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9/11 and Echelon: Key Players Unearthed
In 1999, I would embark on a campaign (Jam Echelon Day) to publicize the existence of global system of surveillance (ECHELON) implemented by the National Security Agency that "listened" for signs of dissent and threat to the United States and its corporate infrastructure. As the story went, emails and phone calls were monitored for such clues though it was said to be easier to do so with email because of its digital format (at the time a lot more of communications technologies were still analog) and because it took a lot more memory to recognize and interpret speech, as far as computers were concerned. I will never forget how, as I sat posting the alert (I had enlisted the aid of the Hacktivism mailing list and a handful of influential cyber personas all of whom did more than their part) to dozens upon dozens of newsgroups how, when I got to a newsgroup that purported to interest itself in the goings on of the NSA, the most recent post there was entitled Echelon and the body of the test read only, "Listening..."
At the time, being a bit green in the world of activism and dissent and, therefore, surveillance and psychological operations, I had no idea what would be coming my way in the next few years. Let me be clear. Echelon was a "conspiracy theory" when I tackled it and within four months it was the top story on Sixty Minutes. Yeah, that will get you on a list.
I had targeted the premier surveillance outfit of planet Earth and as a result, my being found would be easy for this cabal. Later, I would come to realize that the internet itself had been developed by the Department of Defense, giving meaning to me, finally, for the words of John Trudell who had once claimed that the internet was a tool whose goal was the mining of intelligence. If you are unaware of what I speak, suffice to say that Mitre Corporation, a company I have researched at length in recent years in relationship to its involvement with Warren Buffet and the events of September 11, 2001, was right there at the internet's inception, when it was ARPANET. ARPA stood for Advanced Research Projects Agency which would later become the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).
Now we see where Buffet gets his oracular powers.
I also did not know at the time that I would later find a lead regarding 9/11 that pointed to Booz, Allen, and Hamilton which works closely with Yahoo (information on this is extremely hard to find but here is one item) in maintaining tolerable levels of truth at its forums as well as conducting online psychological operations at only the best of the investigators among us. These psyops are usually aimed at discrediting such independent journalists and there are a million ways to do this.
Folks, what I have just discovered is practically tectonic in its implications. Apparently there are a variety of corporations that have a history of working with, and being virtually in bed with, the NSA system known as Echelon. These very corporations, by and large, are the same outfits that I have linked to the World Trade Center false flag op. It seems that, at the time and without having a clue, I was onto the September 11 gang itself.
ECHELON Facts
What: A highly automated global system and surveillance network for processing data retrieved through interception of communication traffic from all over the world. In the days of the cold war, ECHELON's primary purpose was to keep an eye/ear on the U.S.S.R. In the wake of the fall of the U.S.S.R. ECHELON is officially said to being used to fight terrorism and crimes, but it seems to be evident that the main focus lies in political and economic espionage.
When: ECHELON had been rumored to be in development since 1947, the result of the UKUSA treaty signed by the governments of the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
Who: It is coordinated by the NSA, with participation of the CIA, USAF, NSG, GCHQ, DSD, CSE, GCSB. It seems that NSA is the only "contractor" who has access to the whole of information, whereas the other participants only get a comparingly small portion of information.
Where: Headquarters of the ECHELON system are at Fort Meade in Maryland, which is the NSA Headquarter. The NSA operates many interception stations all over the world, with or without the knowledge of the host country.
How: Each station in the ECHELON network has computers that automatically search through millions of intercepted data for containing pre-programmed keywords or fax, telex and email addresses. Every word of every message is automatically searched. Computers that can search for keywords have existed since at least the 1970s, but the ECHELON system has been designed to interconnect all these computers and allow the stations to function as components of an integrated whole.
The scale of the collection system was described by the former Director of the NSA, Vice Admiral William Studeman, in 1992. At that time the NSA's collection system generated about 2 million intercepted messages per hour. Of these, all but about 13,000 an hour were discarded. Of these about 2,000 met forwarding criteria, of which some 20 are selected by analysts, who then write 2 reports for further distribution. Therefore, in 1992 Menwith Hill Sation was intercepting 17.5 billion messages a year. Of these some 17.5 million may have been studied for analysis.
How much: ECHELON justifies obviously multi-billion dollar expenses. But no detailed figures are available yet.
ECHELON Introduction
The end of the Cold War and the fall of the Berlin wall marked the end of a whole fictional genre: the spy novel. But as writers such as John Le Carre and Frederick Forsyth have since moved their field of interest to issues such as Islamic fundamentalism or ethnic separatist struggles against Western superpowers, the legacy of the spy network which was allegedly built for military operations only throughout the Cold War period, promises to outdo all fictional blue prints of espionage thrillers.
Over the past decades and especially throughout the 90s, a series of facts have surfaced, providing considerable evidence that a network of spy agencies, IT industries, governmental officials and research laboratories have developed a vast network which today serves mainly the purpose of industrial espionage. It's name is ECHELON, a highly automated global system and surveillance network for processing data retrieved through interception of communication traffic from all over the world. In the days of the cold war, ECHELON's primary purpose was to keep an eye/ear on the U.S.S.R. In the wake of the fall of the U.S.S.R. ECHELON is officially said to being used to fight terrorism and crimes, but it seems to be evident that the main focus lies in political and economic espionage.
A few people have played key roles in the uncovering of the mechanisms behind the closed doors of Western military operations. And still today, the evidence that has been brought into the sunlight has not forced any official body to give an official statement acknowledging or denying the existence of ECHELON.
ECHELON had been rumored to be in development since 1947, the result of the UKUSA treaty signed by the governments of the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
Only in 1976 the British journalist Duncan Campbell published an article in London based magazine Time Out which was called 'The Eavesdroppers'. This article contained a detailed description of what the GCHQ was and did. Starting from this research, Campbell continued to publish many articles concerning illegal communication interception conducted by the secret services.
But these first suspicions and truths about the nature of the spy network raised little media attention across the world. It was only in 1996, when the New Zealand journalist Nicky Hager published his book 'Secret Power: New Zealand's Role In the International Spy Network' containing detailed notes of meetings and agreements of army officials and private industries, ECHELON began to raise interest and eyebrows of politicians mainly in Europe and the media, mostly in Europe and America.
However, the saga continues and until today, despite official reports, elaborate research and founded claims, the existence of ECHELON has maintained to be one of the secrets of Western superpowers. And on a European level, the subject matter seems to create a divide across most political parties and governments.
Even in 1998, the European Parliament keeps its head down. In the STOA report, Assessment of the Technologies of Political Control, Martin Bangemann sums up the fears and strategies of official bodies dealing with the subject in his closing statement: "I think that there is a difference between someone writing a book, or - if you allow me to say this - a member of parliament who voices a concern and a representative of an institution which can only act within a democratic system if he or she knows something for sure. That level of knowledge we do not have."
Campaigning for the disclosure of ECHELON has been coming a long way. Starting in the early 90s, mainly grassroots activists have been instrumental in raising the public awareness. The most prominent case today is still the American base in Menwith Hill, Yorkshire UK. The community around Menwith Hill, Yorkshire UK has played a central role in pushing for official enquiries concerning the activities of UK based American bases. As there seemed to be a very concrete threat, the "Provision of (...) hazardous storage buildings" pointing towards severe safety and heath dangers, the grassroots activists eventually managed to lobby for parliamentary enquiries within the UK. An official spokesman and driving force behind the development has been Glyn Ford, Labour Member of European Parliament for Greater Manchester. Eventually, the issue was taken up by the European Parliament, leading to the STOA report in 1995 and finalized in 1998. The report confirms the existence of the ECHELON system and calls for an investigation into the activities of the NSA in Europe.
The following report of World Information brings together various sources which on the whole indicate the extension and functioning of a network for industrial espionage under the cover of military and governmental operations which would seriously challenge any fictional writing of the cold war era.
ECHELON UKUSA Alliance
ECHELON Timeline
ECHELON UKUSA Signals Intelligence Agreement Partners
ECHELON Other involved countries
ECHELON Interception Targets
ECHELON Main Stations
ECHELON Intelligence Budget
ECHELON Corporations involved in Intelligence Business
ECHELON and COMSAT
SOURCE: World-Information
Also see:
Echelon, PROMIS, and Artificial Intelligence
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Michelle PW : One marketing mistake you don't want to make
One marketing mistake you don't want to make
By Michele Pariza Wacek
If you want to sell anything whether books, products or services then you need to know your target market.
Yes, I know this is nothing terribly new or exciting. Know your target market. All kinds of marketing articles tell you that.
But what they don't tell you is HOW.
This is the first part in a series of articles that will help you discover exactly WHO your target market is, WHAT they want, WHERE they are and HOW to reach them.
But before we start, let's talk about why doing all this extra work is a good idea.
Creating customer loyalty is already tough. And it's only going to get tougher. There's a lot of competition out there. The strength of the Internet is also its weakness. You can easily promote yourself and your products and services, but so can your competition.
On top of that, the old ways of marketing just don't work the way they used to (more information can be found in Forget Everything You Know About Marketing It's All Going to Change article.)
But the only way you're going to survive or, better yet, thrive is by nurturing your customers and cultivating their loyalty.
So, how do you do that? Easy by providing products, services or information your customers want.
Okay, maybe that's not so easy. But it's what you have to do.
You can go about this one of two ways. Either find the target market you want to work with and develop products and services that market wants. Or create the products (or books) then hunt down the target market who wants them.
If you're a writer or an artist and have an idea burning within you, then you're probably looking at the second way. The problem with that way is you may end up creating something no one wants. But if your creativity is calling for you to create it, then I think you should. Just get it out there you can always tweak it later to make it more relevant to your target market.
Okay, so let's start with finding your target market. If you're a fiction writer, start by envisioning people with similar reading interests to yours (chances are you yourself would enjoy reading what you wrote.) And if you write non-fiction or have other products or services to sell, you probably already have in mind who is buying (or would be interested in buying) your offerings.
Whatever you do, DON'T say your target market is "the general public" or "mostly women" or, worse yet, "anyone can benefit from what I sell."
While that all may be true, not everyone is going to buy your product. You need to narrow it down to the people most likely to buy and market just to them. (Trust me, even Wal-Mart has a target market.)
You can also have different target markets. Senior citizens and teenagers may both buy your product, but chances are they're buying it for completely different reasons. Take cell phones. Teenagers buy them because they're comfortable with having access to people wherever they go. My 90-year-old grandfather bought one for emergency use only.
Remember, people don't buy products, they buy what the product will give them. They don't buy a hair dryer, they're buying a way to become more attractive. They don't buy books, they buy the experience the book will give them.
Start by defining your target market. Have several target markets? Write them all down.
Creativity exercise Discover your target market
Here's an exercise you can try if you're still unsure of your target market or if you want to make sure you aren't missing any potential customers.
Get a sheet of paper. Write down all the features of your product. Features are descriptions of your product. If we go back to the cell phone example, features of cell phones are they're small and wireless. For a book it's a description of what your book is about.
Now change those features to benefits. For a cell phone, you can carry it anywhere and use it anywhere (anywhere there's a signal, that is.) For your book, it's the information they'll learn something or experience something.
Now make a list of who needs those benefits. Think broadly here. Maybe parents or people in certain industries or people with certain jobs. Try to come up with at least 50 markets. Be silly. That's when you're most likely to hear your muse (or genius) speaking to you.
Another technique is to ask your subconscious for help. Do a meditation where you ask your subconscious to show you someone from your target market. Ask questions and see what the answers are.
Once you come up with your list, then it's time to critique and judge. Try and narrow it to no more than five target markets. One or two are better yet. The more target markets, the harder it gets. You can always start with one, and once you've made yourself known in that market, you can move to a second and a third and so on.
Now that you've defined your target market, it's time to start the research. More on that in Connect More, Sell More, Part 2 Ask and You Shall Receive. •
Copyright 2004 Michele Pariza Wacek. All rights reserved.
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I was sitting in a cafe in downtown Belgrade, when everyone's cell phone went off at once. The Prime Minister, Zoran Djindjic, had been shot twice in the chest and abdomen with a high-powered, large-caliber rifle. Two minutes later, the network crashed from overload and everyone's phone went dead. But the news followed quickly anyhow: Djindjic was DOA.
It's hard to describe just how shocking and sad this was. Outside Serbia, it was a brief headline, a bit of tut-tutting -- the Balkans are a violent place, you know -- and then forgotten. But in Serbia the reaction was convulsive: an outpouring of shock and grief, half a million people at the funeral procession, then a massive strike, with all the power of the State, against the forces that had organized the assassination. Djindjic was not very popular when he died. His approval ratings were in the single digits; basically, he was blamed for everything bad that had happened since Milosevice fell, and (perhaps more to the point) everything good that hadn't happened. Serbia's high unemployment, the steady drumbeat of indictments from the Hague, the continued dominance of the old criminal elites in business and society... people blamed the guy in charge. When he died, of course, the pendulum swung the other way; he became, for a little while, a hero and a martyr. That was wrong too, I think. Me? Personally, I always liked Djindjic. I only met him once, but he left a very favorable impression: charming, intelligent, energetic. Sure, giving a good impression is part of a politician's job, but that was part of the point; he was a good politician, in the sense of being technically good, and I respected that. And he had the right ideas, for the most part. He realized that Serbia had to break away from its past and chart a new course, towards reconciliation with the region and, eventually, towards Europe. That he wasn't able to make much progress was mostly not his fault. He made some difficult and, frankly, dirty compromises; but it's hard to see what else he could have done. A year later, I think we can see more clearly what was lost. Djindjic himself was a great loss to Serbia. If he wasn't a visionary or a healer, he was a sensible and pragmatic political technician with a firm grasp of what Serbia actually needed. Serbia needs more like him. Djindjic's leadership was replaced by the clumsy and short-lived Zivkovic administration, which collapsed last November. Today Kostunica, who was first his ally and then his despised rival, is presiding over a rickety new government. Some of Djindjic's assassins are on trial (though the trial itself is deeply troubled and troubing). At least one major suspect, the Special Forces chief-turned-gangster "Legija", remains at large. I suppose I should add something here about the greater significance of it all and what the long-term impact may be, and such. But I find that it still makes me really sad to think about it. And we go on.


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The light would last for approximately six months, longer than they'd need. Anna followed the cone of bluish illumination out along the cave floor.
"It doesn't seem as bright as it should be. Are we getting full output?"
Morden checked the side of the device.
"It's at one hundred percent. These walls seem to absorb the light.
"Anna checked her coordinates with the hand-held scanner, moved toward the cave wall, a few yards down from the light. She found the small hole that she had dug with the probe. "Can you bring your lights over here?"
Morden and Favorito came closer, following her lead and pointing their lights at the jagged stone fragments and larger stones that made up the cave floor.
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She couldn't believe it. They were gone.
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Anna crouched, a difficult maneuver in the bulky suit. Morden was shining his light down the hole.
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Oracle released SOA Suite 12c (12.1.3) bringing a further integration between components and a bunch of new features. This blog is one in a series of new features summaries about SOA Suite 12c to view them all check this blog.
This blog will summaries the features specific to SCA Composites / BPEL and the Enterprise Manager Dashboards. The features are summarised, but most will get an own blog that tells about the full details.
This blog will talk about the following topics:
• Changed project / directory structure • Project / Component en Scope Templates • Updates to the composite editor • Updates to the mediator • Updates to the BPEL component / activities • Fault Policy Editor • SOA Composer refresh in 12c • SOA Suite Debugger •
Changed project / directory structureThe structure of the project has changes drastically. All components are now placed in there own sub folder.
• Adapters – Collection of JCA adapter resources
• BPEL – Collection of BPEL en SBPEL components
• DVM – Collection of Domain Value Maps
• Mediators – Collection of Mediator components
• Schemas – Collection of XML Schemas (XSD)
• Testsuites – Collection of Composite tests
• Transformations – Collection of XSLT transformations
• WSDLS – Collection of service contracts
The composite.xml carries the same name as in 126.96.36.199, the name of the SOA project.
Kick-start an SCA Composite using templatesIn 12c it is easier then ever to re-use at all levels within a SCA composite. Using the build-in template support you can kick-start a SCA Composite or add reusable components. There are three types of templates; SOA Project, Component and Custom Activity template. Templates are fully editable, one you apply them to you SCA Composite or BPEL component it is part of that composite or component. When you create a template all dependencies (partnerlinks) are also part of the template.
Project Templates
With this kind of template you can create/load an entire project. Great example for this template is a skeleton project with default adapters and mediators (without wires) of use it for training purposes so that everybody starts with the same resources. Project templates are accessible at the time of new project creation directly, or when it is part of new application.
Component Templates
With this kind of template you can create/load a component with all his dependencies (resources and components). For example a BPEL process with default invocations to common services. This template can be automatically discovered in the component palette when in the Composite editor.
Custom Activity Templates
Similar to a standalone subprocess, only the code is added to existing BPEL process and dependencies are added to Composite. It can contain variables and activities (assign, invoke, transformation, etc). This template can be automatically discovered in the component palette when in the BPEL Component editor.
Templates will be visible if they're available in the template path, configured in JDev, but there is also an import wizard available to bring templates in from different system.
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Wednesday, June 04, 2014
- Up in the Air - Official Music Video by Pizza T and Danny Kelly "Z-Kamp"
I worked super hard on this video. It is a dream come true to have Danny Kelly, Micheal T Mercker, Jay Blakesburg and so many others came together to make this music video happen. I truly believe this is the best music of 2014. This video defines what Z-Kamp has become. My life has been in many spirals as you might find if you read this blog, but lately my life is all rainbows and kisses. I am so happy and have so much energy and health to spread through out whatever this thing is. Maybe it's the universe or maybe it's all some sort of dream within a dream of thoughts collect through infinity.
Rachel Corrie died over ten years ago and I told the Rachel Corrie Foundation in Olympia during the Occupy Olympia period in 2011 that I would DO SOMETHING. And this is one of the things I did. Stand up! Use art to speak! Speak loud and help spread the words and wisdom and knowledge of TRUTH!
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In fiscal year (FY) 2013, the U.S. Postal Service paid $21.7 billion in carrier compensation — $15.5 billion for city carriers compared to $6.2 billion for rural carriers, according to a new report by the USPS Office of Inspector General (OIG) titled City Carrier Management and Compensation (PDF).
Based on the findings contained in the report, the OIG recommends the chief human resources officer and executive vice president develop a city carrier compensation system based on time standards for specific tasks completed by a city carrier, perhaps similar to how rural carriers are compensated. The OIG believes that such a system would reduce supervisory costs, grievance payments and administrative costs, while increasing overall efficiency and productivity. The OIG estimates that such changes could reduce compensation costs by at least $1.3 billion (in 2015).
USPS Management disagrees with the report, expressing concern about the estimates of monetary impact and noting that compensation systems for city and rural carriers can only be addressed through the collective bargaining process. Nevertheless, the OIG believes the large potential savings more than justifies pursuing a challenge through the bargaining process.


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The Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center (CBEC), located at 600 Discovery Lane in Grasonville, is a 510-acre wildlife preserve that opens the eyes, ears, mind, and heart to the wildlife and historic landscapes that characterize Maryland's Eastern Shore. A Visitor Center, gift shop, indoor and outdoor restrooms, and picnic facilities are available. For more information, visit www.bayrestoration.org. CBEC offers the following programs, classes and special events this year:
Creepy Crawlers
Creepy Crawler classes are open to 2 to 5-year olds accompanied by an adult. Classes are held the first Monday and Tuesday of each month from 10 to 11:15 a.m. Each class involves story time, craft, hike, live animals (or artifacts), and a snack.
April 2-3 • "The Strange and Amazing Bat"
Discover what makes these flying mammals so important to our ecosystem and why they're wonderful and not scary.
May 7-8 • "Tadpoles and Frogs"
Do tadpoles turn into frogs, toads or both? Learn about the incredible lifecycle of these amphibian friends and find out.
June 5-6 • "Critters In The Bay"
Grab wading shoes and a dip net and investigate who lives in the shallow water Bay.
July 2-3 • "The Remarkable Oyster"
Explore an oyster reef to discover its use as a habitat and filter for the Chesapeake Bay.
August 6-7 • "Turtle Tales"
Why did the turtle cross the road? Find out the answer and more reptilian facts.
September 4 only • "Caterpillars, Butterflies, and Moths"
What a change from crawler to flyer. Let's follow the changes that happen with butterflies and moths.
October 1-2 • "Along Came a Spider"
Dare to come face to face with an eight-legged, 10-eyed creepy crawler.
November 5-6 • "Fabulous Foxes"
Furry, fabled, and fabulous. Hike to a fox den and learn if these creatures are as cunning as stories say.
December 4-5 • "Oh Deer!"
Does Rudolph live in Maryland? No, but his cousin the White Tail does. Learn the similarities and differences.
Creepy Crawlers Gardening
Creepy Crawler gardening classes are open to 2 to 5-year olds accompanied by an adult. Classes are held on Mondays from 10 to 11:15 a.m. Pre-registration is required. Each class involves hands-on work in our garden, games or arts and crafts, and a snack.
April 16 • "Composting for the Garden"
Learn why composting is so important. Discover the Three Sisters, then learn how to plant them.
May 21 • "From Seed to Sprout"
Pizza? Colonial? Salsa? Explore our new garden themes and get dirty planting seeds and sprouts.
June 18 • "We're Eating What?"
Learn about the different parts of plants that we eat then plant potatoes and sunflowers.
July 16 • "Friend or Foe?"
Discover which bugs are helpful and which are not. Help us start pumpkin vines for Halloween.
August 20 • "The Fruits of Labor"
It's harvest time. What can we make with our bounty? Let's find out.
September 17 • "The Seasonal Garden"
Replant our spent beds with fall produce and help make a scarecrow for our pumpkin patch.
October 22 • "Halloween Harvest"
Pick pumpkins from our patch, explore what's inside, and take one home for Halloween.
November 19 • "Replenishing the Soil"
Find out what a cover crop is and what it can do for next year's garden.
December 17 • "Beautiful, Beneficial Bees"
Learn about the importance of bees and help make a bee hotel for our garden.
Guided Hikes
Guided hikes will be led by Naturalists and will occur on a Thursday at 10 a.m. and on a Saturday at 1 p.m. Participants are encouraged to dress for weather and bring along a water bottle, small snack, and binoculars. Duration is about two hours.
April 19 • Lake Trail Hike 10 a.m.
Along the journey, practice "Forest Bathing," a mindfulness approach that helps us deepen our engagement with nature through attentiveness, noticing, silence and stillness. With a Meditative Facilitator serving as guide, the group will pause along the trail to immerse in each habitat experience.
April 28 • Tree Hike 1 p.m.
Discover the names and natural history of the most common trees found on the property.
2018 hikes are as follows:
May 17, May 26, June 21, June 30, July 19, July 28, August 9, August 25, September 13; September 22; October 11; October 27, November 15, November 24, December 13, December 22
American Canoe Association Kayak Instruction Courses
CBEC is hosting ACA Instruction for Kayak Paddling Skills and Assessments. These courses are designed to expose and develop participants' skills and/or are designed for participants to be required to successfully complete a checklist of skills in order to receive a skills assessment credential from the ACA. CBEC Instructors are certified ACA Level 1-2 Kayaking Instructors.
April 15 • 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. Quick Start your Kayak (Dryland Only)
May 20 • 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Introduction to Kayaking Level 1 Skills/Assessment
June 1 • 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Introduction to Kayaking Level 1 Skills/Assessment
July 29 • 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.-Introduction to Kayaking Level 1 Skills/Assessment
August 10 • 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Safety and Rescue
September 9 • 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Safety and Rescue
Guided Kayak Trips
Experience the wonders of the wetlands via kayak. Paddle with an experienced and certified naturalist/kayak guide and explore the watershed of Marshy Creek. It's hoped to see wading birds, waterfowl, and migratory raptors hunting the marshlands. Other common sightings include otter, muskrat, terrapin turtles, mating cownose stingrays, schooling silversides, undulating jellyfish and slithery water snakes. Guided trips are as follows: May 6 • 1 p.m.; May 24 • 5:30 p.m.; June 14 • 5:30 p.m.; June 24 • 1 p.m.; July 8 • 1 p.m.; July 19 • 5:30 p.m.; August 16 • 5:30 p.m.; August 19 • 1 p.m.; September 6 • 5:30 p.m.; September 23 • 1 p.m.; October 7 • 1 p.m.; October 18 • 5 p.m.
Maryland Master Naturalist
The Maryland Master Naturalist Program is a structured, science-based certificate program that supports Maryland citizens desire to learn more about the natural history of Maryland and who are willing to share the knowledge gained with others. The Program is designed and offered by the University of Maryland Extension through a host site and facilitator. The Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center is a host site for the Coastal Plain region with Courtney Leigh, Volunteer and Adult Education Coordinator acting as the Facilitator, on Wednesdays, September 5 – December 12, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Summer Camps
Week-long sessions beginning June 18 through August 31
Each week brings unique and engaging sessions with Chesapeake Bay-related themes, catering to campers from 4 to 18 years old.
Paddlepalooza • July 14
Circumnavigate the "Horsehead Peninsula" and party at the Lakeside Pavilion following the paddle with food trucks, beer, and live music.
Little Bobbers Fishing Derby • August 4
Catch fish, win prizes and earn goodie bags.
Wet and Wild Auction • September 15
This event includes cocktails, buffet dinner, live music, and silent/live auctions.
Birdies for the Bay Golf Tournament • October 1
CBEC's annual golf tournament held at Queenstown Harbor Golf Course.
Haunted Bingo • October 26
Kick off Halloween weekend by testing your luck at old-fashioned Bingo.
Saturday with Santa • December 1
Enjoy a walk, story time with Santa, holiday carols, crafts, treats, pictures, and more.


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Konami has announced that Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes will now cost less at retail for PS4 and Xbox One.
The next-gen versions of the upcoming title will now cost £29.99 rather than £39.99, so they'll match the cost of the digital editions, as well as the retail price for the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions.
The digital version of the game on both PS3 and Xbox 360 remains unchanged at £19.99.
Last week, Konami revealed the resolutions and frame-rates for all versions of the upcoming stealth adventure. The PS4 version runs at 1080p and 60fps, while the Xbox One version runs natively at 720p and 60fps. On the older consoles, Ground Zeroes runs at an upscaled 720p and 30fps.
Following this, the studio confirmed that a limited edition PS4 console would be released to coincide with the release of Ground Zeroes. It looks pretty snazzy. If you're still unsure which platform you fancy getting the game on, a handy comparison video has also been released showing all the versions running at once.
Luke Karmali is IGN's UK Junior Editor. You too can revel in mediocrity by following him on Twitter.


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Apparently, the title I have chosen for this review is the closest thing we have in the English language to the German word 'schadenfreude', as you all already know, meaning 'taking pleasure in someone else's misfortune'. I prefer the German as a sort of loan word into the English language; even Denny's butchering of the word (shutterbug?!) is far superior to this unnecessarily long e-word that traces its roots back to Greek and apparently means the same thing as schadenfreude, even though you may not find it in many dictionaries. Whatever word you want to use to describe it, you can't ignore it, and we've certainly all been guilty of it at one point or another. Alan played on that universality of the feeling - even went as far as to suggest it is a biological, physiological fact of the human brain, not merely an ugly unexplainable facet of the way the human mind works. And he was right in his assertion that the only way anyone could convict Kelly Nolan of the murder of her husband was through a sick happiness they would draw from it. People want murders to be solved, the criminals to be apprehended and punished for their evil deeds. But things don't work out that way, all cut and dry, prepackaged and ready to go. Is it possible that Kelly was in fact guilty? Certainly. That isn't what counts though. It is absolutely possible that she is innocent, and so Alan argued that it would be flat-out wrong to find her guilty. Throughout Kelly Nolan's appearance on the show, she has been defined not through what she has done, said, or felt, but rather a lack of all three, especially the last. Instead of witty dialog, as is usual between the litigators of Crane, Poole, and Schmidt, it is rather her almost calculated reservedness and reticence, and a detached demeanor that has cast doubt on her innocence from the the moment she walked into the firm's offices. She is a powerful character not because she cries on the stand at the loss of a loved one; but because she seems to feel nothing at all. This sets off the media blitz that dubbed her 'The Black Widow', and subsequently worries her representation, namely Brad, whose straightforward nature leads him to believe that unless she starts to act like a woman who has lost her husband, she's going to start acting like a woman who picks up garbage on the highway in an orange jumpsuit. To Read More Click Here If You Missed This Episode Watch It Here Online Now
Before I get into the meat of this review, I want to start out by extending my gratitude to one of the kindest and most dedicated fans of Boston Legal I could have ever hope to meet - Dana. Thank you so much for putting together everything you do over at boston-legal.org and thank you for tracking me down and giving me a place to post my reviews of Boston Legal, including my old reviews of S1 and these new ones for S2. I feel lucky to be a part of this and am glad that someone has been reading. ;) Also, some more housekeeping before moving on to the review of the S2 premiere, 'The Black Widow'; I've already touched on this with Dana in the podcast for this episode (download it at boston-legal.org), but in case you haven't listened to that, a big congratulations out to James Spader for winning his Emmy for Lead Actor in a Drama Series for his role as Alan Shore on Boston Legal and to William Shatner for winning his for Supporting Actor in a Drama Series for his role as Denny Crane. That's a repeat win for both of them; James Spader won last year for the same role on The Practice and William Shatner won for Guest Actor in a Drama Series, also on The Practice. Maybe this kind of recognition will help boost the ratings...I can only hope. ((OK. Sorry about that. Here we go! Forgive me if this review is a bit rough around the edges; I've been out of practice for a while. So bear with me; thanks for reading!)) They opened up this episode with a crash course on the history of the show, covering most major (and some minor - was Bernie's story really important enough?) storylines from S1 to set up this season. A nice refresher course for those who did watch the show on Sundays last season, and an introduction to the show for those who did not. To Read More Click Here If You Missed This Episode Watch It Here Online Now
Probably the strongest episode of the series, dramatically speaking. Of the few episodes of The Practice that I did see prior to the introduction of Alan Shore in Season 8, this rang true as an episode that could have come from that series, with a classic Boston Legal tongue-in-cheek subplot to undercut the seriousness of the main plot, which was nothing short of phenomenal. Alan is so effective in this role - because for once, he isn't sardonic or smug. He's passionate about a case that he truly believes in, and he doesn't have the upper hand - he's fighting an arduous uphill battle that he knows he probably can't win. But he fought anyway. For Chelina, for Zeke - for his own personal beliefs. That's admirable whether or not you're morally upstanding. I'm not going to comment on whether the death penalty is virtuous or a monstrous institution, and I'm not even going to touch the fact that Texas is responsible for so many of our nation's state-inflicted capital punishments. David E. Kelley did plenty of that for the both of us. Instead, I'd like to examine the people that make up this show - it's the characters that carry us through the story, case by case. That's why I watch the show in the first place, and that's why I stick around. I'll tell you, plain and simple, right now - Alan Shore is THE most interesting, involving, sarcastic, and yet at the same time utterly serious character on television. Period. I just couldn't help but watch in awe as he delivered his final speech to the Texan justices, scrambling to find some way to stay Zeke's execution, any way he could. He likes that people such as Chelina would turn to him for help in this insurmountable situation, and he hates that sometimes, he fails. But that's what makes him more real than the (pleasantly) one-dimensional Denny. To Read More Click Here If You Missed This Episode Watch It Here Online Now
A few nights ago, January 16th 2005, Boston Legal went up against the 62nd Annual Golden Globe Awards - a daunting task. While James Spader was bested by Deadwood's Ian McShane, William Shatner took honors in the BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE IN A SERIES, MINI-SERIES OR MOTION PICTURE MADE FOR TELEVISION category for his role of Denny Crane on the series. Congratulations to him! I don't really have a good way to shift gears into my review, but I figured that was worth mentioning. Anyways, this latest installment of Boston Legal was equal parts farewell episode, dark comedy, and socially meaningful legal drama - the story of creationism vs. evolution isn't an old one in our court systems or our television sets (or even the David E. Kelley universe, I'm told) but that doesn't mean it isn't worth revisiting, especially under different circumstances. As Shirley Schmidt (or just 'Schmidt' as she's telling most people to call her) acclimates herself to life in the crazy world that is the Boston office of Crane, Poole, and Schmidt, Nora discovers the lewd game that is working for Alan Shore; Bernard Ferrion returns as the serial tiny serial killer whose only crime was to desperately want to be noticed; and Betty White, reprising her role from The Practice (Catherine Piper) was more of a cameo appearance than a guest spot. Hopefully there will be more from her in the future besides skeeving Alan out by applying for the now vacant assistant's position. To Read More Click Here If You Missed This Episode Watch It Here Online Now
I'd like to start off this review by extending a warm welcome to my co-reviewer, TeaCake911 - I was delighted when he filled in with a review for the Halloween episode which I missed and I'm glad to see that he'll be a regular reviewer of the show. Since I prefer to focus on plot analysis and how the action and the story affect the characters, he'll take on the role of analyzing character development, and I'll keep on going with my normal reviewing. So back to the matter at hand. In what was easily the best episode of the series thus far, every single character (save for Sally) was at the top of their game. Nobody was boring, and nobody was overused; nobody came off as too one-dimensional and the balance between drama and comedy as well as between characters was just right. Even the fact that this was a themed episode (and traditionally I have a thing against themed episodes) couldn't take away from the fact that by the end of the episode, I was really looking forward to what is going to happen next week - not just to see what Alan Shore will say next. To Read More Click Here If You Missed This Episode Watch It Here Online Now
I'd like to start off with an apology for not posting a review for last weeks episode (1.05 'An Eye For An Eye'). I even had a clever name for the review before I even saw the episode, but the age old VCR problems have plagued me for this last week. I had similar problems when taping the other show I review, Lost; unfortunately, ABC does not air reruns of Boston Legal, at least not yet. Once I see the episode I'll be sure to post a (late) review for it. Anyways, I'm finally feeling optimistic about this show again, like I was during it's early development stages and all summer long as I saw promos for it. There is something of a character balance and rotation - Tara has reappeared, and Brad was shifted away from the focus. I know that he'll be back, though, and with 16 episodes still to go in the season, I'm more than positive that by the end of Season 1 everything will be in order. Sometimes, it takes time for a new show to find it's feet, and I'm more than willing to give the show as much time as it needs, because it has the potential to be an amazing law show whose characters are more important than the plotlines, a flaw that has been epitomized by law shows in past years. I think something that the creative team behind Boston Legal have realized is that the idea that the entire show and firm would focus on the "high priced world of civil law" is limiting the show's concept and ultimately taking away from what it could be; this episode, however, proved that they've found a balance, as episodes like 'Change of Course' focused more on the criminal aspect of things (something that I criticized) and episodes like this one honed on on moral and civil issued which, when crafted and written carefully, can be just as human and pensive as any criminal case. The two stories told tonight were a testament to that fact. To Read More Click Here If You Missed This Episode Watch It Here Online Now
In spite of a somewhat successful melding of the two contrasting aspects of this show, I was unsettled by the fact that the "high priced world of civil law" that was so highly touted during promotion has been pushed aside for two criminal cases; if you want this show to assume it's own personality, away from The Practice, then you cannot rely on the plotlines that are prevalent in criminal law. A criminal case here and there is unavoidable, perhaps even preferable; but here it was overkill. And while the characters seem to grow in baby steps, leaps and bounds, or not at all, I'm still enjoying tuning in every week. Alan may not be the shining beacon of hope for the law show he was on The Practice, but at least he's still the poster child for questionable ethics. The fact that everybody in the firm knows it, including the insufferable and office-less Lewiston, only makes it that much more enjoyable. I was even able to look past the terrible mismatch that is Alan and Sally, because I truly believe the quiet conclusion means that they're finally done. And although he remains, generally speaking, largely inactive in the courtroom, he's still the most fun to watch. I can only hope he'll get even more interesting now that he's cast Sally aside. (Or did she cast him aside? Is that distinction irrelevant?) I still think Sally is a waste of screen time; that's not to say that she isn't an integral character, or that she's entirely useless - I simply believe they are spending too much time on her. Perhaps the title of this episode has more than one meaning - I certainly hope that the 'change of course' involves a shift away from Sally and more towards Tara, who is still absent. And the fact that she is missing is felt; there is a definite hole in Crane, Poole, & Schmidt. And for now, Sally does not succeed in filling it. To Read More Click Here If You Missed This Episode Watch It Here Online Now
It's a longstanding, preconceived notion that lawyers, as well as politicians, are the scum of the earth. A necessary evil. Deceptive, duplicitous, dishonest and every other 'd' word that means the same thing. Well, I'm not even going to try and rebut that, because the lawyers at Crane, Poole, & Schmidt seem content to perpetuate the stereotype. And that works for them...somehow. When your main character's personal relationship with a co-worker is your main plotline, you have a problem, especially if the dynamic of the couple is just plain off. Sally is making Alan look, well, bad, and her only saving grace was pulling a rabbit out of her skirt (instead of her hat) with a technique Alan suggested. Even if the rabbit wasn't of the hooker variety this week. I was glad to see Alan drop the patronizing attitude he had developed towards Christine and finally draw the line somewhere, both in his initial defiance of her being opposing counsel and then later making much of his litigation applicable both to the case at hand and his current situation with his ex-lover/ex-attempted murderer. Denny took the spotlight in this episode, which wouldn't have been a problem whatsoever if everything he did wasn't entirely involved with the superfluous appearance of his supposed son, whose actual link to Denny was actually proven wrong at the end of the episode, conveniently ending the story and allowing them to move on without further development of the 'father' layer for Denny. All he did in a courtroom was sit in the back and root for both sides, while Brad's drivel continued and "Donny Crane" made the obligatory self announcement even more trivial than it was before. Sorry, but Bill Shatner is the only one who can pull that off, and even then, I'd enjoy it more if it was used sparingly. Hell, even Sally got in on the action by the end of the episode, and what was once a character-specific quirk is now a firm-wide joke. Unfortunately, it's lost it's meaning. To Read More Click Here If You Missed This Episode Watch It Here Online Now
The problem with measuring sanity is that, you can't really do it for yourself. Someone else has to tell you you're not right in the head or you probably won't believe it, and even then it's more than normal for people not to trust others. It's a riddle, but it's part of life, even the quirky lives of the lawyers at Crane, Poole, & Schmidt. Alan's uneven relationship with Sally continues to bother me. They just don't seem to belong together, no matter how much she thinks so. There are more sparks between Alan and Lori, and they've had maybe three scenes together the entire series. Brad seems to be filling the 'appreciative and admiring' son figure that is usually occupied by Alan, (only Brad does it with a tad less cynicism), and it's a justified move since Alan and Brad seem to balance each other out. He didn't really have anything to do in the courtroom, but he was superb, as always, in front of the committee at the loony bin. He plays the English language like a musician plays his instrument, brilliantly setting up Christine's stockpile of unused medication, and freeing her from the "hospital". Unfortunately for him this would set into motion a chain of circumstances that can only end badly; something mirrored in Denny's alienation from the rest of the firm, especially others in positions of power within it. Denny may not be the same awe-inspiring figure he used to be, but he still knows what the hell he's doing when it comes to the law, and manipulating others, two skills that tend to go hand in hand. His former friend and partner tried to set him up (something that astounds Lori, who was the first to pick up on the plot), but Denny wrapped up his confidence in his trademark arrogance, winning the trial and thwarting the efforts to have him removed. Despite Brad's confession of a deep love for Denny, which I'll get to later, he remains the authority figure who demands respect, not just because he's a figurehead but because he commands it. Even though he was obviously badgering the widow at the deposition, he was able to conceal it as a legitimate line of questioning while making the opposing counsel seem like the fool, something I doubted he could do. But only for a second. To Read More Click Here If You Missed This Episode Watch It Here Online Now
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The Parkmans have been crazy busy over the past few weeks. I wish I could tell you we were bogged down with exciting adventures, but that's not the case. We're just living life day-to-day and the days and weeks are slipping by. Miss Libby is changing and growing so much. She is squealing and practicing rolling over, it is amazing how big she is getting. She is interacting with us so much, I can hardly believe the tiny baby I brought home from the hospital is almost four months old!
Angel and Peter were in town this weekend and came by to visit. Libby wanted Angel to feed her a bottle and she did a GREAT job, she was a natural! Angel and Peter, it was nice to see y'all, come again when you can stay longer!
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Directed by: Christopher Nolan
Starring: Christian Bale, Tom Hardy, Gary Oldman, Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Anne Hathaway, Marion Cotillard
It is a sad thing that such a tragedy occurred last night during the screen of The Dark Knight Rises that happened in Colorado. I can't believe that someone would do such a horrible thing during a movie screen into unsuspecting audience members. The family member of the deceased and the wounded are in my prays and hope that everything is okay. RIP. I did manage to see a midnight screening of this movie and I have to say that it completely lives up to expectations. With a smart screenplay and the action sequences, which the previous movies seemed to lack for the most part, and that Bane was actually a perfect choice for the villain since he is able to go head to head in fighting with Batman. He is completely menacing with a voice that both creeped me out and served a purpose since the mask covered the majority of his face and Tom Hardy was able to convey such emotion and body language while being some what limited with the mask in the way. Christopher Nolan has yet again made an accomplished movie that satisfying end to his trilogy that will not disappoint anyone. Christopher Nolan seems to be able make awesome ending to movie, while Batman Begins and The Dark Knight had some what of cliff hangers, since he made millions of people question what the ending of Inception really meant. The ending of this movie can really be interpreted anyway that someone wants, I'm not going to spoil it but it was a fantastic way of ending the movie.
Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy concludes with this Warner Brothers release that finds The Dark Knight pitted against Bane, an unstoppable foe possessed of tremendous physical and intellectual strength. Nearly a decade after taking the fall for Harvey Dent's death and disappearing into the darkness, a fugitive Batman (Christian Bale) watches from the shadows as the Dent Act keeps the streets of Gotham City free of crime. Meanwhile, an elusive cat burglar seizes the chance to strike, and a masked anarchist plots a devastating series of attacks designed to lure Bruce Wayne out of the shadows. Determined not to abandon the people who he once risked his life to protect, The Dark Knight emerges from his self-imposed exile ready to fight. But Bane (Tom Hardy) is ready, too, and once Batman is within his grasp, he will do everything in his power to break Gotham City's shadowy savior.
It is a strange thing to see such a movie series end, like Lord of the Rings, I was glad that they ended it on a good note. So far this is by far Nolan's best shot film, the visuals are fantastic such as the Bat soaring through the sky with ease and a thousand extras flooding the streets in a massive brawl. I have to say that the cinematography is by far the best that Wally Pfister has shot, next to Inception that is. The best scene that I thought was the first encounter that Batman has with Bane, it takes place in the sewers on top of a bridge. The music cuts out and all you hear is the noises that are made during the fighting, no epic theme or background music which just added to the effect, and the constant monologuing by the menacing villain which made the scene even more intense because it all ties the plot together, and I can't help but say the fact that he says the line from the comic that made him famous, it all shows that Nolan has taken the comic counter part of Bane serious and valued the comic Knightfall when creating the visually stunning scene. Another fantastic addition to the cast was Anne Hathaway, who I had doubts at the start but changed my opinion of her character drastically. So far Nolan has been criticized for having weak female characters in his film but with his addition of Selena Kyle is by far one of the strongest and most interesting characters of the series and Anne Hathaway complete embodies Selena Kyle and completely steals the show.
If I consider this anything it is a story about Bruce Wayne and not Batman, he has to learn how to overcome his shortcomings and take his place back as the Batman, trying to get the mindset back after 8 years in seclusion and Christian Bale does the best performance so far as the billion dollar philanthropist. Outside of that it is about social injustice and social anarchy when presented with a difficult position during the times of suffering. Bane brings in an army and creates a revolution for Gotham's lesser citizens to rise up and take control of the city from the rich, sounds a bit like the Occupy Wall Street protest. With all those subtext and themes it makes it a much more realistic story and really represents what we have gone through in the last few months and is another reason it sets itself apart from the rest of the comic book movies of this summer, which are all well and fun but lack that certain something that makes these Batman films such excellent film and something that makes people return for more. Like I said about the other films Nolan knows how to both create entertaining movie and yet keep them thought provoking and excellent filmmaking from one of the best working directors of today.
This is the movie that I have most excited for since the first trailer back in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. It is what a comic book movie should be entertaining yet fascinating. I'm glad at how much it ties into the first film and how it close out the trilogy. The little character reveal at the end really didn't surprise me all that much, I called it hours before I walked into the theaters. The movie is what a Batman movie should be and the inclusion of Bane, a not so known character that has always gotten a bad rap since his appearance in Batman & Robin, but Tom Hardy makes up for that by creating a character that is both menacing and a brilliant tactician, just like the comic book. It may not be as great as The Dark Knight but the expectation are way to high regarding the fact that it was going to be difficult in the first place to exceed that movie in general. So far it is my second favorite of the series but with such a good series it is hard to choose just which one is the best, for me it is The Dark Knight, and this is a movie that deserves to be seen on the big screen. Receives my highest recommendation
10 out of 10
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Did you have the plot of AKK planned from the start of AKK? Just a random question...
I can answer that for you, contradiction
No…and you can tell even in this comic via the last paragraph given that you forgot the beginning comics of PSV.
@DarkMario1000: Oh, haha, silly me. I need to pay more attention >~<
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San Antonio Firefighter Killed in Fire
- Author: Larry Hoffman May 20, 2017,
May 20, 2017, 8:51
Firefighters later stood by saluting an ambulance.
San Antonio Fire Chief Charles Hood says because the shopping center had a gym and because of the time of day they conducted a search hand rescue. "But we had the risk of losing an additional 15 or 20 firefighters if we did not go defensive on the fire". The second firefighter, who was part of the rescue team, was taken to University Hospital in Priority 2 condition. More than 60 units responded to the blaze just after 9 p.m., said Chief Charles Hood at a press conference on scene that was recorded by KENS 5-TV on Facebook Live.
"We had firefighters who fought fire desperately tonight to try to save their friend's life", Hood said while fighting back tears.
One of them was taken to San Antonio Military Medical Center in critical condition.
"In the days to come, we ask that all Texans join us in sending their well wishes to those injured in this incident for a full and speedy recovery, and in keeping everyone affected by this fire in their thoughts and prayers".
"We're disappointed we did not get him out, but I could not be happier or prouder of the efforts to give him every chance of survival, and we did that last night", Hood said as he choked up with emotion.
"It was decided the conditions inside the structure were too risky to continue search operations, all rescue operations ceased", said Hood.
Hood did not say exactly what led to Deem's death. "They'll be going home for the reminder of the night to a loved one", Hood said. Chief Hood said he will be walking each of the almost 2,000 firefighters in the department through the scene.
Hood said more information will be released at a press conference Friday morning.
"Deem, a six-year veteran, reportedly entered the blaze searching for people to evacuate". Three other firefighter were injured.


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An Adelaide man fatally punched another man in a fight that erupted because he was "razzing" the victim about a woman he called "bed sores", a court has heard.
Timothy Seymour knocked out Daniel Hind during the heated clash in August 2015 and thought little of it, believing he would sleep it off.
Mr Hind was discovered inside a wheelie bin near an intersection at Waterloo Corner, in Adelaide's north, more than three weeks later, his body badly decomposed.
Seymour, who has pleaded guilty to manslaughter, gave evidence in the Supreme Court on Monday about what led to the fatal fight that Friday night.
He said the pair, who had met that night through a mutual friend, were drinking together and getting along well until he started teasing Mr Hind about a woman.
"I was just razzing him up. I knew that he was keen on her," Seymour said.
"I was being cheeky. I was intoxicated.
"He didn't like that I kept calling her bed sores and took a swing at me. I swung back.
"He hit the ground. I left him there."
Seymour, 35, said he was annoyed that the altercation had occurred but "thought nothing of it" and believed Hind would sleep it off.
When he woke up the next day it was light, he had slept through his alarm and he was worried he would be late for work when he saw Mr Hind still on the floor.
"I lifted up his arm and realised something wasn't right," he said.
Seymour admitted to causing Hind's death and then bundling him into the wheelie bin and leaving him.
"Unfortunately I am (responsible)," he said, gulping back emotion.
"He didn't deserve that. He was a good dude."
Seymour initially lied to police about his involvement in the death but was arrested when cardboard found in the wheelie bin was matched to cardboard at his house.
He pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of manslaughter earlier this month and prosecutors accepted the plea.


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