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Holford Highlord Wettenhall (17 October 1840 – 29 October 1920) was an Australian politician.

Born at Wettenhall near Sorell in Tasmania to Commander Robert Wettenhall and Mary Burgess Bussell, he moved to Victoria in 1859. He worked as an overseer in the Wimmera in 1861 and a manager in 1863 before leasing his own property. In 1866 he married Mary Burgess Dennis near Colac, with whom he had nine children and later marrying Laura Dennys. He served as a Stawell Shire Councillor and mayor. In 1883 he was elected to the Victorian Legislative Council for Nelson Province, serving until 1886. Wettenhall died in 1920 at Toorak.

His son Marcus was also a state MP.

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1840 births
1920 deaths
Members of the Victorian Legislative Council
People from Tasmania
Mayors of places in Victoria (Australia)
Victoria (Australia) local councillors

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1. This Act may be cited for all purposes as "The Record of "Title Act (Ireland), 1865"; it shall apply to Ireland only.
Record of Title to be established of Land which has been the Subject of Conveyance or Declaration by the Landed Estates Court.
Record of title to be established under control of the Landed Estates Court.
3. There shall be established a record of title, to be kept under the control and direction of the Landed Estates Court; and the office in which such record is kept shall be called "the Record of Title Office" of the said Court.
Any conveyance from the Court may be recorded under this Act.
Every declaration of title may be recorded, and if recorded, shall not be registered in the registry of deeds office.
6. Any person, upon obtaining a declaration of title from the Court, shall be entitled to have such declaration entered upon the record, and thereupon the land or lease comprised therein shall be and be deemed to be a recorded estate; and no declaration of title so entered upon the record shall be registered in the office for registering deeds in Ireland; and it shall not be necessary to keep in the Court any other record or copy of any such declaration of title than that herein-after mentioned, anything in the said recited Act, or in any rule or order made pursuant thereto, notwithstanding.
Where party declines to have his title recorded under this Act.
21 & 22 Vict. c. 72. to apply.
7. Any person to whom any conveyance or declaration of title shall be given by the Court may, by requisition under his hand, lodged in the proper office of the Court within seven days after the execution of such conveyance or declaration by a judge, require that the title so conferred shall not be recorded under this Act; and on such requisition the Court shall deliver out such conveyance or declaration, and the same shall not be recorded; the provisions of the Landed Estates Court (Ireland) Act, 1858, as to the registration of declarations of title in the office for registering deeds, shall in that case take effect as though this Act had not been passed: Provided always, that any declaration of title made after the passing of this Act, and not recorded pursuant to this Act, may be registered in the said office for registering deeds at any time within fourteen days after the execution thereof by the judge.
Mode of recording conveyances and declarations.
8. All conveyances and declarations which are retained for the purpose of being recorded under this Act shall be entered in the book or books forming the record, and bound up therein, leaving space for further entries; and each of such conveyances and declarations, together with the further entries (if any) thereunder, shall form a division (herein after called a folio) of the record, distinguished by a separate number, or in such other manner as the officer may determine.
Issue and effect of duplicates of conveyances or declarations.
9. A counterpart of every conveyance and a duplicate of every declaration of title recorded as aforesaid, signed by a judge, and under the seal of the Court, may be issued to the person entitled thereto; and every such counterpart or duplicate so issued shall be marked by the officer with a memorandum of the recording as aforesaid; and every such counterpart or duplicate so marked shall as of the date thereof be and be deemed to be for all purposes as effectual as a "land certificate" granted as hereinafter mentioned, and shall for the purposes of this Act be regarded as a land certificate.
10. The record shall be kept in the office, and shall not be removed therefrom for any purpose, unless the Court shall direct. The record may be inspected by the recorded owners of the estates and interests, or of the mortgages and incumbrances, recorded therein respectively, or by their solicitors or agents. No other person shall be permitted to inspect or to take copies of or extracts from the record, unless authorized by any such owner, or by a fiat of a judge. An index to recorded estates shall be made and regularly entered up; and such index may be inspected by any person without payment of any fee.
Decision of questions arising on the record.
11. If in making up or continuing such record of title as aforesaid any question shall arise as to the true construction or legal validity or effect of any deed, will, or instrument, or as to the persons entitled, or the extent or nature of the estate, right, or interest, power, or authority, of any person or class of persons, or the priority of any charge or incumbrance, claim or interest, or as to the mode in which any entry ought to be made in the record of title, such questions shall be disposed of by the judge, who may either decide the same, or direct any proceeding at law or in equity for that purpose, or, at his discretion, and without deciding such question, may direct such entry to be made on the record as shall appear to be right; and the judge may direct the estate or interest of any person to be recorded by reference to the deed, will, or instrument creating the same, or copy thereof made and retained in Court, as herein-after directed.
12. Subject to any qualification mentioned in such record of title, and to any recorded charges, incumbrances, tenancies, or leases, and to any tenancy or lease not required to be noted on the record, the recorded owner for the time being shall be and be deemed to be absolutely and indefeasibly possessed of and entitled to such recorded estate against all persons, and free from all rights, interests, claims, and demands whatsoever, including any estate, claim, or interest of Her Majesty: Provided always, that nothing herein contained shall prejudice or affect any rentcharge in lieu of tithe, or any Crown rent or quitrent to the Crown, or any charge imposed before the day of the passing of this Act under any public Act or Acts for promoting drainage or land improvement in Ireland.
13. No entry in such record of title as aforesaid shall be set aside or called in question, as against any person who may afterwards become interested under any sale, mortgage, or contract for valuable consideration, by reason of any irregularity or informality therein, or in the proceedings previous to the making thereof.
Every charge, &c. to be entered in the record.
14. From and after the recording of any land or lease, every settlement, transfer, mortgage, charge, lease, or sub-lease granted or in any manner created in or affecting such land or lease, or any part thereof, (except as herein excepted,) shall be entered or noted in the record of title to be kept as aforesaid. Recorded charges on the same land or lease shall, as between themselves, rank according to the date of their being recorded, and not according to the date of their creation.
Estates of recorded owners to remain subject to existing law.
15. Subject to the enactments herein contained, the estates and interests of all recorded owners shall remain subject to the existing law, and may be dealt with, assured, devised, and transmitted by descent or representation, according to the ordinary rules of law and equity.
Acts relating to registry of deeds not to apply to recorded land.
Memorial as to recorded land to be filed in registry of deeds office.
16. The provisions of the several Acts of Parliament now in force relating to the registry of deeds in Ireland shall cease to be applicable to any land so soon as it has been placed on the record under the provisions of this Act, and so long as it remains thereon; and the said several Acts shall not be applicable to any lease, charge or incumbrance on the record, so far as the same affects any recorded estate: Provided always, that so soon as any conveyance or declaration of title has been recorded under this Act, a memorial of the placing of the land or lease on the record shall be prepared, specifying the recorded ownership and full description of the lands, which memorial shall be certified under the seal of the Court, and shall be forthwith handed to the registrar of the registry of deeds in Ireland; and such registrar is hereby authorized and directed to file such memorial, when duly verified, in the same way as memorials of deeds, and shall receive such fees thereon as now chargeable for memorials of deeds, and the said registrar shall duly enter in the registry the name of the said owner, and the description of the lands, and shall make the usual return on any requisition, as with regard to memorials of deeds. Such memorial, when registered, shall be conclusive evidence of the several matters therein contained.
Power to amend the record, on fiat of a judge.
The like amendment to be made in the certificate, &c.
Power to order certificate, &c. to be brought in to be amended, or to have a new one substituted.
17. The officer shall, when directed by a fiat of a judge, but not further or otherwise, make any amendment or correct any error in the record, or in any map thereto annexed, as the judge shall consider just; such amendment or correction shall be made after such notices, and on such terms as to costs or otherwise, as the judge may think fit. Every such amendment or correction in the record shall be marked by the officer with the date of making the same, and with the initials of his name; and any certificate which may have been issued as herein-after mentioned, or other instrument of title, shall be amended in like manner; and the judge may direct and compel any such certificate or instrument of title to be brought to the office by any person for the purpose of amendment or for the purpose of having a new certificate granted in lieu thereof; and such amendment of the old or substitution of a new certificate shall be without prejudice to any claim of lien or other claim thereon, and shall be on such terms as to costs as may be just.
As to Land Certificates and Certificates of Charges.
Officer to deliver land certificates and certificates of charge to owners of land and charges.
18. The officer shall upon request deliver to every person who is named or described in the record as the owner of any recorded estate a certificate, herein called a "land certificate," under the seal of the office, which certificate shall contain a copy of the description of the estate, and particulars of the incumbrances, leases, and other matters in force relating thereto, and a copy of the map (if any); the officer shall also upon request deliver to every person who is named or described in the record as the owner of any charge or incumbrance a certificate of charge: Provided always, that no certificate shall be issued until any duplicate conveyance or declaration or former certificate (as the case may be) which may have been issued shall be returned to the officer to be cancelled.
Comparison of certificates with record, and correction of certificates.
Record of transfers, &c. and correction of certificates, or issue of new certificates.
19. At the request of the holder the officer shall at any time compare any such certificate with the record, and, if there has been no alteration, shall certify at the foot of such certificate that it contains a true statement of the entries in the record, and shall sign the same and add the date of such signature. Any alteration or omission which can be conveniently made in a certificate, or any addition thereto, so as to make the same correspond with any alteration in the record, may be made and signed by the officer, if he shall think fit. Before recording any transfer or other dealing (except a lease) the officer shall serve a notice thereof on the recorded owner in the manner directed by section sixty-four of this Act, unless such owner shall appear in person, and be identified to the satisfaction of the officer; and the officer shall also require the production of the certificate or other instrument of title equivalent thereto that may have been issued; and when such transfer or disposition has been completed, such certificate or instrument of title (if re-issued) shall be made up so as to correspond with the record. A new certificate may be granted on the delivery up of the former certificate.
Recorded owners desirous of selling, &c. may obtain special land certificate.
Restriction on entries as to land included in such certificate.
20. Whenever any recorded owner shall be desirous of selling or mortgaging any recorded estate, he may, on giving up to the officer his land certificate, obtain a "special land certificate" for that purpose, which shall contain the particulars given in the land certificate. Such special certificate shall be conclusive evidence of the title of the recorded owner as appearing by the record. No entry shall be made by the officer in the record of any deed, instrument, act, or transaction affecting the estate comprised in such special certificate, except on the delivery up of such special certificate, until fourteen days have expired from and after the day of the date thereof. A note of such special certificate shall be entered in the record.
Deposit of certificates as securities.
Stamp duty in such cases.
21. Every land certificate, or certificate of charge, duly signed and sealed, shall be conclusive evidence of the several matters therein contained as of the date of such certificate. The deposit of the certificate by the person entitled thereto shall, for the purpose of creating a lien on his estate and interest, be a valid security in the terms of any letter or memorandum or agreement accompanying such deposit; and such letter or memorandum or agreement shall be chargeable with the same stamp duty as a mortgage would have been according to the Stamp Acts now in force.
Power of subdividing or combining lands or charges, and of obtaining new certificate.
22. Any owner of a recorded estate or charge, on making application to the officer, and upon giving up his certificate to be cancelled, and on producing the consent of any incumbrancer or other person whose consent shall be deemed necessary, may obtain separate certificates for separate parcels of land, or for separate portions of any charge, or may obtain one certificate comprising several parcels of land or charges; and in such case the old folio of the record may be cancelled, and new folios or chapters relating to such subdivisions may be opened therein.
Procedure on transfer of part of an estate.
23. On the transfer of part of a recorded estate a new folio shall be opened in respect of such part, and a new land certificate issued; and a suitable entry shall at the same time be made on the folio and map relating to the residue, and on the certificate thereof; or, if the officer shall deem it more convenient, he may cancel the old folio, and open a new one, and issue a new certificate, in respect of the residue of the estate.
Apportionment of head rents, &c. for purpose of subdivision.
New surveys and maps may be required.
24. If for any purpose mentioned in the last section any apportionment of head rent or of tenant's rent shall be desirable, the Court may apportion such rent, whether the same be reserved by a fee-farm grant or by a lease, according to its usual practice with regard to apportionments, and on the like notices or consents being produced: Provided always, that the officer may, if he deem it necessary, require a new boundary survey to be made, and new maps furnished, before proceeding to open new folios in the record as to separate parcels of land.
On proof of loss, &c. of certificate, a new one may be given.
Saving of rights of persons entitled under former certificate.
25. If any land certificate or certificate of charge be lost or destroyed, the officer may, upon the fiat of the judge, who shall be satisfied of the fact of such loss or destruction, and shall direct such public advertisement for the recovery of the same as he may consider expedient, give a new certificate, and shall state thereon that it is given in substitution for the former certificate; and the same fees shall be chargeable for the new as for the former certificate; but no such new certificate shall be of any avail against any person who may have already derived title under the former certificate.
Transfer and Transmission of Recorded Estates and Charges.
Modes by which recorded estates and charges may be dealt with.
but no estate, interest, contract, or dealing not noted on the record shall prevail against the title of any owner or of the proprietor of any estate, interest, charge, or incumbrance duly recorded under this Act; and no equitable mortgage or lien on recorded land shall be created by deposit of title deeds.
Attendance of parties at the office to transfer or deal with recorded land, &c.
27. On the occasion of any transfer, mortgage, or other disposition of a recorded estate, or of any charge or incumbrance thereon, the parties or their attorneys lawfully authorized may attend at the office to complete the transaction. The description of the land, and of the estate or charge proposed to be transferred or dealt with, shall be taken from or refer to the record, and shall be inserted, under the superintendence of the officer, in one of the statutory forms set out in the schedule hereto; and such transfer or disposition shall be executed by the owner or transferror, or by his attorney lawfully authorized, and duly attested by a solicitor, and shall then and there, together with the power of attorney (if any), be delivered to the officer, for the purpose of having an official note entered in the record.
Transfers, &c. may be by the statutory forms in the schedule, which shall be effectual.
28. The recorded owner of any estate, charge, or incumbrance may transfer or charge the same by one of the forms in the schedule hereto, and the same shall be as complete and effectual as any other form of transfer, charge, or mortgage would have been either at law or in equity. Persons taking under either of the said statutory forms shall take as fully and effectually as if the estates and rights expressed to be created and given by such forms respectively had been created or granted by any of the modes of assurance now known to the law.
Other deeds may be recorded, on evidence of due execution.
29. Any person claiming under a deed or instrument affecting recorded land executed elsewhere than in the office may apply to have the same recorded as to such land, on giving sufficient evidence of the due execution thereof; and when the officer has received such deed or instrument he shall forthwith note the same on the record, and shall retain in court either the original or a counterpart or a copy, made and compared in such manner as the Court may by general rule direct, and under the hand of the grantor; and the original, if handed back to the person entitled thereto, shall be so marked or indorsed by the officer as to show that it has been noted on the record; and so far as relates to the recorded estate or charge thereby affected it shall not be necessary to register any memorial of such deed or instrument in the office for registering deeds in Ireland: Provided always, that the officer may decline to receive and note any deed or instrument which is not made in one of the forms in the schedule hereto, unless a judge has, by fiat indorsed thereon, directed the same to be received and noted.
When deed signed, &c., the interest thereunder to be deemed recorded, and an official note to be made in the record.
30. So soon as any deed or instrument has been duly executed, and has been received by the officer, such deed or instrument, and the estate and right created thereby, shall be deemed to have been duly entered on the record, and an official note of reference thereto shall forthwith be made by the officer in the proper folio of the record: Provided always, that such deed or instrument, and the estate and right created thereby, shall not be deemed to have been entered on the record so as to affect any land, lease, or charge comprised in any such "special land certificate" as herein-before mentioned until after the expiration of the time herein-before limited for the entry of any deed, act, or transaction affecting such land or charge.
New trustees may be appointed, or vesting orders made, as under the Trustee Acts.
31. For the purpose of authorizing or of compelling a transfer to be made of any recorded estate or charge or any part thereof, the Court or a judge may make such orders and give such directions as to the appointment, removal, or change of trustees, or as to the vesting in them or in any other person of any land or charge, as the Lord High Chancellor is empowered to make or give under "The Trustee Act, 1850," or any Act amending or extending the same.
Power of recorded owner to close the record.
Memorial of closing to be entered in the registry of deeds office.
Title of last recorded owner.
32. The owner of any recorded estate may at any time by a requisition under his hand, and with the consent of all persons who may appear to be interested as having charges or otherwise, and whose consent shall be deemed necessary, require the record to be closed; and on such requisition and consent being examined, and found to be sufficient, a memorial of the closing of the record shall be prepared, specifying the ownership and full description of the lands, which memorial shall be signed by the officer and by the said owner, and shall be forthwith handed to the registrar of the registry of deeds in Ireland; and such registrar is hereby authorized and directed to file such memorial, when duly verified, in the same way as memorials of deeds, and shall receive such fees thereon as now chargeable for memorials of deeds, and the said registrar shall duly enter in the registry the name of the said owner, and the description of the lands, and shall make the usual return on any requisition, as with regard to memorials of deeds. Such memorial, when registered, shall be conclusive evidence of the several matters therein contained. After the registration of such memorial the record shall be deemed to be closed as to such estate, but shall for all purposes be deemed to have conferred an indefeasible title upon the person last therein described as owner (subject as therein, and as in this Act, is excepted).
Jurisdiction of Court to alter record.
33. Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act, the Landed Estates Court shall have the same jurisdiction that courts of equity now have on the ground of actual fraud, and it may alter or amend the record on such terms as may be just.
Devisee of deceased recorded owner may apply to be recorded as owner.
34. On the death of the recorded owner of any real estate, any person claiming as devisee may apply to the judge for a fiat directing the officer to record the applicant as owner, in the place of the deceased person; but the judge shall withhold such fiat until the applicant shall have lodged in the office the probate or a true copy of the will or codicil under which he claims; and no transfer or disposition by any such devisee shall be recorded, except after the service of such notice on the heir-at-law and executors (if any) as the judge may deem necessary; and the judge may also, if he shall see fit, suspend such fiat until a decision of some other competent court in favour of the title claimed by such devisee shall have been obtained.
Heir-at-law of and representation of deceased.
35. On the death of the recorded owner of real estate, any person claiming as heir-at-law may apply to the judge for a fiat directing the officer to record the applicant; but no such person shall be recorded as owner until at least six calendar months from the date of such application shall have expired, and such notices of every such application shall be given, by advertisement and otherwise, as the judge may think necessary or proper: If there shall be any doubt, dispute, or litigation touching the ownership of the estate of a deceased owner, the Court may appoint a person to be recorded in his place as the representative of such estate, and shall give directions to such representative from time to time touching the management and letting of the estate; and all acts of such representative in pursuance of the directions of the Court shall be valid and binding on all parties interested in the estate.
Record of personal representative of owner of chattel interest.
36. On the death of the recorded owner of a chattel interest in or of a charge affecting land, his personal representative may apply to be recorded in the place of the deceased person.
Record of assignee of bankrupt owner; and of husband of female owner.
37. On the bankruptcy or insolvency of any recorded owner, the assignee or assignees of his estate shall be entitled to be recorded in his place. On the marriage of any female owner of a recorded estate or charge, her husband may apply to be recorded as co-proprietor in right of his wife.
Power to record Estates and Interests under Settlements.
Estates and interests under settlements may be separately recorded.
38. Upon the application of any person claiming under any settlement of a recorded estate, a judge may make an order directing the officer to record separately any vested estate under the settlement, either in possession, or in remainder after the dropping of a life or lives, which can be aliened by the owner thereof without the consent of any other person, and which is not liable to be defeated or affected at law or in equity by the act of any other person, or by any other contingency. Upon any such application the judge shall ascertain whether any power of sale or exchange or power of charging exists with respect to such estate, and if so the record shall be qualified by stating the existence of such power; the judge may also direct the officer to record separately any vested and ascertained charge or incumbrance under the settlement.
Interests, &c. separately recorded to be recorded estates or charges.
39. Any estate, interest, or charge under a settlement, when separately recorded, shall be, for the purposes of this Act, and shall be deemed to be, a "recorded estate" or a "recorded charge"; and a separate folio or division (as the case may be) of the record shall be opened therefore, and a separate certificate issued to the person entitled.
Judge may refuse to record interests separately, or may record them by reference to the settlement.
40. On any application to record separately any estate, interest, or charge under a settlement, the judge may decline to have the same separately recorded, or he may (at his option) direct that the same be recorded by means of a note of reference to the whole or any portion of the settlement or counterpart, or the copy retained in Court as herein-before provided for; and no appeal shall lie from any decision of the judge given under this section.
Trustees with power of sale may be recorded as owners.
41. Trustees with a power of sale may be recorded as joint owners, and any tenant for life or other person may by their consent, or by direction of a judge, be entered as a "consenting party," and without the consent of the person so inscribed as last aforesaid no transfer or disposition shall be made: Provided always, that the judge shall have full power (after such inquiries and notices as it shall deem just) to direct the name of any person to be removed as a "consenting party," and to direct the name of any other person to be inserted in lieu thereof; and any person interested in preventing any sale or disposition by such joint owners may lodge a caveat with the officer in manner herein-after mentioned.
Judgments and other Claims on Recorded Estates.
No judgment, Crown bond, lis pendens, &c. to affect recorded land, unless duly entered on the record.
Judgments need not be registered by affidavit in registry of deeds office.
42. No judgment, recognizance, Crown bond, lis pendens, acceptance of office, inquisition, decree, or order shall be a charge upon recorded land, or in any manner affect the same, unless and until a memorandum of the same, in such form and with such verification or other evidence as the Court may by general rule direct, shall be lodged with the officer; and the officer shall, on such memorandum being lodged, and such information given as will enable him to identify the land sought to be charged, make an official note thereof on the record. It shall not be necessary to register or file any affidavit in the registry of deeds office for the purpose of making a judgment a charge on recorded land.
Re-entry of judgments, recognizances, &c. to be re-entered every 5 years.
43. Judgments, recognizances, Crown bonds, lis pendens, acceptances, and inquisitions, decrees, and orders, entered on the record by the lodgment of a verified memorandum and the entry of an official note as aforesaid, shall be re-entered before the end of every five years from the entry thereof, by the like means; and no judgment, recognizance, Crown bond, lis, acceptance, inquisition, decree, or order shall be of any force or effect, as against a purchaser for valuable consideration or mortgagee of a recorded estate, unless the same shall have been entered or re-entered on the record within five years previous to the date of the recording of his purchase or mortgage; and no such purchaser or mortgagee shall be affected by notice, express or implied, of any judgment, recognizance, Crown bond, lis, acceptance, inquisition, decree, or order.
Part payment of charge to be noted.
Interest from the last gale day shall be deemed to be due on the occasion of a transfer unless payment be recorded.
Transfer of arrears of interest, how far valid.
Entry of payment of a charge to be noted, and release to be unnecessary.
44. Whenever payment is made of any part of the principal money due on a recorded charge or incumbrance, the officer may, on production of a receipt signed by the recorded owner of the charge, and duly verified, make an official note thereof on the record. Unless and until such note be made the entire principal sum expressed to be due shall, on the occasion of any transfer for valuable consideration, be considered as due. Interest on the principal sum since the last gale day shall be considered as due, unless the fact of the payment of such interest be recorded. If in any instrument of transfer any further interest be expressed to be due, such transfer of arrears of interest shall be valid only to the extent to which such interest shall be actually due and recoverable from the land. On the application of any recorded owner or incumbrancer, and on finding that any charge, incumbrance, or claim upon a recorded estate has been paid off or satisfied, the officer may make an entry of the fact on the record, and no release or re-conveyance shall in that case be necessary.
Sale of any recorded land or lease by sheriff under writ, or sale by order of court, to be noted.
45. Whenever any recorded land or lease shall be sold by the sheriff under any writ, or shall be sold under any direction, decree, or order of any competent court, the officer, on production to him of the conveyance or assignment, and of an office copy of the writ, direction, decree, or order, may record the purchaser as owner of such land or lease.
Power to any person interested in land or charge to lodge a caveat.
Transfers during such period to be made subject to title of cautioner.
46. Any person interested in any land, lease, or charge recorded in the name of any other person may lodge a caveat with the officer, which caveat shall be in such form and shall be verified and noted on the record in such manner as the Court shall by general rule direct. A caveat shall remain in force for a period of twenty-one days from the date thereof, if the Court shall be then sitting, or if the Court shall not be sitting, then for twenty-one days from the next sitting of the Court. Any transfer or other disposition recorded during such period shall, unless a judge shall otherwise direct, be made expressly subject to the title and claim (if any) of the cautioner.
Caveat to cease unless extended.
Power to a judge to extend the operation of a caveat, on the cautioner giving security to indemnify persons damaged thereby.
Compensation for caveat lodged without cause.
47. After the expiration of such period the caveat shall cease, and the officer shall cancel any note thereof on the record, unless a fiat continuing it be made by a judge; and upon the caveat so ceasing the land, lease, or charge shall be dealt with in the same manner as if no caveat had been lodged. If before the expiration of the said period the cautioner or his solicitor appears before a judge, and gives such undertaking or security, or lodges such sum in Court, as such judge may consider sufficient to indemnify every person against any damage that may be sustained by reason of any disposition of the property being delayed, then and in such case such judge may direct the officer to delay recording any dealing with the land, lease, or charge for a further period, to be specified in such order, or make such other order as may be just. If any caveat be lodged without reasonable cause, such judge may order payment by the cautioner of such sum by way of compensation or costs as he may deem just.
Where several persons are recorded as owners, a note may be made restricting dispositions by the survivors, when below a specified number.
48. Where two or more persons are recorded as owners of any estate or charge, a note may, with their consent or by direction of the judge, be made by the officer on the record to the effect that when the number of such owners is reduced below a specified number, no disposition of such land or charge shall be made by the survivors unless the judge shall otherwise direct; and such note shall appear on every copy or certificate issued by the officer.
Leases and Demises of Recorded Land.
Record of leases of recorded land.
Leases may be entered as recorded estates.
Where lessor's interest is subject to recorded charge, consent of person entitled to charge to be obtained, otherwise the rights of such person to be expressly reserved.
Certain leases to be valid, though not recorded.
49. Whenever recorded land is intended to be leased or demised, the lease and a counterpart thereof, after being executed by the recorded owner, and attested, may be brought to the officer, who shall make an official note of the terms of such lease in the proper folio of the record, and shall mark or indorse on such lease and counterpart a note that they have been recorded. A lease granted by any person having power to lease, but not being the recorded owner, may, on the fiat of the judge, be noted on the record in like manner. On the application of the lessee, and after notice to the recorded owner, any such lease may be entered in a subdivision or chapter of the said folio, and such lease shall in that case be deemed to be a "recorded estate" within the meaning of this Act: Provided always, that if the lessor's interest shall be subject to any recorded charge, either the consent of the person appearing entitled to such charge shall be obtained before a lease or demise of recorded land shall be noted or entered on the record, or, if such consent be not obtained, the officer shall enter a note to the effect that the granting or recording of such lease is "without prejudice to the title and claim" of the person entitled to such charge; and the interest of the lessee shall remain subject to such qualification as last aforesaid, but the officer may at any time, on such consent being obtained, and proved to his satisfaction, cancel such qualification, and thereupon the title of the lessee shall become indefeasible, subject only to the reservations, clauses, and covenants contained in the lease: Provided also, that any tenancy or lease lawfully made at a rackrent without fine for a term not exceeding thirty-one years, and under which the tenant is in possession, or any assignment thereof, shall be valid for all purposes, although not entered or recorded under this Act.
Title of lessor in recorded lease not to be indefeasible unless the Court shall direct a note to be entered to that effect.
50. On the recording, pursuant to this Act, of any land held under lease, the indefeasible title shall not extend to the title of any lessor or grantor under whom the same is held, unless the Court, having investigated the title of such lessor or grantor, shall direct an official note to be entered to the effect that the title of such lessor or grantor is guaranteed; and in such case the validity of such lease shall not afterwards be impeached on the ground of any want of power or title in the said lessor or grantor to make the same, or by reason of any clause, condition, or covenant in the same, or by reason of the same not having been duly registered.
Land heretofore conveyed, &c. may be brought upon the Record.
Provision where land was the subject of a conveyance by the Commissioners for Sale of Incumbered Estates, or of a conveyance or declaration by the Landed Estates Court.
51. Any person who has heretofore obtained a conveyance from the Court of the Commissioners for the Sale of Incumbered Estates in Ireland, or has obtained or may hereafter obtain a conveyance or declaration of title from the Landed Estates Court, or the assign or representative of any such person, may apply in a summary manner, without petition, to the Court, to be recorded as owner, pursuant to this Act; and on producing such conveyance, or an office copy of such declaration, and on furnishing such search or other evidence of title, and after the publication of such advertisement, as the Court may direct, such person may, if the Court think fit, be recorded as owner of the whole or part of such land or lease comprised in such conveyance or declaration, and such land or lease, or part thereof, shall thereupon become a recorded estate within the meaning of this Act: Provided always, that an interval of two calendar months shall elapse between such first application and the final recording of the title as aforesaid; and that the officer may, if he think fit, require a new survey of the land to be made, and a new map, for the purpose of entry on the record.
General Provisions, Practice of the Office, Rules, Forms, Fees, &c.
Officer not to be restrained by injunction, &c.
52. No act, entry, or proceeding under this Act shall be restrained, nor shall the officer be restrained, by order or injunction of a court of equity or by writ of prohibition; nor shall the officer be required by writ of mandamus to do any act, or make any official note or entry under this Act; nor shall the record, or any book or document, be liable to be removed from the office under any writ or process of any other court, unless a judge shall so direct.
Indemnity for acts done bonâ fide.
53. The judge shall not, nor shall the officer, or any person acting under the authority of either of them, be liable to any action, suit, or proceeding for or in respect of any act or matter bonâ fide done or omitted in the exercise or supposed exercise of the powers of this Act.
Days and hours when the office shall be open.
54. The "Record of Title Office" of the Court shall be open for business on every day of the year, except the following days; viz., Sundays, Christmas Day, New Year's Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, and Whit Monday, and any day duly appointed to be kept as a day of general fast or thanksgiving. The said office shall be open during such hours, and such officer and clerks shall attend therein, as the Court shall from time to time direct.
55. The Court shall frame a code of general rules and of forms for carrying out the objects of this Act. Such general rules shall further provide for the sale, transfer, partition, and exchange of "recorded estates" by the Court. Such rules and forms shall be submitted to the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, and approved of by him, before they shall be binding, and when made and approved of as aforesaid they shall be laid before Parliament forthwith, if Parliament is sitting, or if not, within fourteen days after the next sitting of Parliament; and such rules and forms may from time to time be added to, rescinded, or altered by the like authorities respectively; and all such rules shall take effect as general rules of the Court.
Sealed documents admissible in evidence.
56. A seal shall be prepared for the Record of Title Office of the Court, and shall be kept in the custody of the officer; and all certificates and other documents purporting to be sealed with such seal shall be admissible as evidence, without further proof.
Person making false statement, guilty of misdemeanor.
57. If in any proceeding to obtain the recording of any land, or to obtain any certificate, or otherwise in any transaction relating to land which is or is proposed to be put upon the record, any person acting either as principal or agent shall knowingly and with intent to deceive make or assist or join in or be privy to the making of any material false statement or representation, or suppress, conceal, or assist or join in or be privy to the suppressing, withholding, or concealing from any judge or the officer, or any person assisting the officer, any material document, fact, or matter of information, every person so acting shall be deemed to be guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction shall be liable to be imprisoned for a term not exceeding three years, and either with or without hard labour, or to be fined such sum as the Court by which he is convicted shall award. The act or thing done or obtained by means of such fraud or falsehood shall be null and void to all intents and purposes, except as against a purchaser for valuable consideration without notice.
Saving for remedies at law.
58. No proceeding or conviction for any act hereby declared to be a misdemeanor shall affect any remedy which any person aggrieved by such act may be entitled to, either at law or in equity, against the person who has committed such act.
Answers to questions in civil proceedings not admissible in criminal proceedings.
59. Nothing in this Act contained shall entitle any person to refuse to make a complete discovery by answer or otherwise to any bill or petition in equity, or to answer any question or interrogatory in any civil proceeding in any court of law or equity, or in the Court of Bankruptcy, but no answer to any such bill, question, or interrogatory shall be admissible in evidence against such person in any criminal proceedings.
60. Where any married woman is desirous of making any application, giving any consent, or doing any act, or becoming party to any proceeding under this Act, her husband's concurrence shall be required, and she shall be examined apart from her husband touching her knowledge of the nature and effect of the application or other act, and it shall be ascertained that she is acting freely and voluntarily, and such examination may be taken by the judge. A married woman entitled to her separate use, and not restrained from anticipation shall for the purposes of this Act be deemed a feme sole.
Provisions as to other persons under disability.
Appointment of next friend of married woman.
61. Where any person who (if not under disability) might have made any application, given any consent, done any act, or been party to any proceeding under this Act is a minor, idiot, or lunatic, the guardian or committee of the estate respectively of such person may, with the assent of a judge, make such applications, give such consents, do such acts, and be party to such proceedings, as such person respectively, if free from disability, might have made, given, done, or been party to, and shall otherwise, with such assent as aforesaid, represent such person for the purposes of this Act. Where there is no guardian or committee of the estate of any such person as aforesaid being infant, idiot, or lunatic, or where any person, the committee of whose estates, if he were idiot or lunatic, would be authorized to act for and represent such person under this Act, is of unsound mind or incapable of managing his affairs, but has not been found idiot or lunatic under an inquisition, it shall be lawful for a judge to appoint a guardian of such person for the purpose of any proceedings under this Act, and from time to time to change such guardian; and where a judge sees fit he may appoint a person to act as the next friend of a married woman for the purpose of any proceeding under this Act, and from time to time remove or change such next friend.
Record to be under management of certains officers of the Court.
Arrangements to be made for constant attendance, &c.
Power to appoint additional clerks to assist in the office, if necessary.
62. The record shall be under the management of the following principal officers of the Landed Estates Court; viz., the examiners and the registrar, or of such one of them as the judges shall from time to time direct, and in case of his absence the judges shall appoint one other of the said officers to supply his place; and the judges shall adjust the duties now performed by the said officers in such manner as may appear expedient for the purposes aforesaid, and shall so arrange the same that some one of the said officers shall be in attendance daily (except as aforesaid) throughout the year; and there shall be paid to such officers or any of them, or to any other officer or clerk of the Court whose duties shall be increased by the operation of this Act, such sum by way of increased annual salary as the Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury shall approve, on the recommendation of the said judges. If the Lord Chancellor of Ireland shall now or at any time hereafter consider it necessary or expedient, having regard to the business of the Court, that additional clerks should be appointed, it shall be lawful for the judges, with the consent of the said Commissioners, to appoint such additional clerks to assist in carrying out this Act, and there shall be paid to such clerks such salaries as the judges, with the assent of the said Commissioners, shall appoint; and such clerks shall be removeable by the joint order of the said judges, with the sanction of the Lord Chancellor, and shall be subject to the same regulations, and shall hold their offices during pleasure, and in other respects on the same conditions, and shall be paid out of the same funds, and in the same manner, as the other clerks of the Court; and all other expenses of carrying out this Act shall be paid out of such monies as shall be provided by Parliament.
Practice before the judge, and right of appeal.
21 & 22 Vict. c. 72.
63. All applications to the judge under this Act shall be made in chamber, and such judge may direct any matter before him to be argued in Court. Any order or decision or direction of the judge, excepting a decision or direction given under the fortieth section of this Act, shall be subject to the like appeal to the Court of Chancery Appeal in Ireland, and thence to the House of Lords, as is provided by the Land Estates Court (Ireland) Act, 1858.
Address of recorded owners, &c. to be given for the purpose of serving notices.
64. A place of address in Ireland shall be entered in a book to be kept for that purpose in the Court for every person whose name is entered on the record as owner of land or of a charge, or as a cautioner, or as entitled to receive any notice; or any such person may, at his option, give from time to time the name and address of any solicitor of the Court to act on his behalf. Notices shall be deemed sufficiently served if sent through the notice office of the Court, or by registered post letter, to such address as aforesaid.
A scale of costs may be framed for professional services in regard to recorded land.
65. The judges of the Court may frame a scale of costs to be paid to solicitors or certificated conveyancers in respect of any service rendered by them in relation to any recorded estate or charge, or any matter connected therewith. Such scale shall be framed with regard to the skill and trouble involved and the amount of property affected, and not with regard to the length of the documents prepared. Such scale shall be submitted to the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, and shall be approved of by him before it shall be binding, and with the like approval it may be varied. Such scale shall be acted on by all persons having by law or by consent of parties authority to tax or moderate costs.
Forms in schedule to be used, but may be varied if necessary.
66. The forms contained in the schedule hereto may be used, but they may be modified or altered to suit the circumstances of every case, and deeds made in such altered forms shall be equally valid and effectual.
Return of business done to be sent in annually by the judges, and laid before Parliament.
67. On the second of November of each year the judges shall furnish to the Lord Lieutenant a return, to be laid before Parliament, showing the number of estates recorded under the Act during the year, distinguishing those which are brought in and recorded under the fifty-first section of this Act, and distinguishing estates and interests under settlements separately recorded as aforesaid; and the return shall also show the amount of fees received during the year pursuant to this Act.
Judges to frame a schedule of fees.
Fees to go to Consolidated Fund.
Charges for works done by surveyors, &c.
The judges may, with the consent of the said Commissioners, from time to time lower or raise such fees, or any of them; all fees shall be paid over so as to form part of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain and Ireland; the recording officer may also charge any sum actually payable, according to a scale to be sanctioned by the judges, to a surveyor, printer, or scrivener, for services or work necessarily done in respect of any map, entry, certificate, or copy under this Act; except as aforesaid, no fees or sums shall be received by any officer or clerk of the Court in respect of proceedings under this Act.
Rules with regard to the collection of fees, by means of stamps.
4. The Commissioners of Inland Revenue shall provide every thing that is necessary for the collection of the monies hereby directed to be paid by stamps.
Stamp Acts in force to apply to stamps provided under this Act.
70. The several Acts for the time being in force relating to stamps under the care or management of the Commissioners of Inland Revenue shall apply to the stamps to be provided in pursuance of this Act, and to any document on which such stamps may be affixed or impressed, and to collecting and securing the sums of money denoted by stamps, and to preventing, detecting, and punishing all frauds, forgeries, and other offences relating thereto, as fully as if such provisions had been herein repeated and specially enacted with reference to the last-mentioned stamps and sums of money respectively.
No. 1.—Form of Transfer of Recorded Land.
I, A.B., the recorded owner of the under-mentioned land, pursuant to the Record of Title Act, Ireland, 1865, in consideration of £ sterling paid to me by C.D., of , &c., do grant to the said C.D. all [insert description of land taken from or referring to the record, and refer to map (if any)], to hold to him and his heirs for ever [or otherwise, according to the nature of the interest transferred].
I, A.B., the recorded owner of the under-mentioned land, pursuant to the Record of Title Act, Ireland, 1865, in consideration of £ sterling lent to me by G.H., of , do charge in favour of the said G.H. the hereditaments described in the schedule hereto with the principal sum of £ , repayable on the day of , together with interest thereon at the rate of per cent. [reducible to if paid within a month after due], and payable half-yearly, every and . Dated this day of .
N.B.—This form may be adapted to the case of an annuity charged on land.
No. 3.—Form of Transfer of Charge.
I, the within-named G.H., the recorded owner of a charge under the Record of Title Act, Ireland, 1865, in consideration of £ sterling paid to me by J.K., of , do transfer to the said J.K. the [within mentioned] charge, on which £ now remains due [together with interest from the last gale day of interest].
No. 4.—Form of Power of Attorney to Transfer.
I, A.B., the recorded owner of land [or a charge] pursuant to the Record of Title Act, Ireland, 1865, do hereby appoint L.M., of &c., solicitor, my attorney for the purpose of [transferring to S.T., of , &c., absolutely] all my hereditaments, as entered and described in the record of title, under folio [Tyrone, No. 129], and my estate therein [or my charge, describing it].


Leanne Viviers - Caught out. I Spotted Your Potential!
We could all use a little extra umph. That push — that little dash of inspiration that could nudge us over the threshold from where we are in our career to where we want to be.
The height of your potential is predicted by the people who surround you.
In this fun, Shrek-themed talk, Leanne Viviers takes the audience through the ways our office environment has a direct effect on our career success. The question she tries to answer is, how can we optimise the workplace to inspire employees to reach their maximum potential?


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Petoberfest in Las Cruces
A Bavarian-style band in New Mexico? A bunch of musicians in leather shorts (Lederhosen) and German Dresses (Dirndls), playing accordions and flugelhorns and tenorhorns and tubas?
Ja wohl. Also saxes, clarinets, trumpets, trombones. And it's not just guys, either. (By the way, "die" is German, pronounced like the letter D, not like the English word that rhymes with "dye." Event announcers, please note.) We do big band and swing tunes, too!
Is this a new band?
The band has been around for more than 45 years. It was started by a physician at Lovelace Medical Center who wanted to play the sousaphone (a wrap-around tuba used mostly in marching bands). He recruited a bunch of other instrument-playing folks around the hospital and their friends, and the band was born. The founder has long since departed, but the band plays on. And on. And on.
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Hello friends! Come to the official release party for my book at Lab Art THIS SATURDAY! It should be pretty fun... at least for those of you who like JET PACKS, THROWING STARS, HOT LAVA, TELEPORTATION MACHINES, LASERS, FRIENDSHIP BRACELETS, BATMAN, QUICKSAND, GEODES and RIDING T-REXes! None of those things will be there, but if you're the kind of person who likes those things, I like your style and think we'll get along just fine.
With the purchase of a book at LAB ART, you get a free signed poster! Already have a book? I'm giving away postcards to everyone!


If you're an iPhone owner and you're thinking about getting a smartwatch, you have to at least consider the Apple Watch. Sure, it's crazy expensive, and there are affordable alternatives like the Amazfit Bip (currently on sale for just $67.49).
Thankfully, the Apple Watch does occasionally go on sale, dipping from crazy expensive to I-can-maybe-swing-that.
Today, for example, and while supplies last (I suspect they won't last long), Amazon has the Apple Watch Series 3 (42mm) for $229 shipped. I saw it selling for $199 on Black Friday, but that was for the smaller 38mm model.
Why pay extra for this over something like the Bip? For starters, the Series 3 is waterproof, and therefore swimmer-friendly. It can store music and stream it to your headphones, no phone required. It supports two-way communication, meaning you can respond to text messages with just a few taps or even have a voice conversation (phone required).
In other words, it's just a much more advanced piece of hardware. Given that it would cost you at least $30 more if purchased elsewhere, this is a sale worth considering.


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U.S. Pulling Out Of UN Migration Compact, Seeks To Set Own Policy
The United States has said it will not participate on the global pact on migration, saying it prefers to set its own immigration policies.
WASHINGTON -- The United States has announced that President Donald Trump will pull the country out of the United Nations Global Compact on Migration, saying it interferes with U.S. sovereignty.
The State Department late on December 2 said the compact "contains numerous provisions that are inconsistent with U.S. immigration and refugee policies and the Trump Administration's immigration principles.
"As a result, President Donald Trump determined that the United States would end its participation in the compact process."
The State Department noted that U.S. participation in the process began in 2016, "following the Obama Administration's decision to join the UN's New York Declaration on Migration."
The UN states that the nonbinding New York Declaration "expresses the political will of world leaders to save lives, protect rights, and share responsibility on a global scale."
The process involving some 193 countries It looks to "protect the human rights of all refugees and migrants, regardless of status."
U.S. Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley said that "the global approach" in the 2016 New York Declaration for Refugees and Migrants "is simply not compatible with U.S. sovereignty."
"America is proud of our immigrant heritage and our longstanding moral leadership in providing support to migrant and refugee populations across the globe.
"But our decisions on immigration policies must always be made by Americans and Americans alone," she added.
"We will decide how best to control our borders and who will be allowed to enter our country."
The announcement comes ahead of a scheduled three-day conference on the Global Compact on December 4-6 in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
The conference will discuss recommendations for finalization of the accord, formally known as the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM).


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Lalong condemns Sunday killing in Plateau
Gov. Simon Lalong of Plateau has condemned the killing of three persons on Sunday in the Rafin Bauna community of Bassa Local Government Area of the state.
The governor's condemnation of the act is contained in a statement issued on Monday in Jos by his Director of Press and Public Affairs, Dr. Makut Macham.
Lalong said the attack was another callous attempt by the enemies of peace to begin the new year with violence.
He warned that the state government would resist such attempts with all resources available to it.
The governor noted that the victims were on their way from Dutsen Kura to Rafin Bauna when they were ambushed and killed by assailants now at large.
He directed security agencies to arrest the perpetrators and conduct a thorough investigation into the incident to ensure that the assailants were arrested and brought to justice.
Lalong said the government was committed to dealing with criminals and their activities, and warned criminals including kidnappers, to leave Plateau as anyone caught and convicted for kidnapping would face the death penalty.
He smpathised with the families of the victims and assured them of justice, adding that government would increase its fight against crimes, especially kidnapping which had become a greater threat to peace and security in the state.
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Home » Rock News » SIXX:A.M. ANNOUNCE 2016 WORLD TOUR
SIXX:A.M. ANNOUNCE 2016 WORLD TOUR
By Matt Bishop March 1, 2016 March 1, 2016 Rock News
by Matt Bishop | March 1, 2016 [Photos: Dustin Jack]
Sixx:A.M. have announced their first tour dates of 2016. The tour is only the second headlining tour of the band's career. The trek kicks off on April 30 with an appearance at Welcome to Rockville in Jacksonville, FL. After a string of U.S. headlining shows, the band will head over to Europe for the summer festival circuit, coming home for the Sturgis Alberta Motorcycle Rally and Festival in Alberta, CA on July 30. Tickets will be available for purchase via SIXXAMMUSIC.com/Tour on the following dates:
VIP Pre-Sale: March 2rd at 10AM (local time)
Exclusive Pre-sale with Password 'PRAYERS': March 3rd at 10AM (local time)
General Public On-sale: March 4th at 10AM EST
Band leader Nikki Sixx recently wrapped up Mötley Crüe's Final Tour on December 31 at The Staples Center in Los Angeles, CA. Now, his full focus is back on Sixx.A.M. Guitarist Dj Ashba parted ways with Guns N' Roses last July, and Sixx.A.M. have enlisted their first full-time drummer – Dustin Steinke (Bleeker).
Today, the band premiered their brand new single "Rise" from their upcoming studio LP Prayers For The Damned. The disc is due out on April 29 via Eleven Seven Music. The album will be a two-part effort, with Vol. 2 set for release later this year. "SIXX:A.M. is in the most creative place of our careers," says bassist Nikki Sixx. "For James, Dj and myself, we think it's the perfect time to release so much quality music to our fans who've been supporting us over the last three albums." Michael agrees, "The double-albums will leave no stone unturned in our quest to create important music and push the boundaries of rock." Ashba adds, "We are on a mission to give our fans even more than they could have hoped for, both musically and visually."
April 30 – Jacksonville, FL @ Welcome To Rockville
May 1 – Fort Myers, FL @ Fort Rock Festival
May 3 – Nashville, TN @ Cannery Ballroom
May 4 – Birmingham, AL @ Oak Mountain Amphitheater (w/ Disturbed and Rob Zombie)
May 6 – Charlotte, NC @ Carolina Rebellion
May 7 – Richmond, VA @ The National
May 8 – Bethlehem, PA @ Sand's Event Center
May 10 – Baltimore, MD @ Ram's Head Live
May 11 – Norfolk, VA @ The Norva
May 13 – Ft Wayne, IN @ Piere's
May 14 – Kansas City, MO @ KQRC's Rockfest
May 15 – Somerset, WI @ Northern Invasion
May 17 – Chicago, IL @ Concord Music Hall
May 18 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Stage AE
May 20- May 22 – Columbus, OH @ Rock On The Range
May 21 – Camden, NJ @ Susquehanna Bank Center
May 22 – Albany, NY @ Rock 'n Derby
May 24 – Sayreville, NJ @ Starland Ballroom
May 27- May 29 – Pryor, OK @ Rocklahoma
May 29 – San Antonio, TX @ River City Rockfest
June 2 – Monza, IT @ Gods Of Metal
June 3 – Nuremberg, DE @ Rock im Park
June 5 – Mendig, DE @ Rock am Ring
June 7 – Lodz, PO @ The Power Festival
June 9 – Solvesborg, SE @ Sweden Rock Festival
June 11 – Castle Donington, UK @ Download Festival
June 12 – Newport, UK @ Isle of Wright Festival
June 16 – Pratteln, SW @ Konzertfabrik Z7
June 17 – Dessel, Belgium @ Graspop Festival
June 18 – Clisson, FR @ Hellfest
June 19 – Dessel, BE @ Grasspop Festival
June 22 – Stockholm, SE @ Grona Lund
June 23 – Copenhagen, DK @ Copenhell
June 24 – Halden, NO @ Tons of Rock
July 30 – Alberta, CA @ Sturgis Alberta Motorcycle Rally and Festival
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These sterling silver earrings feature the Texas State Seal and make the perfect gifts for any occasion. The Texas state seal was designed in 1836 at the height of the Texas Revolution. Beautifully detailed, the lone star is encircled by a wreath of olive and oak branches, representing peace and independence.


Officers from the Denver Police Department responded to a report of a shooting at 4760 E. Wyoming Place. Upon arrival, victim Allen Groves was locate and immediately transported to a local hospital for medical attention. Unfortunately, victim Allen Groves died a shortly after arrival. The suspect(s) responsible for the murder of Allen Groves have yet to be identified. Anyone with information regarding this case, is asked to please contact the Denver Police Department.


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BLU-RAY The Scary Movie Trilogy (UK-import)
The Scary Movie Trilogy (UK-import) (BLU-RAY)
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Scary Movie (Dir. Keenen Ivory Wayans, 2000):
A year after disposing the body of a man they accidently killed, a group of dumb teenagers are stalked by a bumbling serial killer. A parody of modern horror films about a group of teenagers who are being terrorised by a serial killer. Some of the send-ups include: Scream, Know What You Did Last Summer, The Blair Witch Project, The Sixth Sense and The Matrix.
Scary Movie 2 (Dir. Keenen Ivory Wayans, 2001):
All your favourite Scary Movie characters are back in a laugh-packed sequel that scares up even more irreverent fun than the original! Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans, and Anna Faris lead a stellar cast that takes extreme pleasure in skewering Hollywood's most frightening feature films and spoofing popular culture. Also starring Regina Hall, Christopher Kennedy Masterson, Tori Spelling, plus Tim Curry, Chris Elliott and James Woods - nothing's sacred and anything goes in this outlandish must-see comedy...
Scary Movie 3.5 (Dir. David Zucker, 2003):
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Joseph Brookes is a writer and content producer for Which-50.com and the Which-50 Digital Intelligence Unit. He has covered the impact of digital transformation on Australian businesses with a particular focus on the media, financial services and governments sectors. Joseph is also responsible for Which-50's multimedia products including the production of video, podcasts and animated graphics.
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Video: Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon Deliver Impressive Financial Results
Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple: or as the shorthand goes, GAFA. They are the four great global dotcoms against whom other aspirants are often measured. In this video interview with Which–50 Editor-in-Chief Andrew Birmingham, Atlas Trend cofounder, Kevin Hua describes the highlights for each of their recent quarterly results. As an Amazon
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The Next Great Technology Race – Conversational Interfaces
How does a yearly work email count in the single digits sound? According to Amir Shevat, head of developer relations at Slack, that is where we're headed. It's part of a shift to Conversational Interfaces which are the future of communication and the next big technology race, he says. "We
Amazon's Alexa a "kick in the nuts" for Google
Amazon's voice activated assistants 'Alexa' could mean big trouble for brands and other tech giants, according to Chris Messina, the man who invented the hashtag. Speaking at the Web Directions Summit in Sydney, Messina said voice activated technology and personalisation was fundamentally changing communication, including how consumers perceive brands. Download
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In the study, which presents the first data on use of 3D speckle-tracking in measuring infarct size, Doctor Denisa Muraru and colleagues estimated infarct size and necrosis transmurality in patients with recent STEMI, who had undergone successful treatment with primary PCI. One of the advantages of 3D speckle-tracking over 2D, say the authors, is that it allows the assessment of longitudinal (apex-to-base shortening), circumferential (shortening in the circumferential direction); radial strain (myocardialwall thickeningtowards LV cavity center) and area strain (a deformation parameter combining longitudinal and circumferential strain) at the same time. In the study, 49 patients with recent STEMI, successfully reperfused with primary PCI were assessed by 3D speckle-tracking, and the obtained LV strain parameters were compared with peak troponin I levels, as an estimate of the extent of myocardial cell injury. In a multivariable analysis, results showed that only circumferential strain emerged as a significant independent predictor of infarct size. Furthermore, in the subgroup of 27 patients who underwent additional assessment with delayed-enhancement MRI within 24 hours from the echocardiographic study, circumferential strain again showed the closest correlation with infarct size and the best predictive power to identify LV segments with transmural necrosis among all strain components.


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Q: iphone NStimer start in 2 seconds I am trying to have a block of code run 2 seconds after I 'start' it.
I think the NSTimer can do this but can't figure it out.

A: You can also use some handy code :
NSObject+PerformBlock.h
@interface NSObject (PerformBlock)

- (void)performBlock:(void(^)(void))block waitUntilDone:(BOOL)wait;
- (void)performBlock:(void(^)(void))block afterDelay:(NSTimeInterval)delay;
- (void)performBlock:(void(^)(void))block repeatCount:(NSUInteger)repeatCount timeInteval:(NSTimeInterval)timeInterval;

@end

NSObject+PerformBlock.m
@interface NSObject (PerformBlockHidden)

- (void)performBlock:(void(^)(void))block;

@end

@implementation NSObject (PerformBlock)

- (void)performBlock:(void(^)(void))block {
    block();
}

- (void)performBlock:(void(^)(void))block waitUntilDone:(BOOL)wait {
    [self performSelector:@selector(performBlock:) onThread:nil withObject:[[block copy] autorelease] waitUntilDone:wait];
}

- (void)performBlock:(void(^)(void))block afterDelay:(NSTimeInterval)delay {
    [self performSelector:@selector(performBlock:) withObject:[[block copy] autorelease] afterDelay:delay];
}

- (void)performBlock:(void(^)(void))block repeatCount:(NSUInteger)repeatCount timeInteval:(NSTimeInterval)timeInterval {
    for (NSInteger repetition = 0; repetition < repeatCount; repetition++)
        [self performBlock:block afterDelay:(repetition*timeInterval)];
}

@end

Then just import NSObject+PerformBlock.h and call :
[myObject performBlock:^{
    // Code you want to perform after 2secs
} afterDelay:2];

A: You should be able to set the NSTimeInterval to 2.0 seconds and it should fire after that amount of time. What are you seeing? What is the code you are using to invoke the timer?

A: NSTimer can be used, but another option is to use performSelector:withObject:afterDelay:  It's basically like a method call (message send) that happens later.
This example will send a doStuff: message after a delay:
[self performSelector:@selector(doStuff:) withObject:self afterDelay:2];

which causes this method to get invoked 2.0 seconds later:
-(void)doStuff:(id)sender
{
    /// do something
}

A: The following will do what you need:
 NSTimer *timer = [NSTimer scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval: 2
                                   target:self
                                   selector:@selector(handleTimer:)
                                   userInfo:nil
                                   repeats:NO];

Then the delegate function:
-(void)handleTimer: (NSTimer *) timer
{
   //code
}

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In a united effort to stop New Jersey's assault on gun rights, groups are doing everything possible to convince Garden State politicians their proposed legislation is unconstitutional.
"New Jersey already has among the strictest gun laws in the nation," said Scott L. Bach, executive director of the Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs, the state's premier second amendment organization and official National Rifle Association state affiliate.
New Jersey Gov. Christopher J. Chris" Christie held four public hearings across the state that addresses the proposals, he said. Assuming office in Jan. 2010, Christie became the first Republican to win a statewide election in New Jersey in 12 years.
Statehouse sources close to the legislation said that gun rights advocates are walking a tightrope: Christie is better than a Democrat, but he gives them no overt support or encouragement.
Bach said the claims by gun rights opponents that more gun control laws will encourage public safety and reduce violent crime is a fallacy with no depth.
"The notion that criminals follow gun laws is absurd. New laws will only restrict honest citizens and no one else," he said.
"Gun statistics show gun ownership is at an all-time high, and gun accidents are at an all-time low," said Bach, who is also a practicing attorney and National Rifle Association board member.
Gun owners, hunters and sportsman are extremely agitated and highly motivated to defeat unconstitutional laws and the politicians who promote them, Bach said.
"This is pure political opportunism at its worst and it's going to backfire badly on them," he said.
"The Democrat-controlled state assembly passed gun control legislation in one day," said Frank Jack Fiamingo, president and founder of New Jersey Second Amendment Society. NJ2AS is a non-partisan, not-for-profit organization dedicated to protecting the rights of law-abiding gun owners in New Jersey.
"From three out of the four hearings, 98 percent of the attendees were pro-Second Amendment rights' activists," said the semi-retired business owner and pistol shooting hobbyist.
"In New Jersey, there is no lack of gun laws to challenge," said Daniel L. Schmutter, a litigation partner at the law firm of Greenbaum Rowe Smith & Davis, LLP.
"Part of my practice is to represent firearm associations and individuals whose Second Amendment rights have been violated," said the civil rights and constitutional law advocate.
Schmutter has submitted five amicus curiae briefs to the Supreme Court of the United States and the New Jersey Supreme Court, one of which was cited by Justice Samuel Alito in the 2010 landmark case McDonald v. Chicago.


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Home » Defense, Featured, People & Places, Politics » John Briceño Says New B.D.F. Probe is Latest in Corruption Chain
The Auditor General is on the case of a senior officer of the Belize Defence Force who is being questioned on whether his private company benefited from an inside connection in the training of a troop of German soldiers in 2015 and 2016. C.E.O. in the Ministry of Defence Felix Enriquez has confirmed to News Five that an investigation is underway, but declined further comment. However, News Five has obtained further details of the company, known as Belize Jungle Experience, and its role in the situation. Company owner Lieutenant Colonel Charlton Roches was the Force's liaison officer for the trainings in 2015, 2016 and 2017, but only 2016 was audited. We understand that some thirty-six staff participated in the 2016 training and were assigned a temporary salary – but they were never paid. A cost of one hundred thousand dollars was also assessed by the company for standby or emergency use of the Force's two helicopters – except that the helicopters were not operational at that time – had not even been assembled – and pilots had been doing qualification flights in early 2017. The total paid by the Germans was eight hundred thousand dollars to the Force and the Lieutenant Colonel was paid from that but he primarily used B.D.F. materiel – vehicles, drivers, fuel, food – from Price Barracks for the course and invested nothing and delivered nothing. Still yet, the company which is registered at number seventeen Berkeley Street in Belize City is actually the home of Roches; however it conducts business at mile one and a half on the George Price Highway, which the audit says is the home of Margaret Flowers, a relative of Roches. At the time the company was allowed to operate, Brigadier General David Jones was at the head of the B.D.F. Citing a litany of instances of Government corruption, today Opposition Leader John Briceño called on the Government to respond to this latest instance.
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John Briceño, P.U.P. Leader
"Unfortunately, we have not seen the report; I have heard of the same allegations and I saw a snippet of what you have just mentioned. And I think it the responsibility of the Minister of Finance to provide us in the House these reports, so then we can take a look. And I am sure that the Government would try to do anything possible to ensure that does not see the light of day, or probably may even try to see how best they can try to sanitize it; yet it is so bad that it's very difficult to sanitize."


Kitchen and Residential Design: Reader Question: New lighting in my kitchen?
Help! I just discovered your blog and love it! Thank you for sharing. What brought me here: I am in the early stages of a budget kitchen remodel. I live in a 1963 Royal Barry Wills Cape that was designed to look much older. There are black latches on the interior doors, not knobs, old fashioned windows, etc. My kitchen needed some updating, but I want to keep the cottage style. My kitchen is small --it's a wide galley with seven foot high ceilings.
I'm planning to replace the '70s tile floor with oak hardwood. I'm going to hire a professional to paint the cabinetry Benjamin Moore White dove. I'm going to replace the cabinetry hardware, replace the Formica counters and put in a bead board ceiling.
What ceiling light should I use and what counter material do you recommend? I love this Schoolhouse light for over the sink and I like soapstone counters but I'm concerned about sopastone's scratching and upkeep.
Thanks for the questions and I'd be glad to weigh in on both of them. Before I do though, if you're in a Royal Barry Wills Cape Cod home, you really ought to check out Gina Milne's Willow Decor. Gina lives in a Royal Barry Wills home and knows more about that architecture than anyone I know.
You want to light that room with a combination of recessed lights for ambient light and then a pendant over the sink and under cabinet lights for task lighting. Despite the fact that your ceilings are rather low, you want to go with recessed lights. Use three- or four-inch cans and use more of them than you think you should.
Put all of your lights on dimmers so you can control the light levels in that room based on what your needs are. Do not use a central, ceiling mounted light fixture. All you'll get is glare, something you want to avoid, avoid, avoid. Think about the work areas that will be in your new kitchen and place your cans accordingly. A mistake a lot of people make is to stick with a geometric layout for recessed lights without regard to how that lighting has to be used.
Have them put on dimmers too. Don't use puck lights because you'll end up with a row of spot lights. Kitchens should be lit evenly to avoid glare and shadows.
But more than any other advice I can give about lighting a kitchen, the best advice I can give is to go to an independent lighting store and talk to a lighting designer. Lighting design is a profession for a reason and no home center or website can give you the same kind of service and advice as an actual, flesh and blood lighting pro. Let a lighting designer put together a lighting plan for you and then let him or her supply your lights. It will be money well spent.
Now, so far as soapstone on your counters, I say go for it. The neutral color of soapstone will allow you to do anything you want to color-wise in that kitchen and it's entirely appropriate for a '60s-era Cape Cod home. While it's true that soapstone is soft and it can be scratched, it really has no maintenance or upkeep issues. Soapstone is completely non-reactive so you can't stain it and it's also non-porous. It gets used in chemistry labs for a very good reason. I have never met someone who has soapstone counters who didn't also love them.
Often times, people wipe down their soapstone counters with mineral oil but that mineral oil is not making the counter water proof or sealing it in any way. Rather, mineral oil sits on the surface of the stone and oxidizes, making the stone appear to be darker. I wrote a defense of soapstone back in October and you can jump to it here: Please Pass the Soapstone.
So my advice is go to a lighting designer to get a layout for a lighting plan and then say yes to soapstone.
And one last nugget of neighborly advice because I just can't help myself. Purge the clutter. Get rid of all of the stuff on your counters except for one or two things that you use every day. If you want to display something, hang it on a wall. If it won't hang on a wall get it out of your kitchen. Nothing makes a small kitchen look even smaller more than clutter. Good luck!
I have too much stuff on my counter, too :-( I guess I better de-clutter!!
Thanks for dropping by our blog and for your wonderful & supportive comment about my remodeled archways... you're great!
Those intersecting arches are fantastic and the paint colors you used there are perfect. Mind if I re-print that photo here so I can illustrate how to do something interesting?
Paul, I don't yet know what a Royal Barry Wills home is, but those kitchens on the Willow Decor blog are exactly what I'm envisioning for our new kitchen. It's small and is going to require some clever renovations. I don't know that I could even pick a favorite from all those photos if pressed to do so!!
Gina's Willow Decor does have some great stuff in it and if you dig back far enough in her archives you can see some of what Gina did in her own home. Beautiful job she did, and although you new place is more Tudor Revival than Royal Barry Wills, the things that Gina posts would work perfectly in your new place.
Thanks so much for the mention! I have a Colonial, but in my neighborhood RBW designed several Capes. The ceilings were lower for some reason. I LOVE a Cape. Your sugggestions for lighting are great! I also have two suggestions. The first is to recess a block of the ceiling like I did in my kithcen, then beadboard it. I also would remove the wood Valance over the sink and install a cutain or roman shade hung alomost at the ceiling. Both will the illusion of higher ceilings. Finally I would install tile floors on the diagonal which will open up the room.
I have soapstone counters and can't say enough good things about it!! Just make sure you choose a very hard variety as the softer ones tend to ding like pine. Harder ones include "Beleza" and "Julia"
I would also enter Paul's giveaway - just to win his time would be fabulous!!
Why did I think you have a RBW? RBW or not, you have formidable taste Gina and I stand by my recommendation that my questioning reader spend some time on Willow Decor.
Please, do not leave spammy comments here.
I do have a RBW designed home - My home is Colonial not a cape.


STAGESCENELA named R&J "BEST PRODUCTION OVERALL" of the 2015 Hollywood Fringe Festival!
In R&J, all the male characters are now women, and all the female characters are now men. The world is dark and dreamy and "here all eyes gaze on us." The brooding Romea falls in love with cloistered Julian, each opening up something in the other as their story swiftly unfolds. With 8 actors and 90 minutes, R&J hurtles forward, but still manages to catch your breath and fills you with our lovers' hope.
If you were to meet a human who was raised with the freedom and privilege to be bold and unabashedly honest and open, is that human automatically "male" or "masculine"?
If you were to meet a human who was raised as currency for their parent to profit from when they became of age, and therefore has been cloistered from the world and trained to be a perfect prize to be won, is that human automatically "female" or "feminine"?
What has our society taught us about the parameters within which males and females must live to be palatable to the general public and general audience?
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Laura is a lawyer by day, working for a global business law firm. By night, she puts pen to paper, writing about wealthy billionaires and sassy alpha females.
Laura grew up in England, UK and has spent a lot of time travelling the world. It was whilst she was living in Australia in 2009 that she began drafting her first novel (now safely in a drawer for a later date!).
In 2012, working as a lawyer in London, inspired by the blinding lights and corporate world, the writing bug bit Laura again. From a small bedroom in the city, Gregory Ryans and Scarlett Heath were born in the first book of the Vengeful Love trilogy.
I met Gregory Ryans when I pitched to be the lawyer advising on his company's latest acquisition. I won the work. I fell in love with my client. I went against everything I believe in when the takeover turned out to be hostile and I decided to help him anyway.
He's sitting on the sofa in his home office at the Shard, watching me as I write this post at his desk. That's the first thing you need to know about Gregory, he's sitting here because he wants to protect me. He wants to protect me no matter how great or insignificant the threat, no matter the cost. And we breed enemies, the pair of us, so he's not being irrational. We generally are under attack.
He catches me looking across at him and a mesmerising half-smile draws on his lips, pulling his skin taut across his chiseled jaw. His brown eyes shine. Tonight, he's relaxed. But I'm not fooled. I know the darkness that lies beneath his walls.
Gregory wasn't born into a happy family, he was born to an abusive drunk. Now, he wants revenge and I'm going to help him take it. Gregory is dangerous. Together, we're a force to be reckoned with.
But I can only help him to the extent he lets me in and that's something he finds hard to do. His secrets, his white lies, they feel like deception, even when he tells me that everything he does is for me. He's smart, business smart and emotionally intelligent. But so am I. He's met his match.
His arrogance doesn't intimidate me. Nor do his passion and his desire to keep me close. None of it scares me. In fact, it makes me want him. His whole package, the good and the ugly, it's the reason I fall just a little bit deeper whenever I'm around him.
I bite my lip as my thoughts start to run away with me. He knows how my mind works, it's like he's hardwired into me. He stands, striking the pose I love. Strong, tall, broad. His back straight, his hips flexed slightly forward pulling the material of his suit trousers tight across his more than adequate package.
He stalks towards me and wraps his arms over my shoulders, pressing his soft lips to my neck. Tender, the way no one else knows he can be. I breathe him in. Rich. Fresh.
"Are you almost done, baby?" he asks, his South African twang subtly present, despite him living in England since he was ten years old.
When I nod, he turns me in the chair and in one swift move my legs are wrapped around his hips.
I'll go willingly because this is the kind of man Gregory is. A man not to be refused. A man no woman would ever want to refuse.
Fabulous sounding book! The rafflecopter links to a different Laura Carter (an actor/director) but I visited and liked Laura Carter's (the writer) Facebook page.


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Micah L. Sifry is Co-Founder and President of Civic Hall, curator of the annual Personal Democracy Forum, and editor of Civicist, Civic Hall's news site. From 2006-16 he was a senior adviser to the Sunlight Foundation, which he helped found, and he currently serves on the boards of Consumer Reports and the Public Laboratory for Open Technology and Science. He is the author or editor of nine books, most recently Civic Tech in the Global South (co-edited with Tiago Peixoto) (World Bank, 2017); A Lever and a Place to Stand: How Civic Tech Can Move the World (PDM Books, 2015), with Jessica McKenzie; The Big Disconnect: Why the Internet Hasn't Transformed Politics (Yet) (OR Books, 2014); and Wikileaks and the Age of the Transparency (OR Books, 2011). In 2012 he taught "The Politics of the Internet" as a visiting lecturer at Harvard's Kennedy School.
From 1997-2006, he worked closely with Public Campaign, a non-profit, non-partisan organization focused on comprehensive campaign finance reform, as its senior analyst. Prior to that, Micah was an editor and writer with The Nation magazine for thirteen years. He is the author of Spoiling for a Fight: Third-Party Politics in America (Routledge, 2002), co-author with Nancy Watzman of Is That a Politician in Your Pocket? Washington on $2 Million a Day (John Wiley & Sons, 2004), co-editor of Rebooting America, and co-editor of The Iraq War Reader (Touchstone, 2003) and The Gulf War Reader (Times Books, 1991).
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