see some of my adventure. I promise when I get my new phone hopefully next weekend, I'll be a better picture and video taker on my next adventure. Let me know if you enjoyed this post, have any advice, and of course what you're currently reading in the comments! I miss you all like crazy. Let me know if you're still here. Have a good week and as always, Happy Reading!
Weekend Plans: From Watching to Reading
Hey bookworms! We haven't talked in a bit, so I thought why not give you guys my plans for the weekend. No adventures out for me though because work forgot to include P (pay) in PTO. They plan to pay me on this check, but it ruins all the plans I had set. I am already eager to go back to Vancouver, 3.5 days was not enough.
I still want to go to Vancouver Island, go whale watching, maybe see the orchestra, go to the museum. Get a better place to stay next time for sure. My back is still aching from the beds. I didn't take many pictures… I am the worst at that… I like to consider myself a live in the moment kind of girl. Commit to memory rather than pause to get the perfect shot if that makes sense?
Hopefully I have more to tell and show you next time, but know I was happy and content with my trip.
I am currently binging this on Netflix and loving it! It makes me want to explore the setting even more than before. The cast of children really bring the characters to life and it makes me want to continue reading the books. It is an amazing series! Can't wait for season 2!
As for tomorrow I plan to have a movie day planned
Tomorrow is going to be a mushy day except for one movie on the list if you can't tell and I love the friendship this movie starts out with and I think it is exactly what I need.
Honestly one of my favorite movies and love stories and to me one of the most realistic (also one of my favorite books). When life gets a little rough it is one of the things that makes it easier is watching this.
An adorable lesser known Studio Ghibli film. It is cute and funny definitely lift your spirits in a good way kind of movie if you're needing a smile. Yes, I suck at summaries and honestly haven't seen it in years XD
and end my night with
What better way to get ready for a work week than to end your weekend with a disney classic? Always will be one of my favorites and it is one of the best love stories in history. At least in my opinion…
What I'll be Reading
Perfect by Cecelia Ahern
My current audio book listen and I'm only a few minutes in so I don't have thoughts yet, but I was really inspired by the first one. Needless to say I have high hopes for the sequel and I may be a bit biased because she is one of my favorite authors.
Moon Chosen by P.C. Cast
I haven't picked it up since before I left on my trip, but I feel it is a good time to pick it back up and I feel like it will keep me from getting lost in my own thoughts.
The Complete Tales of Winnie the Pooh by A.A. Milne
Because I think everyone should read children's classics no matter how old they are. They can hold more more truth than that of adult fiction. I think I will read a few tales and see what I can learn..
Well bookworms I think that is all that is on my agenda this weekend and maybe an ebook if I decide to turn on my nook tonight. What is on your holiday weekend agenda? Any great books or movies? Let me know in the comments and I hope you all have fun! Happy Reading!
Top Ten Tuesday: Top Ten Magnets for Me to Pick up A Book
Hey Bookworms! I know it's been forever again it's the same excuse as always, I'm horrible at balancing work and blogging sometimes even a personal life… But I'm not ready to give up blogging yet! I still want to post as much as I can and eventually maybe I will learn the balance. Have a posting schedule? But anywho onto the topic at hand. It's time for a belated Top Ten Tuesday post for those of you that don't know this weekly theme was created by The Broke and The Bookish, in which they give us a topic or question and we come up with our top bookish answers. I am going to do last week's topic. Top Ten things that makes me grab a book and crack it open. So let's get started!
Top Ten Tuesday: Top Ten Magnets for Me to Pick up A Book
1. Anything with Wolves or Werewolves
Here are a few of the ones that have grabbed me, and most are my favorites. The first is on the top of the TBR at the moment!
2. Royals
Maybe I am a little cliche, with the every little girl being obsessed with being a princess, but I always have been obsessed with the ins and outs of royalty and how and why it works. The power, the betrayal, the love, and hell even the lust in some of these. I'm only human, right? ;P
3. Fairies
The world and my library obviously need more of these books. Please leave me suggestions if you know any more books with these mythical creatures please leave me comments before.
4. Mythology
Anything with a god or a goddess will immediately perk my interest another instance where I need more recommendations. Help a girl in a reading slump out please.
5. A Female/Female Romance to Make Me Swoon
Of Fire and Stars by Audrey Coulthurst is still on my TBR so please no spoilers please. I wish I would've found more of these when I was younger it would have saved my heart and conscious more pain and worry than I can say. I am glad they are here for younger readers though now.
6. Twins or Triplets
I always felt that I was meant to be a twin… Or maybe I just desperately want to be one another subject I feel needs to be touched on more.
7. Magical Realism
The one thing I need more of in my life because it makes me feel like something more to life can happen.
8. Female Friendships
Because I hope and want these kind of relationships in my life and I feel like other girls should do.
9. Reincarnation
I just dream that I've lived more than one life, and having characters that have or live in a world that have make me happy
10. Peter Pan Retellings
I need more of these and I haven't gotten to read Alias Hook yet but it is on my TBR. Honestly I love these retellings because it's been my favorite book and movie forever. These are the ones I will constantly gravitate to.
Anywho bookworms that's it for today! What books do you gravitate towards. What are the words, themes, genres, subjects that make you grab or crave a book? Let me know down below maybe we could come up with suggestions for each other. Keep me company at work with your ideas because when this post goes up I will either be getting ready for work or there already. I hope you have a wonderful rest of your week. I miss you all and happy reading!
Armchair BEA Day 4: Diving into&Surviving Fictional Worlds
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My 24 Hour Readathon TBR: AKA That Time of Year Where I Go Crazy
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RT AMAZINGNESS Part 1: Authors, Books, and Swag!
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The GRIP deuterium-excess record
Quaternary Science Reviews, Vol. 26, 1-2, doi:10.1016/j.quascirev.2006.07.015, 2007
J. Jouzel, M. Stiévenard, A. Landais, V. Masson-Delmotte, F. Vimeux and U. von Grafenstein
IPSL/Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l'Environnement, CEA-CNRS-UVSQ, CE Saclay-91191 Gif/Yvette, France.
S.J. Johnsen
Ice and Climate, The Niels Bohr Institute, Juliane Maries Vej 30, DK-2100 Copenhagen, Denmark
A. Sveinbjörnsdottir
Science Institute, University of Reykjavik, Dunhaga 3, Reykjavik 107, Iceland.
J.W.C. White
Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research and Department of Geological Sciences, Campus Box 450, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO 80309, USA.
Ice cores from Greenland and Antarctica are ideal archives for retrieving long time series of deuterium-excess (d = δD-8*δ18O), a parameter influenced by conditions prevailing in the oceanic regions which provide moisture for polar snow. The central Greenland GRIP deuterium-excess record has recently been interpreted in terms of oceanic source temperatures both for the Holocene and for the last glacial period, this approach being less straightforward for the latter period because of changes in the precipitation seasonality between glacial and interglacial periods. This article examines why a conventional, or sea surface temperature, interpretation of the GRIP excess record seems inconsistent with inferred site and source temperature changes. In addition, the GRIP excess record is extended back into the penultimate glacial period and we assess its geographic significance through a comparison with existing Dye 3 and North GRIP data. We examine why low δD/δ18O slopes observed during glacial times are associated with low deuterium-excess values. Similarities between the Greenland GRIP and Antarctic Vostok excess records are discussed in terms of potential links with insolation and insolation gradient changes. Finally, the isotope records in specific DO events are examined in light of intruiging differences between the isotope ratios (δD or δ18O) and the excess records that may result from a feedback mechanism linked with freshwater oceanic input.


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Constitution Act 1986
The Constitution Act 1986[1] is an Act of the New Zealand Parliament that forms a major part of the constitution of New Zealand. It lays down the framework defining fundamental political principles of governance and establishes the powers of the executive, legislative and judicial branches of state. It outlines the roles and duties of the Monarch, Governor-General, ministers and judges. The Act repealed and replaced the New Zealand Constitution Act 1852 and the Statute of Westminster, and removed the ability of the British Parliament to pass laws for New Zealand with the consent of the New Zealand Parliament.
|Constitution Act 1986
|New Zealand Parliament
|1 January 1987
|Amended by
|1987, 1999, 2005
|Related legislation
|New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990, the Electoral Act 1993
|Status: Current legislation
1984 constitutional crisis
After the 1984 election, there was an awkward transfer of power from the outgoing Third National government to the new Fourth Labour government in the midst of a financial crisis. Outgoing Prime Minister Sir Robert Muldoon was unwilling initially to accept instructions from incoming Prime Minister David Lange to devalue the currency. Ministers hurriedly constructed an argument to convince Muldoon to comply, drawing on the ethos of past transitions, as there was no convention.[2] Eventually he relented, but only after his own party caucus had threatened to replace him. A press statement was made on June 17 outlining the behaviour of outgoing governments, which was dubbed the "caretaker convention".[3]
An Officials Committee on Constitutional Reform was established by the Labour Government to review New Zealand's constitutional law, and the Constitution Act resulted from two reports by this Committee. The issue of the transfer of power from outgoing to incoming governments (and hence prime ministers) was not resolved by this Act, however, and the transfer of executive powers remains an unwritten constitutional convention.
Committee's report
The Officials Committee on Constitutional Reform reported back to Parliament during February 1986.[4] The Committee recommended that New Zealand adopt an Act to restate various constitutional provisions in a single enactment that would replace the New Zealand Constitution Act 1852, thus "patriating" the Constitution Act to New Zealand.
The recommendation followed events in Canada and Australia, which had recently patriated their own constitutions. The Canadian Parliament began the process by passing the Constitution Act, 1982, and the British Parliament had renounced its right to pass legislation on behalf of Canada in the Canada Act 1982. The Australian Parliament passed the Australia Act 1986 in 1985, and the British Parliament would pass its own Act in February 1986. This left New Zealand as the only original Dominion from 1931 that still had residual constitutional links to the United Kingdom.
Parliamentary process
A Bill was introduced into Parliament during mid-1986, and was passed unanimously with the support of both the Labour and National parties on 13 December 1986. The act came into force on 1 January 1987. Amendments were passed during 1987 and 1999.
The Act repealed the New Zealand Constitution Act 1852, renamed the General Assembly as the "Parliament of New Zealand" and ended the right of the Parliament of the United Kingdom to make laws for New Zealand.
Key provisions
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The Act consists of four main parts:
Part I: The sovereign
- The head of state of New Zealand is the "Sovereign in Right of New Zealand", titled as the King or Queen of New Zealand, and the sovereign's representative in New Zealand is the governor-general. The succession of the sovereign is determined by the Act of Settlement 1701 (part of New Zealand law under the Imperial Laws Application Act 1988), meaning the sovereign is the same person as the monarch of the United Kingdom. (section 5)
Part II: The Executive
- Ministers of the Crown and members of Executive Council to be, with some timing limitations, Members of Parliament (section 6)
Part III: The Legislature
The House of Representatives
- The House of Representatives noted as the same entity established by the New Zealand Constitution Act 1852 (section 10)
- Oath of allegiance to be taken by members of Parliament (section 11)
- Rules relating to the election of Speaker and Speaker's role upon dissolution or expiration of Parliament set out (section 12, section 13)
- Parliament shall consist of the Sovereign in right of New Zealand (the Queen) and the House of Representatives; Parliament is noted to be the same body as the General Assembly established by the New Zealand Constitution Act 1852 (section 14);
- Parliament to have full power to make laws (section 15)
- Term of Parliament to be 3 years unless sooner dissolved (section 17)
- Parliament shall meet not later than 6 weeks after the day fixed for the return of the writs for that election (section 19)
Parliament and public finance
- Bills providing for the appropriation of public money or for the imposition of any charge upon public money not to be passed unless recommended to the House of Representatives by the Crown (section 21)
- Not lawful for Crown, except by or under an Act of Parliament, to levy a tax, to raise a loan from any person or to spend any public money (section 22)
Part IV: The Judiciary
- Rules relating to protection of Judges against removal from office set out (section 23)
- Salary of a Judge of the High Court not to be reduced during the Judge's term
- Section 21, covering bills appropriating public money, was repealed.
Only section 17 of the Act (which says that the term of Parliament is "3 years from the day fixed for the return of the writs issued for the last preceding general election of members of the House of Representatives, and no longer") is entrenched, by section 268 of the Electoral Act 1993. This provision requires that any amendment to section 17 can only be made with a majority of three-quarters (75%) of all votes cast in Parliament, or by a referendum. However, section 268 of the Electoral Act 1993 itself is not entrenched, which means that Parliament could repeal the section itself, and amend section 17 of the Act. Thus, the provision is said to only be 'singly entrenched'. Some academics, including Sir Geoffrey Palmer,[5] argue that the Act should be totally entrenched.
United Kingdom
The Act replaced the New Zealand Constitution Act 1852 and repealed the Statute of Westminster Adoption Act 1947 and removed the ability of the United Kingdom to pass laws for New Zealand with the consent of New Zealand's parliament.
Unlike Canada and Australia, New Zealand could patriate its constitution without British approval. The British Parliament had already passed the New Zealand Constitution Amendment Act 1947, as requested by the New Zealand Parliament in the New Zealand Constitution Amendment (Request and Consent) Act 1947. The British Act allowed the Parliament of New Zealand to amend any part of the 1852 Act, including the abolition of the Legislative Council in 1951. (A number of sections of the Act were unable to be amended by the Parliament of New Zealand, including provisions establishing the Parliament itself.)
See also
- Comparable acts
- "Constitution Act 1986". Retrieved 5 May 2020.
- McLay, Jim (2012). "1984 and all that" (PDF). New Zealand Journal of Public and International Law. 10: 267–287.
- https://www.dpmc.govt.nz/our-business-units/cabinet-office/supporting-work-cabinet/cabinet-manual/6-elections-transitions-3
- Reports of the Officials Committee on Constitutional Reform. Wellington: Department of Justice. February 1986.
- Bridled Power by Sir Geoffrey and Matthew Palmer, Oxford University Press, 2001, page 22


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Daniel Sandler Watercolour Fluid Blusher Passion (15ml)
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Live Ledge #256: New Releases
Tonight's show celebrates all the great music that's about to come out or has just been released. There's thew Wilco album, "Schmilco", scheduled to go out next Friday. There's also the long-awaited release by the Drive-By Truckers called "American Band." Plus, tons of other garage, punk, and pop-punk records. There's even a surprising return of The Wedding Present!
As always, you can grab this on iTunes, stream on Stitcher, or...
1. Basketball Shorts, Drive
2. Wilco, Nope
3. Wilco, We Aren't the World (Safety Girl)
4. Drive-By Truckers, Once They Banned Imagine
5. Drive-By Truckers, Ramon Casino
6. The Fleshtones, Love Like A Man
7. The Fleshtones, Rick Wakeman's Cape
8. The Higher State, Long Someways To Go
9. Shearwater, Boys Keep Swinging
10. Wireheads, Isabella Says
11. The Mahones, Punk Rock Saved My Life
12. The Mahones, Alternative Ulster
13. The Wedding Present, Two Bridges
14. The Wedding Present, Secretary
15. Ted Leo & the Pharmacists, Bottled in Cork
16. Ty Segall, Wave Goodbye
17. Natural Child, Crack Mountain
18. Metz, Get Off
19. Sex Stains, Land of La LA
20. Sex Stains, Don't Hate Me 'Cuz I'm Beautiful
21. Wendy James, You're A Dirtbomb Lester
22. Gymshorts, Burrito
23. Thee Oh Sees, Dead Man's Gun
24. Thee Oh Sees, Gelatinous Cube
25. Jeff The Brotherhood, Juice Zone
26. Jeff The Brotherhood, Portugal
27. Descendents, Fighting Myself
28. Descendents, Comeback Kid
29. Descendents, Beyond the Music
30. Marc With a C, Ethics In Gaming
31. Chook Race, Sometimes
32. Frankie Teardrop, Stay Dumb
33. Cheena, Car
34. Bad Sports, Done To Death
35. Sleeping Beauties, Bobby & Suzie
36. Heaters, Elephant Turner
37. The Bouncing Souls, I Wanna Be Bored
38. Cymbals Eat Guitars, 4th of July Philadelphia (Sandy)


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SEO is all site optimization related to search engines such as google, yahoo, bing. SEO can be said to be part of organic search engine marketing.
Basically, SEO is a technique of designing and developing a website. In order to occupy the top ranking in search engine search results + make the quality of content perfect on the User / Boot search engine side.
And in this article we will discuss how the search engine works as well as how this LinkHelpers SEO Phoenix works.
How the Search Engine Works
Search engines carry out activities or system algorithms implemented including:
Crawling is the process of retrieving all web page data that is on the Internet. This task is carried out by software called crawlers / spiders or Googlebot in search engines, especially Google.
Spider or googlebot will only crawl sites with the "Index / Follow" meta tag and not be blocked (allow) through the code: robots.txt
Indexing is the process of creating an index (URL / Meta Tag) on all web pages stored in a search engine database.
Basically indexing is the process of identifying content or descriptions that make the page enter into search engine databases with certain keywords.
The search engine receives a request from the user when typing in the keyword "How SEO works", proceed to the system Algorithm for sorting, data search using (Class program) which consists of ± 200 determinants into an indexed database or can be called (Fetch Data )
The next step is SEND DATA, where the site index data (snippets) will be saved in Google Cache. To be displayed in search results. Google cache will be updated after Google Spider or Crawl crawls & re-indexes.
Calculating Relevancy
In one web page, there must be many number of sample keywords in the keyword " SEO Meaning", so the search engine will do the process of calculating the relevance of each page that has been indexed.
Retrieving Result
Retrieve the results of site data (Index) that are very relevant to the keywords that have been processed before and then display to a list of search results in the browser.
Search engines like Google and Yahoo! will update the System Algorithm relating to the technique of relevance of search results, so that the user search results will match the keywords typed.
The way organic SEO works, runs on the path / search engine mechanism with ± 200 SEO factors & Algorithms that have been made by search engines.
Sites that have the best quality content especially for users and follow guidelines, SEO factors & Algorithms will appear on page 1 of Google (ranking # 1).
The progress of SEO performance for websites on the Google search engine will show results for at least 1-3 months ahead and will continue to increase frequently.


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|Alcatraz -- Season 1
|#01 "Pilot"
|#08 "The Ames Bros."
|#02 "Ernest Cobb"
|#09 "Sonny Burnett"
|#03 "Kit Nelson"
|#10 "Clarence Montgomery"
|#04 "Cal Sweeney"
|#11 "Webb Porter"
|#05 "Guy Hastings"
|#12 "Garrett Stillman"
|#06 "Paxton Petty"
|#13 "Tommy Madsen"
|#07 "Johnny McKee"
Dawn Chubai - Newscaster
Alex Corr - Guy
Colin Foo - Proprietor
Patrick Gaites - Train Operator
Biski Gugushe - Supervisor
Byron Noble - Chester Grindle
Kerry Van Der Griend - Guard
Troy Young - Thug
Yee Jee Tso - Asian Guy
Minh Ly - Asian Guy #2
Owen Kwong - Asian Guy #3
Howard Lai - Asian Guy #4
Bernadette Saquibal - Girl
"Johnny McKee" is the seventh episode of season 1, and overall the fourth produced hour of Alcatraz. It originally aired on February 20, 2012.
Michael Cullen and Johnny McKee discussing Grindle's murder.
In the Alcatraz Recreation Yard in 1960, Johnny McKee is summoned by Mikey Cullen, a high-profile criminal and a "bully" with a gang in Alcatraz. Cullen threatened McKee with death, and demanded that he murder Grindle, the librarian, who was selling knives and slowing down Cullen's own knife business. With no choice, McKee accepted.
McKee with Grindle.
At the Alcatraz Library, McKee bought a plastic knife off Grindle, paying with a Desire magazine. As banter, McKee asked Grindle whether he would be attending move night. Despite that Grindle preferred to read, he changed his mind and told McKee he would be there after he heard that the movie was Born Reckless, starring Mamie Van Doren.
McKee talking to Jack Sylvane.
During a conversation with Jack Sylvane, who occupied the cell next door to his, McKee told Sylvane about his girlfriend, Virginia Winters, and that she was the only one who understood him. When Sylvane asked, however, McKee didn't tell him what happened to her. During a conversation regarding one of McKee's books, McKee prepared his poison for Movie night.
McKee, Sengupta and James in the infirmary.
McKee was one of the patients Dr. Sengupta wished to remove memories from, and thus arranged, with Edwin James, a one hour appointent with McKee in the infirmary. However, as McKee simply replied to Sengupta's questions with sexual banter, James became angry and ordered a guard to take McKee away. Sengupta told him he sould be more forthcoming the next time she saw her.
The inmates watching Born Reckless.
At the chapel, the prisoners were seated for movie night, and McKee informed Cullen that he planned to poison Grindle at the end of the movie. Edwin James then made a speech regarding how movies which featured good triumphing over evil was not for the inmates at Alcatraz. The show, Born Reckless, began, during which McKee decided against poisoning Grindle and poisoned the bully Cullen instead, just like he had done to all the bullies in his high school class. Due to the fact that McKee and Grindle had similar hobbies, such as reading, they both remained friends.
McKee admitting what he did to Winters.
During his second meeting with Sengupta, McKee admitted that although he loved Ginny Winters, she also was a bully who lured him into a trap. After a "date," Winters allegedly began talking McKee's clothes off, although McKee shortly realised it was another way for the football team in his class to bully him. While they were laughing and throwing fire crackers at McKee, a cherry bomb exploded in his groin, taking his testicles with it. After this encounter, McKee sought revenge, and burnt Winters' face in acid.
Hauser and Beauregard in New Alcatraz.
At the New Alcatraz hospital ward, Dr. Beauregard and Emerson Hauser began discussing Lucille Sengupta's coma. According to Beauregard, due to Sengupta being in a deep sleep, his science, which included Electroshock, Dramatic Memory Therapy and Acupuncture, yielded no results. Beauregard, aware of Hauser's love of Sengupta, suggested that he read to her, as it may give her an excuse to "surface" from her dreams. Whilst making this suggestion, Beauregard hinted that the current world was not a reality for the 63's (including Sengupta and himself), rather it is an dreamlike state. After Beaureguard handed Hauser "The Carpetbaggers" by Harold Robbins, Hauser left and told Beauregard to call him when he had a "tangible treatment to discuss."
McKee poisoning drinks in a bar.
Meanwhile, Johnny Mckee, who has resurfaced in 2012, applied for a job in a nightclub, and became a bartender. When a group of customers made fun of him, he poisoned their drinks. McKee watched as the customers choked and died and then left as the commotion got bigger.
Soto calling Madsen.
While Diego Soto was playing a game(Starcraft 2) in the Underground Alcatraz Base, a viral video of the deaths at the nightclub appeared, and the computer found a match for the bartender in the video as Alcatraz inmate Johnny McKee. Panicking, Soto called Rebecca Madsen.
Madsen and Soto at the address.
As the Alcatraz Task Force arrived at the bar, Madsen was able to get an address used by McKee to apply for the bartender job. McKee, however, was busy applying for a new job at a hotel, as a pool boy. When Madsen and Soto arrived at Apartment 335 at 142 South Broadway Boulevard in the Richmond district, Soto realised that 142 was McKee's cell number in Alcatraz 50 years ago. Meanwhile, Soto realised that cell number 144, the cell next door, was Jack Sylvane's.
Soto and Madsen discussing the contents of McKee's box of possessions at Alcatraz.
Thinking Sylvane could have some information on McKee, Madsen asks Hauser, who had deleted the viral video off all internet sites, to bring Sylvane to them. Madsen and Soto also did research in McKee's life during Alcatraz and before, which revealed that he was a fan of Jules Verne, a journalist. Furthermore, within McKee's box of Alcatraz possessions, they saw a picture of a girl named Virginia Waters, whose right side of her face seemed to be burnt.
McKee watches his dead victims.
After getting bullied by a customer at the pool, McKee poisoned the pool's water by adding a chemical into the filtration system, and began waiting for the effects to take place. As he laid out new towels, McKee watched dead bodies floating in the pool and left the hotel, satisfied.
Madsen questioning Sylvane.
Hauser had Sylvane brought to Alcatraz for questioning, and Madsen convinced him to cooperate by giving him his old picture of Sonya Sylvane. Sylvane called McKee an oddball, who could not stop talking about fiction books. He also told Madsen about McKee's "killing jar," a jar McKee kept in his cell full of bugs which he poisoned with nightshade he collected on garden duty. Madsen also asked Sylvane about her grandfather, Tommy Madsen. Sylvane told her how he was always at the infirmary, giving blood, and that he told Sylvane about a place underneath the Solitary confinement cells.
Hauser and Madsen discussing McKee's methods.
Soto learnt from Nikki, the SFPD coroner, that there was no trace of cyanide in the victims, but nightshade was a possibility. However, as Madsen and Hauser went to the pool, they learnt that the pool had not been poisoned by nightshade. Meanwhile in his old high school chemistry lab, McKee began preparing a mystery chemical, and tested it by killing a mouse.
Madsen and Hauser in McKee's old school.
As the Alcatraz Task Force visited a shop in Chinatown, Hauser, who spoke Cantonese, found out that Mr. Lee, the shopkeeper, obtained some nightshade for McKee and had his delivery boy send it to him. His address turned out to be McKee's old high school. As Madsen and Hauser cleared the area, they found that the mystery chemical McKee had used was Phosgene, which suffocated its victims.
McKee killing the driver and taking control of the train.
On an article which featured Jules Verne's vision of a high speed tunnel for electric trains, Hauser realised that McKee's next target was the metro tunnel between San Francisco and Oakland. On the train, McKee disguised himself as an employee, and made it into the driver's cab, for an "engineering check." He then poisoned the driver, and halted the train to a stop.
The passengers slowly suffocating.
After seeing a train stopping abruptly on Lucy's computer, Hauser and Madsen immediately opted to take a maintenance car to the train, which they were sure was being poisoned by McKee. Meanwhile, McKee took out a tank, and began feeding Phosgene though the ventilation on the drivers door into the cab, where the passengers slowly began to suffocate.
Madsen and McKee fighting.
Hauser and Madsen arrived at the train in a maintenance car and freed some of the passengers by breaking the glass. Seeing McKee run, Madsen chased after him, and managed to fight him onto the electric third rail, where he was electrocuted, though not killed.
Sylvane and Hauser.
As Hauser arrived back at New Alcatraz, Beauregard informed him that Jack Sylvane wanted to talk to him. Sylvane returned the picture of Sonya Sylvane, claiming it was useless looking at it and dreaming of a life he was never going to have. Although Hauser stated that nothing had changed for Sylvane, apart from the unknown passing of 50 years, Sylvane told him he doesn't dream anymore.
Hauser reading to Lucy.
Hauser returned to Lucy's side, finally agreeing to read to her. When Hauser opened the book, however, he realised it was actually "The Metaphormoses of Ovid," and not "The Carpetbaggers." Beauregard left the ward, saying the book was a joke. Hauser opened the book and began to read.
- In the penultimate scene, four cells seem to be occupied in New Alcatraz. These are one belonging to Jack Sylvane, Ernest Cobb, and since Kit Nelson is dead, the remaining cells belong to Cal Sweeney, Paxton Petty, and Johnny McKee due to the fact Petty was not killed and Sweeney and McKee were not killed but knocked out.
Production notesEdit
- This episode, while being the seventh to air, was the fourth to be produced and shot. (Diego's Soul Patch)


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If you look around in IT market, you will find so many software product available for different type of laboratory like environment, pharmaceutical and many more. You will also find so many software product available for health care, hospitals, insurance and doctors. I have observed many times that while developing all these application, many of the US government agency rules are ignored. If you are selling your product in USA, you shouldn't ignore the rules & regulation provided by agencies. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) and HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) are two of the example of those agency who controls environmental laboratories and health care company respectively.
I have personally observed , in my few of the past consultation project , that Software company, many times, ignore rules given by these kind of agencies while developing product. This ignorance or lack of knowledge will fit you in critical situation along with the user of this software product. Not only HIPAA or EPA but almost each government agencies always enforce security for database. They will not allow any security breach in database. There may be different level of security and rules given by different agencies but my intention is to define some generic advice to make the database & SQL Server security little more tighten. According to me the security advice are given in this article should be regardless of which software product you are using/developing or which government agency is going to audit your environment. You can apply even more security then given in this article but these advice should be implemented first to make sure that your server is not exposed to security breaches.
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