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Wade Johnson (Also known as: 'The Fixer') is a middleman between hitmen and their clients operating in Liberty City. He is also believed to be working as a fence for stolen property.
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text: Trio face McIlveen murder re-trial 07 Jan 2013 Three men whose convictions for murdering a Co Antrim schoolboy were quashed are to face a re-trial, the Court of Appeal has ordered. Share Share Share Story by UTV Staff, Belfast Senior judges ruled it was in the interests of justice to bring fresh proceedings against Aaron Wallace, Christopher Kerr and Jeff Lewis for the killing of Michael McIlveen.Although a new hearing will now begin at Antrim Crown Court in three weeks time, doubts remain over Lewis' fitness to stand trial on that date. His barrister revealed that it could take another two months to complete an assessment of undisclosed health issues affecting him.Meanwhile, Wallace was granted bail while Kerr is to remain in custody until the trial begins.Last month all three men's murder convictions were declared unsafe due to flaws in how the jury was directed. Fifteen-year-old Michael McIlveen died after being chased and attacked by a crowd in Ballymena in May 2006. He was beaten with a baseball bat and allegedly kicked as he lay defenceless in an alleyway. Wallace, 23, formerly of Moat Road, Kerr, 25, from Carnduff Drive, and Lewis, 22, of Rossdale - all in Ballymena - were originally found guilty of his murder and given minimum jail terms ranging from 10 to 13 years. A fourth man, Mervyn Wilson Moon, 23, of Douglas Terrace in the town, had admitted the killing at the start of the trial.Following the quashing of their convictions the prosecution confirmed that it was seeking a retrial.Counsel for the three appellants on Monday argued against such a move due to the passage of time and evidential issues. Frank O'Donoghue QC, for Kerr, stressed that his client has already served nearly seven years in prison."In the context of a relatively young defendant that is a very significant period of time indeed," he said.Wallace's barrister, Brendan Kelly QC, claimed any new jury could struggle to ignore the publicity which surrounded the previous trial.Judges also heard how Lewis is due to be transferred from prison to another appropriate location due to his unspecified medical condition.His barrister, Richard Weir QC, raised issues over his fitness to undergo a retrial. He said: "I'm told by my instructing solicitor ... that it will require a period of at least two months for an accurate and complete assessment of Mr Lewis's state of health."However, John Orr QC, for the prosecution, contended that all defence concerns could be dealt with by a trial judge.Following submissions Lord Chief Justice Sir Declan Morgan, Lord Justice Higgins and Lord Justice Coghlin ordered a new hearing.Sir Declan said: "We have decided that this is a case where there should be a retrial. In light of the publicity issues we consider it inadvisable to say anything more, other than to say the interests of justice do require a retrial."The case was listed to begin at Antrim Crown Court on 28 January.However, Sir Declan acknowledged it may not be possible to begin proceedings against Lewis on that date.Wallace, who was not in custody at the time of the original trial, was readmitted to bail. He is to live at an undisclosed address and banned from entering Ballymena as part of his release conditions. © UTV Share Share Share

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WHO is Elohim?
usually translated "God" in English (and "Díos" in Español.)
Elohim appears in the Protestant Bible 2600 times, about 3 times LESS than the tetragrammaton, YHVH.
Linguistically "Elohim" comes from the word "El" ('L') which means mighty.
(The letter "L" is said to be a pictograph for the horn, signifying generative power, that which gives the seed of life.)
Elohim is a proper, and beautiful replacement for the unacceptably vague term 'god.'
Often people prefer to say "Elohim" because, surprisingly, in Hebrew, 'God' (Gawd/Gaad) means the opposite of what 'god' means in English!
In Psalm 82:l-6 human judges in Israel are called "gods" (Hebrew: 'elo-him'; Greek: theoi', at John 10:34) because judges can be representatives of YAH who speak his law.
Strong's concordance lists the following information on Elohim:
430 'elohiym el-o-heem' plural of 433; gods in the ordinary sense; but specifically used (in the plural thus, especially with the article) of the supreme "God" (YHWH); occasionally applied by way of deference to magistrates; and sometimes as a superlative:--angels, X exceeding, God (gods)(godess, godly), X (very) great, judges, X mighty.
#433 'elowahh el-o'-ah; rarely (shortened) Eloahh {el-o'-ah prolonged (emphat.) from 410; a deity or the Deity:--God, god. See 430.
410 'el ale shortened from 352; strength; as adjective, mighty; especially the Almighty YHWH (but used also of any deity):--God (god), X goodly, X great, idol, might(-y one), power, strong. Compare names in "-el." see Hebrew for 0352
The word 'Elohim' in ancient Egyptian literally means "EL- IS MIGHTY."
EL is the head god in the Egyptian pantheon.
El is in the Egyptian's mind comparable to Yahweh in abilities and attributes.
Egyptians also use "EL-SHADDAI" and "ELOHE" as titles for EL.


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Trust, and more importantly Paranoia, are important aspects of any good spy story and are cheif to the feel and overall flow of the Wilderness of Mirrors RPG. As such, players are rewarded for treachery and general underhandedness.
When one player, in character, betrays someone important to the campaign, they can receive 3 Mission Points right there. They may do this in secret, so that the nature of the betrayal is hidden, but the points are awarded publicly, so that every one knows something is up.
Mission Risks
As the campaign progresses, and more Missions are attempted, Operations will identify certain characters as Mission Risks. These people will be identified to the Team Leader, who will be given the unenviable task of removing said person before Mission's end.
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Hi, imap works perfectlly from any computer of the world, but with outlook I can send emails only from a local ip like 192.168.0.x. From a external ip like 10.0.0.x I can't!!
The message couldn't be delivered, one of the destinations has been rejected by the server. His mail adress is "email@example.com". Subject 'test from IP 10.0.0.x', Account: '192.168.0.x', Server: '192.168.0.x', Protocol: SMTP, Server's answer: '554
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Every now and then on the podcast we do an 'If I Was …" episode, where we grab an industry and walk through how I would apply the 7 Levers, if I was in that line of business.
But today I want to start an "If I Was…" blog series; but with a slight twist.
Unlike the podcast episodes where Dom and I look at an industry & fictional business – in this series, I'll be taking existing businesses, and ranting about an idea I would champion if I was on the board or in the marketing team.
Now I'm not going to invest a lot of time researching my idea to ensure its validity. Some ideas might not be executable due to some small legal loophole, perhaps the idea has already been tried and failed, or maybe it's already been suggested elsewhere.
If so, that's cool … this series is just an outlet to spread ideas, start a discussion, and possibly seed an idea you can take, adapt, nurture and grow in your own projects.
Enjoy + Discuss.
Today's Target: Spotify.
The Idea: Tip Jar for Musicians.
I still remember working the late night shopping shifts on Thursdays and Fridays during university at Athlete's Foot, and being super excited to see what mix tape CD, Simon (my usual late night co-worker) would have made.
It's where my love of RnB grew thanks to Simon, and his ability to find the most obscure Ja Rule, Fabolous or Chingy remixes.
In the days leading up to the infamous late-night shopping shifts, which turned The Athlete's Foot in Werribee Plaza into more of a club, than retail outlet… Simon would scour Kazaa ( a Napster clone) for the hottest new tracks, and as if he was making a mixed tape for a lover, meticulously arrange the tracks and burn the CD on the computer in his parents living room.
Oh how things have changed… In today's modern office, it's now a mix of Sonos + Spotify.
Now clearly these musicians were not earning a cent from DJ Salesman Simon…((let's not get into the APRA/AMCOS side of mix-tapes in businesses.)
But how much money do musicians really get paid in this new digital marketplace?
What would you say if I told you your favorite bank makes only $0.00029 every time your Spotify playlist pumps out on of their songs!
A few years ago, created InformationIsBeautiful.net an infographic to answer the question:
For solo artists to earn a US monthly min. wage of $1,160 how much do they need to sell?
Based on their research, it turns out an artists needs (at the time) a whopping 4,053,110 plays per month… which equates to $0.0016 per play to the label and $0.00029 to the artist.
If that still sounds absurdly low, keep in mind that it's slightly higher than some of the more well-publicized estimates. Last January, music executives told the New York Times that Spotify pays around $0.006 per stream but that's only when a song is played by one of Spotify's paying customers, who represent 6 million of its 24 million users. Streams from free customers, they wrote, netted "as much as 90 percent less." Spotify's estimates are also far higher than the numbers Grukowski reported, saying that 5,960 plays netted his band only $1.05. (That's only $0.0001 per play). [Source: http://pando.com/2013/12/04/what-spotifys-royalty-numbers-dont-tell-us/]
But wait…
This data from 2010 doesn't quite paint an accurate picture… it's a little worse different to that:
As Spotify explain on their website here, they split the total royalties paid out to the rights holders (labels, artists etc) in accordance with the popularity of their music on the service. The label or publisher then divides these royalties and accounts to each artist depending on their individual deals.
Wait, I thought Spotify paid per stream?
As David Holmes goes on to explain:
First, the "monthly revenue" Spotify makes off each stream has numerous variables, including whether the listener pays for a subscription, how many users are in that listener's country, and how much advertising Spotify sells there. If Galaxie 500′s listeners do not pay for the service and reside in a country where Spotify sells little advertising, that has an impact on revenue (although Spotify does not explain precisely how).
Artists are also paid by their "market share." The means the higher the percentage of Spotify's total streams an artist comprises, the higher payout he receives per stream. Macklemore and Rihanna, the most streamed artists of 2013, receive more than Galaxie 500. Interestingly, Spotify calculates this by artist, not by song, so a modest hit by Galaxie 500 would earn a lower per-stream rate than an unpopular Macklemore song.
[If you want to delve further into Spotify's business model I strongly suggest you check out the rest of 'What Spotify's royalty numbers don't tell us by David Holmes' and http://www.spotifyartists.com/spotify-explained/#spotifys-progress-so-far.]
Now back to my tip jar idea, as a way a fan can directly support an artist they love.
It's a very simple idea… in fact I'm not the first to come up with this (as you can see here and here,) but essentially the concept is to provide Spotify users the ability to "tip" their favorite artists, and send them a few extras dollars.
So if we're in the office one day listening to the latest Elli Golding track, and think she deserves more than the $0.00029 she gets per play, we can click a button, decide to "tip" her $5 for her talent.
Spotify can choose to charge my credit card then and there, or just tally up my "monthly tips" and charge me once a month when they run my card with my subscription fee.
Nothing more, nothing less.
Spotify can choose to charge my credit card then and there, or just tally up my "monthly tips" and charge me once a month when they run my card with my subscription fee.
If fact one group has gone as far as creating an online community and petition to show Spotify that people want to give back to artists via a donation model: http://www.spotifyartistdonation.com/. (However, I couldn't find anything on their site that remotely represented a working model or idea of how they suggest Spotify makes this actually happen!)
Now, I can understand Spotify's response to this tip-jar idea:
Spotify pays out straight back to rightsholders, the record labels and collecting societies who in turn pay money to the artists, musicians, lyricists and composers that they represent. So we do not pay straight to artists…labels do that. For this reason and since all our music is based in the agreements with labels we can't do anything about this…
Yeah we know Spotify, can't directly send a check to John Mayer, as the agreements they have are with the royalty owners (obviously).
In fact, there is no way for fans to give money directly to an artist they like, short of finding the after party bar, and stuffing a fifty into Katy Perry's shorts. (Which I am sure a lot of her fans have already fantasied about.)
So what options do people have right now if they want to support their favorite musicians financially?
Getting out of Spotify, going to iTunes and buying the album, so the artist makes a "reasonable" royalty.
I still purchase 2 or 3 digital albums from iTunes each year in an effort to support Kanye and Co … and I'm sure I'm not the only crazy one doing this. Right?
Unfortunately, it's the easiest, and most frictionless way fans can financially support an artist.
Sure we're all aware Apple and the record company take their pieces of the pie on the way through to Rihanna's bank account, but at least we, the fans, know they are going to get something, anything… a lot more than they would if we listened to his album on Spotify repeat for a full week.
So why don't Spotify just embrace THAT awareness.
Allow users to TIP artists they like, treat that revenue as a different income stream in their chart of accounts, and simply add that tip revenue to the royalty stack they pay each month.
I don't think anyone is naive enough to think or demand, that every cent of a donation should go the performer themselves…
Yet it appears, from their response above, that this is the view Spotify & co are hiding behind.
My Idea Tweak In Action:
Let's say for example; Lady Gaga's Spotify plays total a check of $5184 for the month of March (based on their current popularity royalty model), but had an additional $16,045 in tips …
Why can't spotify just put on the statement a total of $21,230.00 when paying the rights holder?
Sure, not all the revenue is going to the artist directly, but it shouldn't. Unless they are independent, artists are part of a much bigger machine that absolutely deserves to get fed.
Promoters, writers, producers, labels who bankrolled the whole thing – all helped build Lady Gaga, so if you are supporting her via a tip, you need to support everything that goes into "Lady Gaga".
The only issue I can see, from my desk here a long, long way from Motown, is that these tips are not driven by actual "song plays," and thus may not be considered royalties under the traditional definition/laws.
Fair enough, but surely there has to be a very easy and creative way around this.
The labels have been very vocal in their position on what "digital" is doing to the music business, so they would welcome a model like this with open arms – even if meant working together to lobby for a definition change.
Wouldn't they ?


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Coaches from the Colonial Athletic Association have picked UNCW to win its third consecutive regular-season baseball title, according to the results of a preseason poll released Wednesday.
The Seahawks, who are 42-14 in conference play the past two seasons, received six of eight first-place votes in the poll. The team returns almost 90 percent of its innings pitched from 2013 and five position players who received all-CAA honors. The Seahawks open their season Feb. 14 vs. VMI at Brooks Field in the Hughes Brothers Challenge.
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Mon Aug 29 10:02:00 EDT 2011, Dolphin and Union Strait, Arctic
As we sailed slowly in light winds, this seal came over to inspect Issuma's hull.
Sat Aug 27 10:01:00 EDT 2011, Dolphin and Union Strait
I have been very surprised by the lack of ice this year (not that I'm complaining--the idea of getting stuck in the ice has absolutely no appeal). We have seen hardly any ice since Lancaster Sound. The long range forecasts for this year indicated a slightly later breakup than last year, not nearly so much ice free water. I suppose it is only a difference of a few degrees in average temperature for a few weeks that results in suddenly there being so little ice, and that small a temperature difference being difficult to forecast.
The lack of ice makes for pleasant sailing (at times).
I looked too cursorily at the site - saw the old schooner post and figured you were staying in Cambridge Bay! But now I see Tim's posts - and your awesome progress. Well done!
Sat Aug 27 10:01:00 EDT 2011, Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, Canada
This was once a schooner, but the main mast was removed when the engine was put in. It was towed to Cambridge Bay from Tuktoyaktuk. One of the builders of the church bought the vessel, but was stationed elsewhere when it arrived, and it was never used.
+69° 5' 2.00", -133° 1' 5.00"
I'm guessing it's +69� 52' , -133� 15', not far from where you had it. Hope the Sat phone gets fixed so more updates can come through. Amazing journey - looks like only a few more days to Alaska!
Best Regards,
The Barrow Communications Centre (Chukchi Sea), Inupiat Communicator kindly emailed me today (Sept 5) advising that he was unable to anchor in Barrow AK, and is now heading to Dutch Harbor which seems to be in the middle of the pacific in the Aleutians. Looks to me almost as close to Japan as Vancouver! He estimated his arrival there to be roughly two weeks.
I don't have Lat/Long, but both Barrow AK and Dutch Harbor AK can be located with Google Maps.
Thanks again to the Barrow Communications Centre for the update!
I hate to think what the weather is going to be like along the Aleutians in September.
Best wishes,
Steve & Sini
BTW, thanks, Timothy.
chukchi seas. The southwest winds will occur over a long fetch length which will cause sea levels to rise a foot above normal
along the Arctic coast of Alaska during the day Friday."
Fingers crossed for a safe transit.
Tonight...Cloudy. Scattered rain showers. Patchy fog. Lows 40 to 45. Southwest winds 15 to 30 mph.
Sunday...Cloudy. Scattered rain showers in the morning. Patchy fog. Highs around 50. South winds 15 to 30 mph.
So it looks not too bad. They had a high surf advisory earlier today.
Rooting for you, Richard!
Fri Aug 26 10:01:00 EDT 2011, Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, Canada
Ruins of the first Catholic Church in Cambridge Bay, built with rocks, seal oil and clay.
Almost through the NWP too, quite the feat.
Thu Aug 25 10:01:00 EDT 2011, Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, Canada
I was surprised by the number of cruise ships visiting Cambridge Bay. There were three on one day when we were there (I'm not sure whether the one on the right is a cruise ship or a yacht, but there was another big cruise ship anchored there earlier in the day). There aren't always that many cruise ships, but the hamlet does a very good job of promoting tourism. They have a great visitors center/museum, and everyone is pleasant.
did you see narwhals, belugas, whales?
Wed Aug 24 10:01:00 EDT 2011, Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, Canada
Jordan and Lin standing on a sledge, surrounded by drying muskox hides. We asked around, but didn't really ever find out what the hides are used for after they are dried.
Cambridge Bay is a large hamlet in Arctic Canada, population about 1800. It was named after the Duke of Cambridge by Warren Dease and Thomas Simpson of the Hudson's bay Company in 1839. The area had been an important Inuit camp-site for many years because it had plentiful caribou, seal, fish and birds. The permanent settlement was established in 1955 when a DEW (Distant Early Warning--a line of radar stations setup in northern Canada during the Cold War) line station was put there. It is now an Arctic adminstration, transportation, tourism and supply center.
We cleared into Canada in Cambridge Bay with the assistance of the RCMP (police), who were extremely helpful and hospitable. In fact, everyone in Cambridge Bay was pleasant and helpful.
We arrived too late in the year to buy any musxkox or caribou meat (next harvest starts soon) at the store, but did try the muskox burgers in the hotel, which were very good.
Richard, how far west do you intend to go? All the way to the gulf of Alaska? Down the West Coast? It's exciting watching your progress (from an armchair) :D!
I'm in Oban, SCotland laying Taonui up for the winterr. I'll be back in Victoria in a week. Looking forward to welcoming you to Victoria.
Fair winds
I think Google Earth tends to be several weeks or months behind, so yes, they are not a good way to look at ice concentrations. When i'm on the internet, I look at Environment Canada's website to see their ice charts.
The areas of the NW Passage that I have so far been through have been shockingly free of ice. I paid a lot of attention to the seasonal and 30-day ice forecasts and they did not indicate this little ice.
Tony, thanks, I understand you had a quick and windy trip from Labrador to Scotland. Glad to hear it went well and look forward to meeting up with you later.
Mon Aug 22 10:01:00 EDT 2011, Nunavut
George asked a while back about how we were deciding where to stop. At the time, I was pushing hard to get up the Greenland coast so that if ice forecasts for Canada were good, we would have the opportunity to head towards northern Canada from northern Greenland (there is a warm ocean current going up the west side of Greenland, and a cold current going down the NE side of Canada, so if you want to get to the north of Canada by sailboat, it is best to go there via the west coast of Greenland). So my priorities were to make as few stops as possible in the interests of keeping moving during the short time we had. It was extremely tempting to go into Disko Bay, which is full of icebergs, just to see the spectacle, but we sailed by without stopping because we didn't have time.
When deciding where to stop, we look at things like the expected weather, to see if there will be shelter from it, the possible weather, to see under what conditions we'd need to leave, how complicated the navigation is, can we sail in or do we have to motor, is there likely space to anchor or tie up, if there is a settlement there, what facilities (ie water, fuel, groceries) are there, and what interesting things are there. How complicated the navigation is means things like how many shallow areas/rocks need to be avoided and how difficult are they to identify and avoid and how well are the charts likely to agree with the GPS positions--always something to consider in places not frequently travelled.
To give an example of choosing a stop, I really wanted to visit Gjoa Haven. This settlement is named after Roald Amundsen's Gjoa (the first vessel to go thru the Northwest Passage), which spent two winters in what one of the crew called "the finest little harbor in the world", so there is a lot of historical interest in going there. There is a community in Gjoa Haven to visit, and we could clear customs, buy fuel (via jerrycans) and food, and have a safe place to leave the boat while we were ashore. Gjoa Haven is also along the best-travelled route through the Northwest Passage, as the shallow waters stop the icebergs, so the waters that need to be sailed to get to Gjoa Haven tend to be free of ice earlier.
As we sailed towards Gjoa Haven, a problem became apparant about 100 miles away. The wind was shifting, and it was now dead to windward that we would have to sail for about 50 miles to get through James Ross Strait. The picture shows a portion of the chart for that area. Depths are marked in fathoms (a fathom is six feet), and there are only depths marked in a small area--the rest--white space--has not been surveyed, and is full of unmarked shallow areas. So we were looking at beating dead to windward through a relatively narrow channel. While that alone is not a big problem, the furler for the (yankee) jib had failed, so sailing to windward was more difficult than usual.
So we reluctantly bypassed James Ross Strait and our planned stop at Gjoa Haven, and sailed via Victoria Strait instead.
The yankee jib uses the old Sarma furler. The drum was modified to take carbon-steel DIN bearings and seals. They work ok for a while (couple of years), then fail and need to be replaced. I now have two spare drums, it was just a matter of getting somewhere out of the wind where I could disconnect the jibstay and remove the old drum. It was complicated by the fact that I'd used grease on the threads of that furler instead of lanolin (I couldn't find any lanolin in Argentina, where I last put it together), so it took some soaking with PB Blaster to get the bolts out. After replacing the drum, and waiting for light winds to put the sail back on, it is working well again.
Sun Aug 21 12:44:02 EDT 2011, Victoria Strait
We often sail in the fog. I guess this is really a rainbow obscured by fog.
Knowing the compass would not work for much of the time, I wanted to inscribe a kind of pelorus on the doghouse top for taking bearings for fixes, but never got around to it. The other requirement for taking bearings for fixes is a three-arm protractor (or at least it makes plotting them much easier, though I suppose one could use a protractor and cut a sheet of paper at the right angle for a two-point fix), which I don't think anyone sells anymore and is another thing I didn't get around to making beforehand.
I have not been using a sunstone (as long as the GPSes work, nothing compares to them for accuracy :) ).
Sat Aug 20 10:01:00 EDT 2011, Franklin Strait
A few days ago, sailing down Franklin Strait, we overheard a call from Canadian Patrol Aircraft 102 to two vessels by name. From the name, I knew one vessel was a sailboat, its name was on the transom, which was vertical, and the letters weren't all that big, so I thought it would be difficult to read that name from an airplane. I also knew that sailboat had an AIS transmitter (this transmits vessel name, course, speed and position automatically, for collision avoidance), so figured the plane was decoding the AIS transmission--otherwise, they would have called the vessel by position, not by name.
About twenty minutes later, I heard a plane. There were enough clouds in the sky that I did not think a plane would see a boat, but within a few seconds, a low-flying plane that looked to be a military Hercules flew by about 100m away (too fast to get a good blog pic). Clearly they had picked us up on radar (we have no AIS transmitter, and the steel deck would make a good radar target). About 30 seconds later, Canadian Patrol Aircraft 102 called us on the VHF by name. I thought they had impressive cameras to be able to take pictures of the boat that were clear enough--at the speed they were going--to be able to read the name on the side of the hull. They said they were on a routine patrol, and wanted to know Vessel Name, Country, Home Port, # of people aboard, Last Port, Next Port and Owners Name. I gave them all the information and they continued on their way.
Today, in Victoria Strait (the blog is a bit behind), in somewhat foggy conditions, the same plane announced it was conduting a routine patrol and flew over us. They were farther away this time (a good idea in fog!), and took a few minutes before calling us by our position. We replied, same information as before, and they continued on their way.
We have heard nothing else on the VHF since leaving Greenland.
Fri Aug 19 10:02:00 EDT 2011, Bellot Strait
Bellot Strait is an 18 mile long passage between Prince Regent Inlet and Peel Sound. It was named after Lieutenant Bellot of the French Navy who came across it in 1852. It has a difficult reputation due to its fast tidal currents and a rock that is awash (so hard to see) near the eastern end of it. While there was no ice when we passed, Bellot Strait has a reputation for quickly jamming with ice. The Sailing Directions note: "The tidal streams run with great strength through Bellot Strait...In the vicinity of Magpie Rock, the currents are highly variable; localised 7-8 knot westerly currents have been reported on the north side of the channel at the same time that equally strong easterly currents were flowing on the south side. Mariners should exercise extreme caution in this area."
There is a range (two markers on shore, if you keep the boat in line with the two markers, you know what course you are on, despite not knowing how the currents are pushing you around) which the Sailing Directions mention as in need of paint in 1977 (no updates since then--this is not a frequently-travelled route). The ranges were visible enough (we had good visibility), and we entered the strait, intending to pass Magpie Rock (the real danger) just before the current turned and started going in our direction (so we would pass slowly, with more control). The chart notes that the current turns there about two hours before High Water at nearby Fort Ross.
To figure out when the current would turn (ie, when was High Water at Fort Ross), we had three methods of getting tide information, the Canadian Tide & Current Tables for the Arctic, NOAA's Tide Tables for East Coast of North & South America, and wxtide32, the free tidal calculation software program. The three methods of determining the tide resulted in three answers, differing by as much as two hours :). We left in time to be early, so no matter which source of tidal information was correct, by slowing down as necessary, we could arrive on time. Of the three methods we used to figure the tides, the free software program came up with what seemed the closest result.
Thanks all for the comments and greetings. I've not heard of the Mars on Earth Project (when we get to a town where we can get internet access, I'll look into it).


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Apparently Paramount thinks Transformers 4 should win Best Picture this year. No, I'm not even kidding.
Not enough praise can be given to Andy Serkis for his work in the Planet of the Apes movies. It's one thing for an actor to realistically become another human being, but Serkis' performances in both Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and Rise of the Planet of the Apes are truly one step beyond, as the audience really never imagines for a moment that they're not looking at a chimpanzee.
More details are starting to emerge about why the segment featuring Andrew Garfield and Batkid was cut from the Academy Awards, and if true, they paint a pretty ugly picture of Spider-Man. Apparently, the bit wasnt cut for time or because it was awkward. It was cut because the actor stormed out of rehearsals and refused to be apart of it after producers told him he wasnt allowed to write his own lines.
I dont know if they ran out of time, of if there was something about the segment they didnt like. It got pulled so quickly that we didnt have a lot of insight into what was going on," said Natalie Scott. "We had gone all the way down there, and he went through the rehearsal and he had a fancy tux and was all ready for it.
Personally, I think thats disgusting. And I dont want to put words in McQueens mouth, but Im fairly confident hed reject the votes of an Academy member who didnt even bother to WATCH his film before casting a ballot.
While many have decried The Simpsons for dated storylines hampered by the amount of time it takes between writing an episode and having it air, no one can say they were late to the game parodying the star-studded Oscar selfie that host Ellen DeGeneres took at Sundays Oscars ceremony - which will go down in short-attention-span history as the Tweet that temporarily broke Twitter.
Big Mama's & Papa's Pizzeria not only got paid for the pizzas they delivered to the Academy, but also got roundabouts $10 million in free advertising for their business.
The ribbons and the slapped-on banner that promises a complete list of those in the film community who passed away this year, relate to Sarah Jones, who tragically died while shooting the Gregg Allman biopic Midnight Rider.
Hiring DeGeneres to host the show was a deliberate move back to center, and co-producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron received the show they hoped shed deliver. It wasnt edgy. It wasnt controversial. But it worked.
The morning after, we're feeling already nostalgic and roughed up from too much champagne (okay, it was technically sparkling white whine we got at the grocery store). So let's take a look back at some of Oscar 2014's wildest moments in GIF form.
Zero. Thats how many Oscars, combined, were won by American Hustle, The Wolf of Wall Street, Captain Phillips, Philomena and Nebraska.
Rightly or wrongly, Blanchett has the reputation of being a little stiff. Shes considered an artists artist who isnt necessarily accessible to the average person and may not be a whole lot of fun. Well, she did her best to blow that reputation out of the water this evening with a rousing, fun and weird speech that included the hashtag #SuckItJulia.
"Everyone deserves, not just to survive, but to live," McQueen said in his speech. And hes right. McQueen was handed the mic after executive producer (and co-star) Brad Pitt gave a few words, saying how proud he was to follow the story of Solomon Northup.
Gravity traveled through two administrations at Warner Bros., struggling to earn a greenlight as Cuaron pitched a $100 million thrill ride primarily through the eyes of one superstar. Originally that would be Angelina Jolie, with Robert Downey Jr. providing the support, but none of the parties involved expected a daunting technical process that basically involved the invention of entirely new technology.
After nearly a decade of being trapped in thankless, critically-reviled romantic comedies, the Texas star has rejuvenated his life as an actor and tonight has won the Oscar for Best Actor in a leading role thanks to his performance in Dallas Buyers Club.
Songwriter Robert Lopez achieved a huge career accomplishment this evening when he won the Academy Award for Best Song for his work on the Disney Animated tale Frozen, but in actuality thats only a fraction of what is actually an even bigger accomplishment. With tonights win, Lopez has become only the 13th person in history to win an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar and a Tony, also known as EGOTing.
The Best Animated Feature category was a tight race, but ultimately Frozen was the winner at this years 86th Annual Academy Awards. The billion dollar Disney hit, which is still playing in theaters nationwide, has wound up a champion, with the Academy honoring directors Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee with a little gold statuette.
In the movie, Leto plays Rayon, an AIDS patient clinging to life without medication living in Texas. His chance comes to improve his odds against the disease, however, when he meets Ron Woodroof (Matthew McConaughey), a fellow AIDS sufferer who isnt afraid to fight back against the law.
It was a big night for 12 Years a Slave and Gravity at the Oscars. While 12 Years a Slave took Best Picture at the 2014 Academy Awards, Gravity director Alfonso Cuaron collected an award for Best Directing. Among the other winners tonight were Matthew McConaughey and Jared Leto for Dallas Buyers Club...
The movie industry offers a ton of awards shows every year. Compared to the Academy Awards, all of them are meaningless. The stakes for winning and losing are way higher, the campaigning is way more cutthroat and even the fashion is way, way bigger.
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According to the Putnam County Sheriff's Office, a female reported being kidnapped and forced to perform sex acts at a house in Welaka.
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- I do not understand this reasoning.
- When the D loses a 13 pt lead and a 9 point lead on 2 seperate occasions, you blame the O?
- Theres a freaken problem with the D if they cant win without a 3 score lead.
- Do you really expect the O to have a 3 score lead every game? Like last year?
- Grant it, the zebras really hurt the D last night but the O did what they could with the same issues.
- Offensive PI my arse. No offensive PI's on the ravens 3 push-off's? Terrible all around, but you should win with 30pts. No sacks, hits, and more dropped balls than the O. WOW!
I never once put all the blame on the offense. The defense flat out sucked last night. Nobody can give up 500+ yards, 31 points, zero sacks, 3 dropped INTs and expect to win. But at the same time, both side have to do their part. Our offense had the ball with 3-4 mins left and a lead....and all they needed was a few first downs...game over. So they did in fact fail......ALONG WITH THE DEFENSE.
Guess what. The other team has a D too. Only their D can stop a team with sacks and holding the run game to 1 yard gains, forcing 3rd and longs. It's much easier to score when you play a D than can't do those things.
Again, why does the O have to be ahead by 3 scores late to win a game? That's totally unacceptable and been going on too long. The O played their arses off. You cannot expect them to score on every possession. It's the D's JOB to HOLD THE LEAD!!! TWICE!
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This audit of Hawaii 's waste management programs examined those governed by the federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA). RCRA regulates hazardous waste under Subtitle C, solid waste under Subtitle D, and underground storage tanks used for storing hazardous substances and petroleum products under Subtitle I. We also examined Hawaii's infectious waste management program which is solely under the jurisdiction of the State Department of Health (DOH).
Our audit found the executive branch has not given Hawaii's waste management programs the support needed to ensure adequate protection from the dangers of improperly disposed waste and leaking underground storage tanks. Poor budget planning by the executive branch for FY1994-95 left Hawaii's waste management programs at risk of losing both state and federal funds. In addition to poor budget support, DOH has found it difficult to attract and retain qualified staff. At the time of our audit, over one-third of the positions in the DOH Solid and Hazardous Waste Branch was vacant. This left Hawaii with very little field presence to enforce the waste management programs.
Protection of the Hawaii's drinking water, as well as its lakes, streams, and shore waters, is essential. As of April 1993, DOH was aware that more than 2.6 million gallons of regulated substances had been released into the ground by 528 leaking underground tanks. Yet the DOH does not regularly inspect leaking underground storage tanks and the clean-up efforts for these leaking tanks are poorly monitored. Should drinking water sources become contaminated, the costs of remediation would be high. DOH also lacks policies and procedures to track waste generators. This makes it difficult to ensure compliance and determine the enforcement status of specific cases.
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Hawaii also needs approval from the EPA for its Subtitle D solid waste program. New EPA landfill requirements effective October 9, 1993 would require the counties to import a costly landfill liner not available in the state. DOH estimates that the new landfill requirements could result in over $15 million in additional costs over the next three years. If Hawaii had approval for its Subtitle D program, it could adopt more economical standards that would be suitable to local conditions.
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The Department essentially concurred with our recommendations. It has been and is actively pursuing achieving authorization of the hazardous waste and underground storage tank programs. It intends to create temporary, federally funded positions to address the shortfall in positions and is pursuing a streamlining procedure with the Department of Personnel Services for the classification of positions and reorganization. The department will also attempt to conduct more follow-up inspections of facilities cited with violations and improve its documentation and filing system on follow-ups. The department says it is committed to working with the Legislature to establish and attain goals for solid waste diversion programs. It reports that it has made significant progress through working cooperatively with the counties. DOH is also developing an action plan to improve monitoring and enforcement of the underground storage tank program. The department does not agree that the special fund should be permitted to sunset. It says that it is unclear about what we mean about infectious waste spills. We wish to clarify that we believe that the DOH should amend its administrative rules for infectious waste to include a threshold for reporting infectious waste spills. We agree with the department that no major changes should be made at this time.


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There is a giddy part of me that wants to look at this game as the tide having turned. That wants to point at Evgeni Nabokov's .444 save percentage and say that he finally cracked, the floodgates are open.
Unfortunately, however, a more rational part of me knows that we can't say that.
I've said before, after blowout wins and losses alike, sometimes there's a game that you just can't take much from. Tonight was one of those. The Sharks will put it out of their minds and the Wings would be smart to do the same.
That said, there are a few momentum-unrelated things that are great to see.
While Brad Stuart leaving the game early was not good, Khan reports that he'll be back for Game Five.
Johan Franzen. Do I need to say more?
So the Wings stay alive and the Mule snaps out of his slump. Definitely good points but Detroit still has quite a bit of a hole to climb out of.
Power play goal!
I was just about to say that the first PP unit looked a lot better than the second. Glad to be wrong.
Goal goes to Bert.
This game reminds me of last game of the 2002 series against Colorado.
Side Note: Habs up 3-2 on the Pens
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Bodedern Athletic 1-2 Holywell Town
Town travelled to Anglesey to face Bodedern for the second time in a fortnight, this time in the League, and were looking to beat them again after the victory in the Cookson Cup a fortnight earlier.
The game started brightly and after a couple of minutes, Town were on the attack and won 2 corners after good work by Tom Carney on the right hand side. Carney nearly put Town ahead on the quarter of an hour mark as a real cross in from Matty Roberts on the left found Carney, but his header flew inches wide of Gareth OJ Roberts' post. Town were now piling on teh pressure and a Sam Jones run in to the box saw him felled by Bodedern's Darren Hughes and the referee had no hesitation but to point to the spot. Steve Thomas took the kick and scored to give Holywell a deserved lead.
Bodedern had their first real chance on 28 minutes, Danny Stanton was forced to save well from Andrew Batley and the rebound was cleared by the Holywell rearguard. A few mibutes later, the action was back in Bodedern's half, and keeper Roberts was forced into an excellent flying save from a Josh Roberts header after a great cross in by Carney. A minute later, Carney put in an excellent cross again, but Sam Jones lost his footing and the ball was cleared just before he shot at goal. A minute later, Jones again was causing problems for Bodedern's defenders and his cross was palmed out for a corner. Jones took the kick and his inch perfect cross was met by the head of Graeme Williams who's powerful header beat the keeper to give town a 2-0 lead. Town's Thomas and Jones both had half chances before the break but were unable to convert and the scores remained 2-0 at the break.
The second half begun and Town should have added a third with only aminute on the clock. A great ball through from midfield saw Jones through on goal, and as he faced Roberts in goal, he tried to go past him but the keeper got down well to save at Jones' feet. Bodedern pulled one back on 49 minutes through James Burgess and they suddenly seemed that they could get something from the game, and Batley saw a good shot saved by Stanton to keep the scores 2-1 in Town's favour.
Mark Orme put the ball int he net but the Official deemed him to be offside and the goal didn't count. Josh Roberts was having a great game and his cross was cleared by Bodedern's Darren Hughes with Marc Gunther ready for the tap in if the ball got to him.
On 77 minutes, Ashely Durham had a great header go inches wide before Sub Danny Sullivan pulled the ball back from the bye line to Ian Griffiths who had to watch his shot go inches wide. Ashley Durham saw another effort go inches too high and Ian Griffiths saw his shot come back off the post before the Referee blew his whistle to signal the end of the game and Town picked up another 3 points to keep the pressure on the teams above them in the league.
(Picture: Steve Thomas slots home the penalty midway through the first half)
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Convention Abbreviation: CCPR
Eighty-third session
14 March - 1 April 2005
the Optional Protocol to the International Covenant
on Civil and Political Rights*
Eighty-third session
Communication No. 1104/2002**
Alleged victim: The author
State party: Spain
Date of communication: 31 July 2001 (initial submission)
The Human Rights Committee, established under article 28 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights,
Meeting on 29 March 2005,
Having concluded its consideration of communication No. 1104/2002, submitted by Antonio Martínez Fernández under the Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights,
Having taken into account all written information made available to it by the author of the communication and the State party,
Adopts the following:
Factual background
2.1 The author was a warrant officer in the Spanish army. He was sentenced by the Second Territorial Military Court on 26 March 1999, for the offence of disobedience, to 10 months' imprisonment, to suspension from official duties, and to suspension of voting rights. The author fractured his right hand in October 1995 and was placed on medical leave. In February 1996 he was ordered on three occasions to take a psychological and physical examination, but did not comply until the third time. On 1 March 1996 he was declared medically fit for duty and was told to report immediately to his military unit. Instead of complying, the author sent a number of documents certifying his temporary incapacity for duty. In late March 1996 he was again ordered to report for duty and again failed to appear, submitting instead a certificate of temporary incapacity.
2.2 The author filed an application for judicial review and annulment with the Fifth Chamber of the Supreme Court, convening as a military chamber. In the application the author referred to article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant. In a judgement of 29 December 1999, the Fifth Chamber rejected the appeal. Pursuant to article 325 of the Military Proceedings Act, which refers to articles 741 et seq. of the Criminal Procedure Act, the Chamber confined itself to hearing the arguments put forward in the appeal to decide whether or not they were well founded.
2.3 The author applied to the Constitutional Court for amparo, claiming violation of his right to review by a second court. In the application the author alleged that the Military Proceedings Act prohibited the Fifth Chamber of the Court from acting as a genuine court of appeal, in the sense of having full powers to review all past proceedings. He also referred to the Views of the Committee in the Gómez Vásquez case. (1) In a judgement of 9 May 2001, the Constitutional Court rejected the appeal.
2.4 On 27 July 2001, the author lodged a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights concerning the same case, also before the Committee. But on 12 September 2002, the author asked the European Court of Human Rights to withdraw his complaint, a fact which he communicated to the Committee on the same date. The secretariat of the European Court of Human Rights informed the Committee that in a decision of 3 December 2002 the Court had struck the author's complaint off the roll.
The complaint
3. The author claims that his right to have his conviction and sentence reviewed by a higher court was violated. He argues that, owing to the special nature of the appeal process, the Chamber may not hear or review the entire proceedings of the court of first instance, but only analyse the grounds referred to by the applicant to decide whether or not they are in conformity with the law. The author asserts that the Chamber may rule only on irregularities in the judgement, and may not deal fully with the "rights" [sic] involved, but must confine itself to examining the applicant's arguments to determine whether or not they are well founded. The author maintains that there is no review by a higher tribunal, as provided for by article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant.
State party's observations on admissibility and merits
4.1 With regard to the admissibility of the communication, the State party maintains that there is no conclusive evidence that the European Court of Human Rights accepted the author's application to withdraw his complaint. It adds that the author has acknowledged having lodged simultaneous complaints with the Committee and the European Court of Human Rights and that this action by the author is contrary to article 5, paragraph 2 (a), of the Optional Protocol and renders the communication inadmissible. Even if proceedings before the European Court of Human Rights had concluded, they would have been conducted at the same time as proceedings before the Committee. The State party concludes that, even if the complaint before the European Court of Human Rights has been withdrawn, the reservation made under the Optional Protocol, as interpreted by the Committee in its inadmissibility decision on communication No. 1074/2002 (Ferragut v. Spain, decision of 28 March 2004) is applicable.
4.2 On the merits of the communication, the State party maintains that article 14, paragraph 5, does not establish the right for an appeal court to reconduct the trial in toto, but concerns the right to review by a higher tribunal of the proper conduct of the trial at first instance, including the application of the rules that led to the finding of guilt and the imposition of the sentence in the specific case. The object of the review is to verify that the decision at first instance is not manifestly arbitrary and that it does not constitute a denial of justice.
4.3 The State party maintains that the remedy of judicial review is based on the French system and that for historical and philosophical reasons it arose as a review limited to questions of law, and that it maintains this character in various European countries. The State party argues that the European Court of Human Rights has affirmed that States parties retain the right to determine the means for the exercise of the right to review, and may restrict such review to questions of law.
4.4 According to the State party, the Spanish remedy of judicial review is broader than the original French procedure, and complies with the requirements of article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant. It points out that the right to review by a second court does not include the right to reappraisal of the evidence, but means that courts of second instance examine the facts, the law and the judicial decision, and, excepting a finding of arbitrariness or denial of justice, uphold it. The State party claims that the conviction and sentence of the author were reviewed by the Supreme Court. It refers to the judgement of the Constitutional Court in the author's case, which stated that: "The applicant … failed even, beyond a mere formal statement of the law, to indicate what specific aspect of the court judgement he was prevented from having reviewed as a result of the legal nature of the application for judicial review, inasmuch as all the grounds cited by him were reviewed, and none was rejected as improper."
4.5 The State party says that the Committee's Views in Gómez Vásquez cannot be generalized and applied to other cases, since they are restricted to the specific case in which they were adopted. It also notes the manifest contradiction existing in international protection of the right to two levels of jurisdiction arising from the different interpretation of the European Court of Human Rights and the Human Rights Committee in respect of the same text.
Author's comments on the State party's observations on admissibility and merits
5.1 With regard to admissibility, the author informed the Committee that the European Court of Human Rights had acknowledged receipt of his application in a letter dated 21 September 2001 in which it informed him that his application might be found inadmissible, since neither article 6, paragraph 1, nor article 13 of the European Convention on Human Rights sets a requirement for various levels of jurisdiction and since Spain has not ratified Protocol No. 7 to that Convention. The Court also informed the author that his case would not be registered as a formal application until he determined whether or not he wished to maintain his complaint. The author appended a letter dated 20 December 2002 in which the European Court informed him that a panel of three judges had decided to strike his application off the roll, in accordance with article 37, paragraph 1, of the European Convention on Human Rights.
5.2 With regard to the merits, the author maintains that the placing by the European Court of Human Rights of a restrictive interpretation on the content of the right to a second level of jurisdiction should have no effect on the Committee's jurisprudence regarding the right to review of the conviction and sentence by a higher court.
5.3 The author asserts that the nature of the application for judicial review prevents consideration of the facts. Judicial review is a jurisdictional appeal intended essentially to standardize the interpretation of the law without constituting a second jurisdiction in that it does not permit review of the evidence submitted or assessment of the proof on which the sentencing court based its judgement, but is a review of legal violations of substance or form or of the assessment of the evidence in exceptional circumstances. Appeal cannot be made against the grounds for the judgement and is exceptional and confined strictly to form. The author maintains that the appeal does not permit genuine review of the conviction and sentence.
5.4 The author states that pursuant to the Committee's Views in Gómez Vásquez, the Second Chamber of the Supreme Court, convening in plenary session on 13 September 2000, referred to the appropriateness of initiating appeal proceedings before requesting judicial review. The author appended a copy of Act No. 19/2003, which entered into force in Spain at the end of December 2003; as mentioned in the Committee's Views in Gómez Vásquez, the Act generalizes a second level of jurisdiction in criminal cases, instituting appeals against judgements by provincial courts and the National High Court. The author indicates that the Act does not cover the military criminal justice system.
Issues and proceedings before the Committee
Considerations as to admissibility
6.1 In accordance with rule 93 of its rules of procedure, before considering any claim contained in a communication, the Human Rights Committee must decide whether or not the communication is admissible under the Optional Protocol to the Covenant.
6.2 With regard to the State party's assertion that the communication is inadmissible under article 5, paragraph 2 (a), of the Optional Protocol read in conjunction with the State party's reservation to this provision of the Optional Protocol, (2) the Committee notes that the author's communication to the Committee is dated 31 July 2001, that the author submitted a complaint alleging a violation of the right to a second level of jurisdiction to the European Court of Human Rights on 27 July 2001, that the European Court did not register the complaint as a formal application, that the author requested withdrawal of the complaint on 12 September 2002, and that the European Court of Human Rights accepted the withdrawal of the complaint on 3 December 2002.
6.3 The Committee notes that the author's complaint is not being considered and has not been considered or reviewed by the European Court of Human Rights, and that it was not registered as a formal complaint but was withdrawn by the author, and that the withdrawal was accepted by the Court without consideration of the merits of the issues raised by the author. The Committee concludes that the present communication is not inadmissible under article 5, paragraph 2 (a), of the Optional Protocol and the State party's reservation thereto.
6.4 The Committee considers that the complaint raises issues relating to article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant; it decides that it is admissible and proceeds to a consideration of the merits.
Consideration of the merits
7. The Committee notes that the main issue in the penal case against the author was the assessment of his capacity to perform military duty, and that means an assessment of facts. The Committee further notes the comments made by the State party concerning the nature of the remedy of judicial review, in particular that the court of second instance is limited to an examination as to whether the findings of the trial court amount to arbitrariness or denial of justice. As the Committee has determined in previous cases, (3) such limited review by a higher tribunal does not meet the requirements of article 14, paragraph 5. Therefore, the Committee concludes that the author is a victim of a violation of article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant.
8. Accordingly, the Human Rights Committee, acting under article 5, paragraph 4, of the Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, is of the view that the facts before it disclose a violation of article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant.
9. Under article 2, paragraph 3 (a), of the Covenant, the author is entitled to an effective remedy. The author's conviction must be reviewed in accordance with article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant. The State party is under an obligation to take the necessary measures to ensure that similar violations do not occur in future.
10. Considering that, by becoming a party to the Optional Protocol, the State party has recognized the competence of the Committee to determine whether there has been a violation of the Covenant and that, pursuant to article 2 of the Covenant, the State party has undertaken to ensure to all individuals within its territory and subject to its jurisdiction the rights recognized in the Covenant and to provide an effective remedy in the event that a violation has been established, the Committee wishes to receive from the State party, within 90 days, information about the measures taken to give effect to the Committee's Views.
[Adopted in English, French and Spanish, the Spanish text being the original version. Subsequently to be issued also in Arabic, Chinese and Russian as part of the Committee's annual report to the General Assembly.]
** The following members of the Committee participated in the examination of the present communication: Mr. Abdelfattah Amor, Mr. Nisuke Ando, Mr. Prafullachandra Bhagwati, Mr. Alfredo Castillero Hoyos, Ms. Christine Chanet, Mr. Maurice Glèlè Ahanhanzo, Mr. Edwin Johnson, Mr. Walter Kälin, Mr. Ahmed Tawfik Khalil, Ms. Elisabeth Palm, Mr. Rafael Rivas Posada, Sir Nigel Rodley, Mr. Ivan Shearer, Mr. Hipólito Solari-Yrigoyen, Ms. Ruth Wedgwood and Mr. Roman Wieruszewski.
2. The official text of the reservation reads as follows: "The Spanish Government accedes to the Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, interpreting article 5, paragraph 2, of the Protocol to mean that the Human Rights Committee shall not consider any communication from an individual unless it has ascertained that the same matter has not been or is not being examined under another procedure of international investigation or settlement."
3. Communication No. 701/1996, Gómez Vásquez v. Spain, decision of 20 July 2000; communication No. 986/2001, Semey v. Spain, decision of 30 July 2003; communication No. 1007/2001, Sineiro Fernández v. Spain, decision of 7 August 2003; communication No. 1101/2002, Alba Cabriada v. Spain, decision of 1 November 2004.


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Avoid Messy Problems this Holiday Season with Proper FOG Disposal | Community
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Sacramento, CA -- Sewer blockages and backups increase by up to 50 percent during the holidays due in part to the types of leftover food put down kitchen sinks and garbage disposals. People can avoid potentially messy problems and holiday havoc by properly disposing of fats, oils and grease (FOG).
When poured down the sink, FOG accumulates in sewer pipes restricting flow and ultimately causing blockages and backups in homes and neighborhoods. The Sacramento Area Sewer District and the City of Sacramento Department of Utilities have teamed up to keep drains clog-free during the holiday season.
"Holidays are one of the worst times of year for improper disposal of fats, oils and grease. Although delicious, holiday meals create notoriously bad waste," said Jan Holm, SASD FOG Program Manager. "Everyone can help prevent these potentially messy problems by talking to guests and kids about the best way to clean up dishes and leftover food after a holiday meal."
Follow these simple steps to prevent fats, oils and grease from clogging sewer pipes:
- Can it. After cooled, pour fats, oils and grease into a sturdy container like a coffee can.
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- Trash it. Put all fats, oils and grease in the garbage.
Top holiday offenders (from ham, turkey scraps, etc.) include:
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- Gravy and sauces
- Meat scraps
- Mayonnaise and salad dressings
- Butter and margarine
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Sacramento Area Sewer District (SASD) is a sewer utility providing service to more than one million residential, commercial and industrial customers in the Sacramento region, including the unincorporated areas of Sacramento County, the cities of Citrus Heights, Rancho Cordova and Elk Grove, as well as portions of the cities of Folsom and Sacramento. SASD owns and operates thousands of miles of lower lateral and main line pipes and is responsible for the day-to-day operations and maintenance of these sewer pipes. StoptheClog.com
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"Hive" by Philip de los Reyes Brings Architectural Style to Backyard Beekeeping
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Sixteen northern Marshall County homes will now be incorporated into the city of Wheeling because of a voluntary petition, Wheeling City Solicitor Rosemary Humway-Warmuth told county commissioners Tuesday.
In the Glen Hollin Drive area, south of the Elm Grove section of Wheeling, the Friendly City's boundaries already stretch into Marshall County. Humway-Warmuth said some residents who were not already in Wheeling submitted a petition to join the city.
Marshall County Administrator Betsy Frohnapfel said residents at nine of the 16 homes signed the petition.
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Still on the mend from injuries sustained during a fall last month, Marshall County Commissioner Brian Schambach on Tuesday attends his first meeting since the accident.
"These residents are already getting some city services," Humway-Warmuth said. "They just want to have more services."
Following a brief discussion, commissioners Don Mason, Bob Miller and Brian Schambach gave their approval to Wheeling's annexation plan. The residents will still be in Marshall County, but will now have city of Wheeling status, as well.
Still recovering from injuries sustained in a fall from a ladder last month, Schambach attended his first meeting since the accident, although he did participate in the last two via speakerphone.
"I have been relegated to the house for the last 38 days," he said. "It's good to be back and moving around."
The next meeting is set for 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at the at the county courthouse on Seventh Street in Moundsville.


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My cobra will die sometimes after pushing the clutch in to stop at a light. It will restart after sitting for about 10 minutes. It cut out twice going down the road the other day. It has a fuel cell on it. Any ideas? Sensor? Clogged filter?
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"We had envisioned – like any filmmaker who dreams of going to Cannes – of being in competition and winning the Palme d'Or," Xavier Dolan had said in 2012, when his third film "Laurence Anyways" (and third on the Croisette) landed a slot in the Un Certain Regard section, not in coveted Competition lineup. He then took his next film, "Tom At The Farm," to the Venice Film Festival, skipping Cannes entirely. But could 2014 finally see the young filmmaker land in Competition at Cannes.
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