This is a special tour which takes you into the Kimberleys to see just how spectacular the area is. This tour has a little bit of everything.
Meet Indigenous members of the Beagle Bay communities and learn of their fascinating cultures deep within Dampier Land.
Gasp at the creative beauty and symbolism of the pearl shell altar at the Beagle Bay Church.
Explore the One Arm Point aquaculture hatchery, with its delightful collection of reef fish and trochus shells.
Enjoy morning and afternoon tea, as well as a picnic lunch, to replenish your resources on this wonderful day tour.
Swim, snorkel, sunbathe or take a walk at scenic Cape Leveque, before exploring the gardens and bush church.
This full day adventure (approx. 12 hours) to Cape Leveque, takes you through Dampier Land to enjoy the opportunity of meeting several Indigenous communities, visit the Aquaculture Hatchery and the spectacular pearl shell altar at Beagle Bay.
Begin your culturally rewarding adventure by departing Broome at approximately 7:00 am (hotel pick up), journeying through magnificent 'Dampier Land' to the Dampier Peninsula. The unique Kimberley landscape unfurls before you as you cross the principally Indigenous owned land of fiery red sands and rock carvings, up the 4WD track toward the peninsula, with guided commentary about the area's fascinating history.
Your first stop is for morning tea at the Beagle Bay Aboriginal Community. You will visit the spectacular pearl shell altar at the Beagle Bay Church. Mother of pearl, cowrie, olive and volute shells decorate the interior walls of the church, with mother of pearl the predominant shell used to adorn the main altar. Opercula – a rare stone taken from shellfish – are inlaid into the side altars. Much of the decoration are tribal symbols of the Nimanborr, Njul Njul and Bard people of the area, while others are Christian symbols representing a lamb, a fish and a shepherd's crook. Completed in 1917, it is one of the Kimberley's most historic landmarks.
From Beagle Bay, you will travel north to the remote One Arm Point Community, with spectacular views of Buccaneer Archipelago. Observe the unique tidal flows of the Kimberley and visit the Community's aquaculture hatchery, with its collection of reef fish and trochus shells.
After a delightful picnic lunch, the afternoon is yours, at scenic Cape Leveque (Kooljaman). Snorkel, swim, or sunbathe on the pristine beaches, take a walk on the glistening sands, or just relax and enjoy the peace and calm of the spectacular coastline.
After departing Cape Leveque mid-afternoon, you will journey south for afternoon tea. Visit the bush timber church and enjoy the gardens before travelling back to Broome, arriving at your accommodation at approximately 7.00 pm.
Morning & Afternoon Tea, Lunch, Community entry fees, and Hatchery tour.
Departs: Daily except Saturdays from April to October. Wednesdays and Saturdays from November to March.
Travellers should bring a broad-brimmed hat with sun visor, walking shoes, swimming costume & towel, personal water bottle, sunscreen and camera with spare film or memory cards & batteries.
Child prices apply to children between the ages of 4 and 12 years inclusive. This tour is not recommended for younger children as the days can be long, the distances travelled extended and the walks difficult for little legs.
Concession/pensioner rates apply to YHA Members and those holding valid Australian Pension, Seniors and Student Cards. Not applicable to international concession card holders.
We can cater for special dietary requirements, so please advise us when booking.
This tour may not be suitable for pregnant women or travellers with back problems.


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Nya demokratiska partiet (engelska: New Democratic Party, förkortat NDP; franska: Nouveau Parti Démocratique, förkortat NPD) är ett socialdemokratiskt parti i Kanada. Partiet bildades 1961 ur bland annat Co-operative Commonwealth Federation, och har sedan dess haft mandat i Kanadas parlament. Jagmeet Singh är partiledare sedan 2017.

Partiet ställer också upp i val till alla provinsparlament, med undantag för Québecs nationalförsamling. Det deltar även i valen till Yukonterritoriets lagstiftande församling. Québec-avdelningen bröt sig ur partiet 1990 och ingår idag i Québec solidaire. Partiet är eller har varit i regeringsställning i Manitoba, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Saskatchewan, British Columbia, Yukon och Alberta.

Partiets traditionella rötter finns i fackföreningsrörelsen, men det har idag även band till bland annat miljörörelsen.

I parlamentsvalet 2011 fick partiet ett historiskt resultat.  Partiet kom tvåa, med fler röster än Liberala partiet för första gången, och blev därmed den officiella oppositionen i underhuset.

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December 2, 2013 December 22, 2013 adamscovell Film
Computer Chess (2013) – Andrew Bujalski.
There is nothing that gives the illusion of the infinite as a tangible concept quite like the game of chess. Conquering the game has driven several mad and its geeky nature belies the fact that its 64 squares hides a chasm of never ending options and possibilities. This rather philosophical interpretation of the game is the backdrop for Andrew Bujalski's subtle comedy, Computer Chess (2013), concerning the invention and subsequent competition of computers able to play the game.
Set in a low-rent hotel and shot with period cameras, the landscape of Computer Chess is at once distinct and other-worldly. With the electronic hum and bleeps on the soundtrack, this out-of-town highway hotel seems to be one equally of the past and as well as the future. Perhaps the event of the computer chess tournament is at the fracture in time?
While these hints at a deeper and more philosophical questioning seem at home in an art-house film, it would be a shame for Computer Chess to be hidden and submerged in these questions. In actuality, alongside this sense of longing for the infinite, Computer Chess is extremely fun. The obsessive nature of the teams as they strive to beat each other is wonderfully realised in typical monotone voices. When the Tsar team's computer starts to lose, appearing to do so deliberately, their team's realisation that the computer has made a bad move is one of the film's best moments.
Indeed, the film is reminiscent of the BBC comedy satire Look Around You; both use technology of the past and predictions of the future as a source of comedy and other questions. These questions for the series are more simple, dark humour but for Computer Chess, it is more about questioning the role of machine and of human. The term artificial intelligence pops up several times but often gets quickly put aside by the comedy.
Really, Computer Chess is about A.I and asks just as many moral and philosophical questions about it as more serious films do. Why does the Tsar computer want to lose against other computers but compete gallantly against people? Why and how does it know that the moves decided are not that of a computer but that of living person instead? Several shots indicate that the Tsar machine does in fact have a perspective; like a geeky, piss taking Hal 9000. It's arguably the most central character to the film, responsible for everything from the gradual awakening of Peter the team-member to the first birth of A.I. It just happens to be an enigma with a sense of humour.
Outside of the geeky tournament, Bujalski fills his film with all sorts of strange phenomena. The first appearance of a Persian cat taking a lift in the hotel is surreal enough but to find a whole room full of them later on hints that there are some forms of dreamscape happening. They represent a number of surreal moments that seem to come from nowhere, as if the potential for infinity has opened up a gateway for all sorts of surreal events and ideas to bleed through. The film therefore has a number of vague but pleasing ties to Stanley Kubrick's The Shining (1980) in this sense.
Instead of bleeding lifts and ghostly twins, the hotel of the tournament has the manifestation of artificial intelligence, an array of cats, men stumbling around the corridors in a trance-like state and a self-help group for adventurous couples. The latter aspect of the film is one of its strangest with one scene in particular between Peter and a rather open-minded, middle-aged couple suggesting a sly menace. Even the films ending, one that strongly suggests a sexual awakening, seems almost voyeuristic because of the how Bujalski shoots it. In fact the whole film, in spite of some innovative editing and composition gives the feel of a fly-on-the-wall situation, as if the camera shouldn't really be there (and it even has competition from an actual film crew covering the competition as well).
When Tsar the computer is shown to have a point of view that the viewer can recognise, it's shot in the same way on the old Sony camera. Perhaps this world is meant to be seen through the eyes of a new intelligence or an artificial one and this dilapidated way of filming is just to show the human eye through the filter of a technological one? Either way, the mere presence of a point of view instantly calls into question the role of A.I and the opinions it appears to have on the role it is being forced into by the geeks and computer experts.
Computer Chess is not a typical comedy. In fact, it's one of the most unique films of the year, if not the decade. From the simple aspects of how it was made to the heavy questions it lightly pokes, Computer Chess may not be riotous but it is good company, even if this company has only just become sentient.
Computer Chess is out now in cinemas and released by Masters of Cinema on DVD in January 2014.
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"We must not demean life by standing in awe of death." I once valued life, but what use is life if you cannot live to your full potential? A pointless effort to say the least. So very few people ever are remembered in the history books… regretfully.
Ah I'll bite. I love Mark Twain but I cannot say this one really speaks to me. I read that he is suggesting that respect, success, what have you, is more important to man then love. That more then love he seeks to elevate himself over his peers. I would say generally speaking he is quite right.
This one didn't get much, I'll just mvoe on to a new one. This was suggested by TheInternetRules. "Pride is not the opposite of shame, but its source. True humility is the only antidote to shame." * * * By the way, does anyone know who the real world person who said this is?
> *Originally posted by **[Dartval](/forums/9/topics/259493?page=32#posts-7019605):*** > > Two quotes in a row got nothing. Let's try a new one. > > "When men sow the wind it is rational to expect that they will reap the whirlwind." > > ~Frederick Douglass The idea of sowing and reaping to let it grow from a seed, like a plant. Of course, what's more powerful than wind? A whirlwind. Could be taken as former mischief coming back to bite the person.
Alright, this might be fun. "When men sow the wind it is rational to expect that they will reap the whirlwind." Well, this can have many interpretations, but I think it's pretty much enforcing karma in a negative sort of connotation. What a great quote.
Many quotes are too vague to leave their own context. For example, Ferdinand Foch, a French general, said this after the Treaty f Versailles: "This is not peace. It is an armistice for 20 years." He didn't mean to say the treaty is too harsh, but rather, not harsh enough. Quotes are ambiguous enough. But doing away the context of this quote and looking at the sentence itself, the word "religion" immediately springs into mind. A strong impression of something fuzzy, it is religion. As a fuzzy concept, religion can't pass the trial of rationality, but you definitely miss something if you require rationality in all fields.
"There is nothing worse than a sharp image of a fuzzy concept." = Don't misinterpret things and read your own interests/intent into them.
Pretty basic: How much folly is it to assume something that is without good definition (maybe as in high resolution of a picture) can be acutely described (as in expecting to have a picture that isn't "fuzzy"//out-of-focus)? This quote somewhat reminds me of the story of [the 5 blind men & the elephant](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_men_and_an_elephant) Sure, each man upon touching a specific part of the elephant felt very strongly that he was highly accurate in his comparative assessment of that part of the elephant which was in his hands. But, obviously…what made the "picture be a fuzzy one" was the fact that each one of them were failing to see the ENTIRE picture. This is what I see happening all around me,,,, and usually at the heart of most stressful contentions. Some ppl believe that just because they are well versed on a subject, esp. if in only a small aspect of it, then they by default automatically know the balance of any pertinent, worth-knowing data. We see this in jhco's "anecdotal-expansion theory". We see it in his: agree w/ me or you hate America & want to destroy the Constitution. We see it manifested in his bigoted stances on abortion, Gay Rights, etc. Of course he has HIS RIGHT to believe as he wishes and by which he divines same. He even has a "right" to do his best to see those wishes actualized,,, at least as long as society (via laws, etc.) will allow. BUT, he also should expect other ppl's imagery//concept of the "elephant" to be different from his (and even likely different from the real elephant),,, and be able to give due respect to theirs as he believes is "owed" to him. I really, REALLY like how Pulsaris brought up the analogy of "religion". It fits perfectly. The quote so blatantly describes what is a major problem w/ "religion" today. That being: petty ppl,,, wanting to have much more clout in life than they merit,,,taking something that is very "fuzzy" and then going to extreeeeeme lengths to give enormous credibility to it via honing a razor sharp image of what "God" says he wants. Of course, and by-the-way, they know this because "God" whispered it in their ears….such is their desperation to take something that not only IS fuzzy, but should REMAIN fuzzy so that each person can actually "hear" their God speaking to THEM instead of these self-appointed charlatans-of-spiritual-clarity. These are the ppl (& their followers) that not only can't see the forest because of the trees,,, they are the ones who believe they are seeing THE forest simply because they can (maybe?) identify the very few trees within their sight of the glen in which they reside. A very good quote to bring up in these troubling times, Dartval. I intend to use it during "discussion" of why we are now in Civil War II. I used the metaphor of _high resolution of a picture_ because A. Adams was a renowned photographer.
> There is nothing worse than a sharp image of a fuzzy concept. Whilst undoubtedly not what the original quoter had in mind, this is definitely true in the more bleeding edge of discovery. It is likely just as true for theoretical work as it is for applied sciences. When you have a vague area which is poorly understood – let's pick the concept of 'continental drift' as an example, before the field of plate tectonics was widely accepted – before this explanation was even widely accepted. You had a great unknown expanse, in which something was clearly happening, but nobody knew why. You then had individuals come along and 'lay down the law' of how this mechanism worked, without fully understanding all the details involved. As such you get communities or cliques all grouping around a common idea, which is a clear and precise way things _must_ be working. Very clear and definite despite the whole concept being rather fuzzy and indistinct. Then when a correct explanation does come along – plate tectonics in this case – it has to fight for momentum against the established clear ideas. In our example's case, the debate surrounding it versus other 'more accepted' explanations raged on for sixty years before plate tectonics won out, basically by supplying many, many times as much evidence as the other 'sharp images of what was going on' had needed, in order to be accepted. You see this phenomenon all the time in various branches of human work. Where an idea becomes so accepted, even though it is not accounting for all the possibilities, that it takes a great deal of oomph for other, newer ideas with less crispness to them – more room to maneuver – to get past that. Most minds on this forum will probably turn to either politics or religion, but mainstream science can be just as bad. About the only difference with science is the lifecycle is much, much shorter. But a sharp image of a fuzzy concept is horendous precisely because, in order to bring it into focus, to make it sharp, so much of the concept has to be ignored, or quietly brushed aside. You have a solution, yes, but it is a solution which must by necessity of having such sharpness, ignore most of what is actually going on in the whole image, to focus only on some small, highly visible segment of it.
Quick one-liner for now: Those people who won't lose in any match they attend, we call them referees. Being outside of a fight is usually better than "victory" or "defeat".
there's nothing worse than mistaking estimates for concrete data.
> *Originally posted by **[Dartval](/forums/9/topics/259493?page=32#posts-7071673):*** > > New quote: > > "The problems of victory are more agreeable than those of defeat, but they are no less difficult." > > ~Winston Churchill Not really my best effort on this one,,, but I also haven't given it much thought,,, very busy ATM. Rather the person left standing is on the defeat or victory side of the war (Churchill was likely referring to WWII), s/he "inherits" the ugly aftermath of it…the problems which remain to be solved//addressed. The "agreeable" part for the victors is that they are the ones in charge of who does the work & "pays" the most for the need to have it done.
The aftermath of victory are arguably more noticeable than that of defeat, but none-the-less, there are difficulties. For example, If X doesn't attack Y at Z, X's army will lose 5,000 men and Y would suffer minimal casualties If X _does_ attack Y at Z, Y will fall, lose 10,000 men, X only losing ~400-600 As seen, no matter how X or Y approach each other, no matter who wins, the difficulties (death) will still be there.
I can see how in certain circumstances one might be better off surrendering than winning a Phyrric victory.
well, i'd rather say he's cautioning about thinking victory means you can relax in a hammock and food will come to you. you still have the same problems of having to rebuild and reorganise, count your losses, watch your back…it's not much different. it doesn't get you out of the woods, it just makes the woods less eery. although actually, he said it far more directly than that.


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Miami gym owner arrested on charges of selling $10 million in steroids from China
Federal agents raided a popular Miami gym early Wednesday morning, leaving a U.S. Marshal-branded "no trespassing" sign on the door and arresting its co-owner on charges of heading a $10 million international steroid production and distribution ring.
Early morning workout buffs at Iron Addicts Gym, on 31 NE 17th St., were herded against the wall by Drug Enforcement Agents, who used sledgehammers to knock down walls in the second story office, a witness wrote on Facebook.
Above the gym, Iron Addicts co-owner Richard Rodriguez ran a supplement company that the DEA said produced and sold anabolic steroids. In a criminal complaint, agents accused Rodriguez, 37, and wife Nancy, head of a nine-member steroid ring, of importing products from China, manufacturing steroids in an Arizona lab and distributing the drugs worldwide from a Miami P.O. Box. Agents arrested all but one member of the network on Wednesday.
Rodriguez's steroid ring was chronicled on his Instagram page, where he frequently posted pictures of his MacLaren and Porsche sports cars, of himself with fitness celebrities and motivational entrepreneurship quotes.Although most of the suspects arrested Wednesday are from Miami, the complaint was filed in a New York federal court because at least 50 of the group's customers are from that state. Agents believe the group shipped steroids hidden in Muscle Milk bottles to Canada and in stereo speakers to Kuwait.
Much to the dismay of gymgoers, some of Iron Addicts' equipment was seized by DEA agents and loaded into moving trucks on Wednesday afternoon. Agents said steroid profits helped pay employees and buy gym equipment.
DEA agents said they were tipped off to the illegal sale of steroids by Wellness, Fitness & Nutrition Network, or wellnessfitnessnutritionstore.com, in August 2015. The site was still available, as of Wednesday afternoon, and offered steroids in injection or pill form, as well as blog posts about fitness routines and why steroids shouldn't be illegal.
Rodriguez is majority owner and CEO of the company, as well as a part owner of Iron Addicts Gym. Agents said he operates both under the parent company Mid-Year Management, which his wife heads as chief administrative officer. According to the complaint, she also works as CFO and bookkeeper for Wellness, Fitness & Nutrition Network. The couple made more than $2.3 million in cash between January 2015 and October 2016, the complaint said.
The complaint also names Jonathan Gonzalez, director and operations manager for the company's Miami-based shipping facilities, shipping supervisor Erick Vittitow, international sales vice president Bader Alaskari and sales representative Bernard Duran.
The 20 percent of the company Rodriguez doesn't own belongs to John Ferrell, owner and operator of Desert Formulations in Phoenix, Arizona. The complaint alleges Ferrell imported the raw steroid powder from China and made the liquid steroids in his lab.
The complaint also names Edward Jacob Liff, the lead chemist at Desert Formulations, and his co-chemists, Xzavier Apodaca and Byron Oliver. DEA agents hid outside the Arizona lab and picked through the garbage, where they said they found pills that tested positive for steroids.
Agents believe Rodriguez and Ferrell laundered their profits through another company, The Real Nutrition, which wired at least $350,000 to Chinese companies that sell steroid powder. U.S. Border Patrol agents seized three packages of steroid powder — addressed to Rodriguez — in April and May 2015 and bought $30,000 worth of steroids from the company.
This month, Duran told an informant over the phone that Rodriguez was "paranoid" because the whole business was "illegal," according to the complaint.
The early morning raid was a dramatic scene for workout buffs. Some posted pictures of DEA agents walking through the gym that morning
As one gymgoer put it on Facebook, "OMG!!! At 6AM, 15 DEA agents (in full military gear) stormed iron addictgym, herded everyone against the wall , while about 5 other agents wielding sledgehammers went into the locker room and upstairs and started knocking down walls. Talk about an exciting morning ! Back to RYPT gym I go," Ernesto Aragon wrote.
Other regular Iron Addicts clients mourned the temporary loss of their gym and a possible permanent stain on its record. Geoffrey Clausen stopped by Iron Addicts Gym, at for a workout early Wednesday and found law enforcement instead.
"It's an unfortunate tragedy," Clausen, 37, said. "The gym's draw is its trainers and equipment, which are tailored for hardcore weightlifters and competitors. Some traveled internationally for the chance to pump iron here.
"There's nothing else in Miami like it," he said. "For our specific subculture, we're like 'what the f— do we do today?' "
Fitness celebrity C.T. Fletcher made a statement via YouTube clarifying that he owns no part of the Miami Iron Addicts gym; he said he just allowed the club to use his likeness on a "handshake" agreement.
"Do I regret making that decision? I sure do," he said.
By Alex Harris
aharris@miamiherald.com
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/crime/article134261519.html#storylink=cpy
By Bruce L. Udolf, P.A. | Posted on February 24, 2017
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Conductor and individual artists shine in Met's unfocused "Don Carlo"
By Eric C. Simpson
Dimitri Hvorostovsky and Yonghoon Lee in Verdi's "Don Carlo" at the Metropolitan Opera. Photo: Ken Howard
The Metropolitan Opera was fairly well packed on Monday for the return of Verdi's Don Carlo. Nicholas Hytner's 2010 production, which strips away frills to present the bare essentials of the opera in stark relief, is among the best productions unveiled at the house during the Peter Gelb era. Between the powerful staging and a formidable cast, this Don Carlo had tremendous promise and there was a great deal of fine music-making. But it was hard not to feel that it should have been better.
Don Carlo is by no means a star vehicle; it is one of the great ensemble pieces of the operatic repertoire, and so a weak lead will not necessarily scuttle it. Barbara Frittoli had a rough go as Elisabetta, struggling to project and sounding especially wide in her upper register—she was able to reach the top notes of "Tu che le vanità," but had to make a stop or two along the way to get there.
But one weakish link in a core cast of five would seem like a pretty good bet on most nights. Yonghoon Lee overcame a rocky start to give an excellent vocal performance, indecipherable Italian notwithstanding. At his best he was able to produce a clear, caramel tone and unleash gleaming top notes without a hint of strain. As his faithful compatriot Rodrigo, Dmitri Hvorostovsky swaggered characteristically, but he still has the voice to get away with it—a spectacularly dark, weighty baritone that climbs easily to the role's highest notes. His tone, too, was smoother than it has been in recent years, allowing him to excel just as much in the lyrical material as in his macho bellowing.
Ferruccio Furlanetto seems to be the go-to man for the role of Philip at every house in the world, and with good reason: his portrayal of the king is one of the wonders of the operatic stage, a complete interpretation that exemplifies the very best of operatic performance. His rendition of the anguished "Ella giammai m'amo" was, as ever, an interpretation of profound depth, giving a glimpse of his innermost thoughts as his sound filled the house. Even at 65, there are hardly any signs of wear on Furlanetto's voice—it remains a massive, dark, woolen instrument, and he steers it with amazing precision.
Ekaterina Gubanova stepped into the role of Princess Eboli and made it her own, projecting a sensual presence without any extraneous mugging. Her voice is dark enough to fit the sultry character, even if one might wish for a little more weight at the bottom of her chest voice. But it is also flexible enough to toss off the acrobatics of "Nel giardin del bello" without so much as a second thought, making it a seductive, rather than gymnastic, display. Her account of "O don fatale," moreover, was the best the Met has heard in a while, an intense performance in which she visibly and audibly worked herself into a heroic frenzy.
But as powerful as the characters' various monologues were, everyone seemed to be in his or her own operatic world. The ensemble numbers felt detached, no matter how beautifully sung. Lee's and Hvorostovsky's timbres were a great match, yet even their memorable Act II duet failed to stir the spirit.
Yannick Nézet-Séguin was not blameless, struggling early on to keep ensemble tight. The sound that he coaxed out of the Met orchestra, though, was exquisite, and, as the evening wore on, a dramatic and emotionally charged reading emerged. The sonic precision with which he wielded the orchestra was a thrill to hear, whether he was weaving a feathery whisper or blowing the roof off. This was an interpretation of symphonic power and scope, which in this most massive of Verdi scores, is not off the mark. Even with the characteristically solid work of the chorus, the Met Orchestra was the star of the evening.
James Morris makes another celebrity appearance in this run as the Grand Inquisitor. His is not as thunderous as other voices heard in this role (thunder may not be something he can muster any more), but there is an icy directness to his sound that is fitting, especially when set against the rich color and humanity of Furlanetto's Philip.
If there was one actor onstage consistently connected to her role and her surroundings it was Amanda Woodbury, whose debut brought a silvery sparkle to the trouser role of Tebaldo. She was entirely alive to her fellow actors, overflowing with charm, and it was a joy to watch her strut confidently about the stage. One hopes that the rest of the cast can take a cue from her as this run continues. There's too much talent collected here to deliver anything less than a memorable Don Carlo.
Don Carlo runs through April 25 at the Metropolitan Opera. Nadia Krasteva, making her company debut, assumes the role of Eboli beginning April 15. metopera.org


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Tomasz Wroblewski, stage name Orion, is a Polish heavy metal musician, current bassist of Behemoth and vocalist/guitarist of Vesania. He also contributed with the band Neolithic and performed with Machine Head.
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APPEAL from an order of the Superior Court of Riverside County denying writ of error coram nobis or coram nobis and/or motion to set aside a judgment and/or petition for writ of habeas corpus. John G. Gabbert, Judge. Affirmed.
Manuel Vega, in pro. per., and Maurice C. Sherrill, under appointment by the District Court of Appeal, for Appellant.
Edmund G. Brown, Attorney General, and William E. James, Deputy Attorney General, for Respondent.
Defendant, in propria persona, on June 1, 1955, filed his notice of appeal from the above-entitled order entered on May 24, 1955, after his conviction on February 24, 1954 (by the trial court sitting without a jury) of the crime of robbery, second degree. No appeal was taken from the judgment of conviction and no motion for new trial was made at that time. He admitted three charges of prior convictions of felonies. One was for burglary, first degree, committed in Riverside County in 1936, one for escape and grand theft in that same county in 1938, and grand theft therein in 1947. On the last two charges of grand theft defendant served separate prison terms in a California state prison.
Defendant presented his petition for the writ above mentioned in propria persona alleging (1) that the trial court exceeded its jurisdiction in not informing him of his constitutional right to a jury trial; and (2) that it was without jurisdiction to adjudge him an habitual criminal for the claimed reason that the previous convictions of grand theft were not such offenses as would bring defendant within section 644 of the Penal Code (habitual criminal) since it was not proved at the trial or otherwise that the value of the property taken under these two counts exceeded $200, citing In re McVickers, 29 Cal.2d 264 [ 176 P.2d 40]; In re Seeley, 29 Cal.2d 294 [ 176 P.2d 24]; and In re Bramble, 31 Cal.2d 43 [ 187 P.2d 411].
 At the hearing on the petition there was presented to the trial court a record of the proceedings had at the trial of the defendant at which time Maurice C. Sherrill, public defender in Riverside County, at defendant's request, was appointed to defend him. The record fully indicates that the defendant was duly arraigned; that counsel for defendant waived a jury trial; that defendant was also asked if that was his desire and he responded that it was also his desire that a jury be waived and that "the matter be tried by the court without a jury." The defendant never made any claim at that time or during the trial that he was not informed of his right to a jury trial. It is defendant's statement in his brief filed in the superior court that he "was given to understand" that if he followed the procedure indicated the court would not adjudge him an habitual criminal. This statement is not supported by any evidence of any kind or description. As appears from the record, the trial court fully considered the questions raised and denied the petition. We see no merit to the contentions.
 No appeal lies from an order of the superior court denying defendant a writ of habeas corpus. (Pen. Code, § 1506; People v. Ryan, 118 Cal.App.2d 144, 149 [ 257 P.2d 474].) It does not appear that petitioner is entitled to any relief under the writ sought.


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Two brave border protectors will serve 10-plus-year sentences for shooting and wounding a Mexican drug smuggler.
What Happened To Justice In America?
Rep. Dana Rohrabacher
What happened to justice in America? It certainly wasn't served on July 28 when the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the unjust convictions of Border Patrol Agents Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean. As it stands today, these two brave border protectors must now serve out their full 10-plus-year sentences for shooting and wounding a Mexican drug smuggler they encountered while he was carrying a million-dollar payload of narcotics along the Southern border in Texas. What started off as simple procedural mistakes by the agents has turned into an unimaginable travesty of justice unlike anything I've ever seen in my 30 years in Washington, D.C.
It's difficult to reconcile why U.S. Attorney Johnny Sutton would choose to seek out drug smuggler Osvaldo Aldrete-Davila, in Mexico to offer him immunity, unconditional border-crossing cards and free medical care in exchange for his testimony against the border agents. Ramos and Compean did not wake up the morning of Feb.17, 2005, with the intention of committing a crime, unlike the illegal alien drug-smuggling "victim." They put on their uniforms, strapped their weapons around their waists and pinned on their badges, as they had for five and 10 years respectively, with the intention of patrolling our borders to protect America.
It's no secret our Southern border is a virtual war zone where our border patrol agents and local law enforcement officers are often outgunned and outmanned by the violent drug cartels. So when Agents Ramos and Compean testified they thought Davila pointed a weapon at them, wouldn't that seem reasonable to assume given the dangerous conditions they face everyday along the border? Not according to U.S. Attorney Johnny Sutton, who decided to give the benefit of the doubt to a drug smuggler transporting a million dollars worth of drugs who said he was unarmed rather than siding with our law enforcement officers.
Sutton's decision to throw the book at the agents by charging them with a federal civil rights violation under the color of the law and under the 924(c) statute (unlawful discharge of a firearm during a crime of violence, which carries a ten-year mandatory minimum sentence) is not only despicable, but a dangerous precedent to set for every law enforcement officer in America. There has never been another instance where this statue, originally intended as a sentence-enhancement for drug traffickers and criminals, has been used against law enforcement officers acting within their scope of official duties. Every policeman has now been put on notice: Discharge your weapon in a split-second, deadly force situation and you, too, could face 10 years in prison if an overzealous prosecutor decides your decision was the wrong one.
Despite their disapproving posture during the Dec 3, 2007, hearing where (in which my Communications Director, Tara Setmayer, witnessed the appellate judges say first hand, "it does seem the government overreacted" in this prosecution), the judges, after almost eight months of deliberation, issued a 46 page ruling in complete contrast to what happened in court. The judges questioned why the prosecutors "stacked" the charges and got the government's attorney to admit their drug-smuggling star witness "told some lies.". What could have possibly happened between the hearing and now?
The appellate court claims that "the jury was the fact-finder"; "the jury heard all of the evidence…the case was conducted fairly and without reversible error." But was it really? The jury was never told Davila was more than a one-time offender; smuggled drugs while under immunity, was in possession of a border-crossing card our government gave him, four months before testifying against Ramos and Compean and that he potentially violated his immunity agreement by not giving up any information about the cartel he was working for. Sutton's office was well aware of these facts. It successfully petitioned the trial judge to seal that information from the jury and, to the chagrin of most reasonable people, the appellate court ruled that the protection of the Davila's 5th Amendment rights outweighed the relevancy of his additional smuggling activities.
Unless President Bush shows Ramos and Compean the same Christian charity he used to commute the sentence of his friend Scooter Libby, two wives are without their husbands, and six children will be without their fathers for the next decade. If the President does not do the right thing by Ramos and Compean, their prosecution will be one of the worst black marks on this administration. I will continue to fight for these brave men because of their willingness to die to protect all of us. For every day they continue to spend behind bars, every American should be demanding answers to what happened to real justice in America?
Republicans' Debate in the Dark
Written By Rep. Dana Rohrabacher
Republican Congressman Dana Rohrabacher represents California�??s 46th District


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BEA AHBECK/NEWS-SENTINEL Galt's Jason Welch celebrates scoring during their CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Boys Division IV Soccer Championship game against Livingston Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019.
BEA AHBECK/NEWS-SENTINEL Galt's Jason Welch (second from right) celebrates scoring during their CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Boys Division IV Soccer Championship game against Livingston Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019.
BEA AHBECK/NEWS-SENTINEL Galt's Ramiro Ramirez and Livingston's Salvador Lopez fight for control of the ball during their CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Boys Division IV Soccer Championship game Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019.
BEA AHBECK/NEWS-SENTINEL Galt's Gilberto Lopez and Livingston's Diego Garcia fight for control of the ball during their CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Boys Division IV Soccer Championship game Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019.
BEA AHBECK/NEWS-SENTINEL Galt's Gilberto Lopez and Livingston's Miguel Roldon fight for control of the ball during their CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Boys Division IV Soccer Championship game Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019.
BEA AHBECK/NEWS-SENTINEL Galt's Davian Marquez and Livingston's Salvador Salazar fight for control of the ball during their CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Boys Division IV Soccer Championship game Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019.
BEA AHBECK/NEWS-SENTINEL Galt's Nathan Villalobos and Livingston's Jose Balderas fight for control of the ball during their CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Boys Division IV Soccer Championship game Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019.
BEA AHBECK/NEWS-SENTINEL Galt's Jason Welch and Livingston's Julian Cabrera fight for control of the ball during their CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Boys Division IV Soccer Championship game Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019.
BEA AHBECK/NEWS-SENTINEL Galt's Alexis Gonzalez advances as Livingston's Salvador Lopez defends during their CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Boys Division IV Soccer Championship game Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019.
BEA AHBECK/NEWS-SENTINEL Galt's Gilberto Lopez celebrates their win with his teammates as they win their CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Boys Division IV Soccer Championship game against Livingston Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019.
BEA AHBECK/NEWS-SENTINEL Livingston react after they lost their CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Boys Division IV Soccer Championship game against Galt Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019.
BEA AHBECK/NEWS-SENTINEL Galt's Gilberto Lopez and Ozzy Chavez celebrate their win as they win their CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Boys Division IV Soccer Championship game against Livingston Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019.
BEA AHBECK/NEWS-SENTINEL Galt's Ozzy Chavez motions to the crowd as they celebrate their CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Boys Division IV Soccer Championship win over Livingston Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019.
BEA AHBECK/NEWS-SENTINEL Galt's Gilberto Lopez and Juan Cruz celebrate their CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Boys Division IV Soccer Championship win over Livingston Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019.
BEA AHBECK/NEWS-SENTINEL Galt's Gilberto Lopez receives his first place patch and a hat during the awards ceremony after their CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Boys Division IV Soccer Championship game against Livingston Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019.
BEA AHBECK/NEWS-SENTINEL Galt's coach Alfredo Renteria waves the championship banner as they celebrate their CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Boys Division IV Soccer Championship win against Livingston Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019.
BEA AHBECK/NEWS-SENTINEL Galt poses with their patches as they celebrate their CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Boys Division IV Soccer Championship win over Livingston Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019.
BEA AHBECK/NEWS-SENTINEL Galt's Juan Cruz and Gonzalo Garcia celebrate their win over Livingston after their CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Boys Division IV Soccer Championship game Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019.
Galt High boys soccer player Jason Welch jumped on a teammate's shoulders for a piggyback ride.
The duo raced down Tokay High's Hubbard Field and high-fived Galt fans. Then they rushed back to the Warrior bench to rejoin their teammates for a victorious celebration.
Some 10 minutes prior, top-seeded Galt captured its second consecutive Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV title — and third in four seasons — with a 2-0 win over No. 2 Livingston on Thursday in Lodi. Last year, Galt defeated Livingston 3-2 in the title game at Elk Grove High.
Next for Galt and Livingston is the California Interscholastic Federation NorCal playoffs. The CIF is expected to release the NorCal and SoCal brackets on its website — cifstate.org — on Sunday.
On Thursday, Galt (22-1-1) wasted no time in scoring on Livingston (23-3-2), with Warrior forward Gilberto Lopez firing the ball into the left corner of the net in the 11th minute for a 1-0 lead.
Six minutes later, Galt, which kept possession of the ball on the north side of Hubbard Field for most of the opening half, looked like it would net its second goal of the game when midfielder Alexis Gonzalez took a shot on goal from the left side of the field. However, Livingston goalie Martin Mendoza stretched out his arms and deflected the ball out of play.
In the 23rd minute, it was Welch's turn. From the right side of the field, Welch, after battling a few Livingston players for the ball, fired the ball past Mendoza into the left corner of the net for a 2-0 lead.
"There was no question in our minds that we would have to be aggressive with them, straight out of the gate. It worked out well for us," White said.
The Warriors and Wolves were locked in defensive battle in the first half, with the physical play leading to two yellow cards, one on each team. Livingston striker Julian Cabrera was carded for his play on Galt defender Nathan Villalobos in the 21st minute and Warrior midfielder Francisco Alvarez received one in the 30th minute.
In the 44th minute, Livingston was able to get couple of shots on goal, but Galt goalie Maico Ortiz had a sliding save in front of the box and a roller that kept the Wolves scoreless.
The physical play between the two teams continued in the second half. The result were two more yellow cards; Livingston striker Estevan Moreno in the 59th minute and Lopez in the 77th minute.
Both teams battled for possession of the ball at midfield in the final minutes of the game, with Galt maintaining control of the soccer ball until the final whistle. That's when Galt players on the field swarmed their teammates who were on the sidelines, hugged and shook hands with one another along with White and fellow co-head coach Alfredo Renteria.
Galt and Livingston players displayed good sportsmanship after the game that included additional handshakes and hugs after receiving their patches, hats and blue banner.


What's the magic combination that transforms a coffee shop into a facet of the local community? How can a small, independently owned café influence the global industry? Fresh Cup is clocking in to work a shift behind the counter at some of the most innovative cafés we can find for our monthly #Café4aDay social media immersions to find out, and share what we discover with our subscribers.
The first event in December took Fresh Cup Associate Editor Jordan Johnson to Nossa Familia Coffee's Seven Corners café in Southeast Portland. Shop manager Camille showed us how the shop maintains a zero-waste operating system and demonstrated how to make hot oatmeal using the café's espresso machine (in a reusable glass container, of course). Barista Khafre also took things to expert level and showed off the mastery of his craft by simultaneously making two cappuccinos at once.
The second #Café4aDay voyage took us to burgeoning Portland café chain Good Coffee in their newest location inside the Woodlark Hotel on Tuesday, February 5th. The chic space seamlessly integrates the café into the hotel's lobby; baristas and hotel clerks even work behind the same marble counter. Gorgeous coffee table books and healthy plants fill the seating area, encouraging both locals and hotel guests to linger in comfort while sipping from one of the cafés custom-made ceramic mugs.
Behind the counter, baristas Jessie and Austyn made drinks on a vintage La Marzocco Linea Classic, which was refurbished by local Black Rabbit Service Co. A new powder coat of matte white, vintage on/off switches, and custom fabricated timers were all added to the machine to bring it back to life.
The Woodlark café is the fourth location of Good Coffee to open in Portland in just four and a half years. Brothers Sam and Nick Purvis founded the business as a way to make their dream of sharing with the world the hospitality they experienced at the family dining table growing up together a reality. During the event, Nick graciously taught Jordan how to pour her first cup of latte art, which you can watch here.
Be sure to follow Fresh Cup on Instagram @FreshCupMag to catch all future #Cafe4aDay events and get a peek behind the counter of the coolest cafés we can find. Interested in having your café featured? Email Associate Editor Jordan Johnson at freshed@freshcup.com to be considered.


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3 edition of Province of the Massachusetts-Bay. By the Honorable, the Council of said province. found in the catalog.
Province of the Massachusetts-Bay. By the Honorable, the Council of said province.
A proclamation for a general fast. Whereas the voice of Providence loudly calls on this people to fall into dust ... by the death of the truly Honourable William Stoughton Esq. our lieutenant governour ... We ... do appoint and order, that Thursday the eighteenth of September next, be solemnly observed and celebrated as a day of publick prayer with fasting ... Given at the Council chamber in Boston the twenty-third day of August 1701 ..
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26 Charles Turner (), A Sermon Preached Before His Excellency Thomas Hutchinson, Esq; Governor: The Honorable His Majesty's Council, and the Honorable House of Representatives, of the Province of the Massachusetts-Bay in New-England, May 26th. (Boston, MA: Richard Draper), pp. , italics in orig., emp. added. Province of ye Massachusetts Bay in New-England the humble petitions of several Inhabitants of the Province afore"^ may it please, the honorable Assembly that whereas several persons of good fame and of unspotted reputation stand committed to several gaols in this Province, upon suspistion of sundry acts of witchcraft only upon bare.
Deliver'd July 24th. A day of thanks-giving to Almighty God, throughout the province of the Massachusetts-Bay in New-England, on occasion of the repeal of the Stamp-Act; appointed by His Excellency, the governor of said province, at the desire of it's House of Representatives, with the advice of His Majesty's Council. The submission and agreement of the Delegates of the Eastern Indians. all & Singular their rights of Land and former Settlements Properties & possessions within the Eastern parts of the said Province of the Massachusetts Bay Together with all Islands Islets, Shoars Beaches and Fishery within the same, without any Molestation or Claims by us.
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Province of the Massachusetts-Bay. By the Honorable, the Council of said province: a proclamation for a general fast. Whereas the voice of Providence loudly calls on this people to fall into dust by the death of the truly Honourable William Stoughton Esq.
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A sermon preached before His Excellency Francis Bernard, Esq; governor, His Honor Thomas Hutchinson, Esq; lieutenant-governor, the Honorable His Majesty's Council, and the Honorable House of Representatives, of the province of the Massachusetts-Bay in New-England, May 25th.
Being the aniversary [sic] for the election of His Majesty's Council for said province. a sermon preached at cambridge, before his excellency thomas hutchinson, esq; governor: his honor andrew oliver, esq; lieutenant-governor, the honorable his majesty's council, and the honorable house of representatives, of the province of massachusetts-bay in new-england, may 27th A sermon preached before His Excellency Thomas Gage, Esq.
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the honourable His Majesty's council, and the honourable House of representatives, of the province of the Massachusetts-Bay in New-England, May 28th. Being the anniversary for the election of His Majesty's council for said province. Province of the Massachusetts-Bay. By the honorable, the Lieutenant council & assembly: convened at Boston, upon Wednesday the 27th of Mayin the eighth year of His Majesties reign.
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LETTER I. To the Inhabitants of the Province of the Massachusetts-Bay. WHEN a people, by what means soever, are reduced to such a situation, that every thing they hold dear, as men and citizens, is at stake, it is not only excusable, but even praiseworthy, for an individual to offer to the public any thing, that he may think has a tendency to ward off the impending danger; nor should he be.
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A £1bn opportunity to design schools of the future with more flexibility – Pop Up Power Supplies
The announcement of a transformative ten-year school rebuilding programme for England, at a time when school design is undergoing a more fundamental rethink as a result of the pandemic, means there is an unprecedented opportunity to adopt new approaches to the way our educational facilities are formed and function, say Pop Up Power Supplies®.
The Prime Minister announced in June that the new schools investment programme will start with £1bn in 2020-21, for 50 new schools, mainly in the North of England and Midlands, with a pledge to 'make sure our schools and colleges are fit for the future, with better facilities and brand new buildings so that every child gets a world-class education'.
At the same time, architects, policy-makers and teachers are driving change in the way our school buildings are designed, as they seek to maintain effective schooling whilst the COVID-19 risk prevails.
A crucial dimension to this is making more use of outdoor space, equipping it in a way that makes it multi-purpose, which includes giving the capability for outdoor lessons to be held.
Meryl Townley, a partner at van Heyningen and Haward Architects, and RIBA education ambassador, commented: "The value of external spaces, and the importance of nature and exercise, are now fully acknowledged as being intrinsic to wellbeing as a result of COVID-19.
"These spaces, which are often compromised, must be held onto within the briefs for schools and their use maximised."
Social distancing, and the desire for the open air, will stay at the front of the minds for many people for a long time after the pandemic's effects have subsided.
This means schools need to be prepared to be able to utilise their outdoor space whenever it is appropriate, whilst still ensuring we can continue to provide a safe, comfortable and technologically equipped space in which to do so.
Meeting these dual 'flexibility' and 'infrastructure' goals is easy with the range of retractable, in-ground and bollard units from Pop Up Power Supplies®.
Its range of outdoor service units are already installed at schools, colleges and universities nationwide, enabling teachers, tutors and maintenance personnel to connect to electricity, gas, water, data and other essential services on-demand.
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Bhubaneswar: The much-awaited Coastal Highway from Tangi to Digha is likely to be delayed further as the Land Acquisition Committee of National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) is yet to give its nod for the proposed alignment from Ratanpur to Digha section of the highway.
The Union Government has approved the Coastal Highway projects under Bharatmala Pariyojana.
The Expert Appraisal Committee (EAC) of Ministry of Forest, Environment and Climate Change had approved the alignment for the Coastal Highway from Rameshwar (near Tangi on NH-6)–Brahmagiri-Puri-Konark-Astarang-Naugaon-Paradip Port –Ratanpur-Dhamara-Digha. The State Government had also approved the route on August 7, 2021.
According to official sources, the terms of reference (TOR) for the Tangi to Ratanpur section (117.119 km) and Ratanpur to Digha (excluding Dhamara to Basudevpur) section 170.7 km of the Coastal Highway was approved on November 10 and December 15 in 2020, respectively.
The Land Acquisition Committee of the NHAI has approved the proposed alignment from Tangi to Ratanpur. The NHAI is taking steps for land acquisition, forest clearance and other clearances required for the highway.
With the help of Odisha Government, the DPR Consultant is doing the work. Land acquisition for the Coastal Highway from Rameshwar (near Tangi on NH-6) –Ratanpur has been started and is presently in 3D stage after completing 3A stage, the sources said.
However, the panel is yet to give its nod for the second section of the project from Ratanpur to Digha, they said.
The approximate cost of land acquisition for the project is about Rs 817 crore.
Notably, In April 2015, Union Minister Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari announced the Coastal Highway project to boost tourism and communication to ports of Odisha. After that the project was delayed due to a political slugfest between the BJD and the BJP. Later, the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change refused to accord approval to the earlier alignment of the highway due to green norms.
Originally, it was between Gopalpur and Digha. Now, the Coastal Highway will start from Tangi in Khurda district to Digha.
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Sam Davies: New Dragons fly-half aims for Wales recall
By Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales
Sam Davies will be coached by new Dragons boss Dean Ryan following his move from Ospreys
Dragons fly-half Sam Davies is hoping his move from Ospreys can help rekindle his international career and impress Wales' new look coaching staff.
Davies signed a new two-year deal with the Gwent region and insists Gareth Anscombe's arrival at Ospreys was not a factor in his move.
The 25-year-old won the last of his eight caps two years ago.
"There is a new coaching team coming in and if we get things right here that will give me recognition," said Davies.
Wayne Pivac will succeed Warren Gatland as Wales coach after the World Cup in Japan later this year and his backroom staff will include Scarlets backs coach Stephen Jones.
"They will have a clean sheet of paper and know how they want to play the game," said Davies.
"That's why this a good move for me with my regional career starting with a clean slate as well."
Davies was linked with a move out of Wales but says his international career was a major factor in him staying in the country as a move abroad would have made him ineligible to play for his country.
"When I thought about my Wales ambitions and the opportunity that arose here, it was a no-brainer," said Davies.
"At the start of the season when there was a bit of interest it was exciting and you think about doing it (moving out of Wales), but I am 25 and have a lot of playing time left in me.
Last-gasp drop-goal gives Wales narrow win
"I want to play for Wales and if I move away, that is gone and I could become the forgotten man. I want to stamp my authority on a team here in Wales and this the best opportunity to do so.
"I know Stephen Jones well from my time as a kid at the Scarlets. When my dad (Nigel Davies) was coaching there Steve used to give me pairs of boots.
"I spoke to him after Judgement Day and he was keen for me to stay in Wales so that excites me."
Davies burst onto the international stage in the 2016-17 season and kicked the winning drop-goal against Japan in November 2016.
But Davies was suffering from a groin problem on the 2017 summer tour where he started in Wales' victories against Samoa and Tonga.
Davies then endured an injury-plagued 2017-18 campaign and has not played for Wales since.
"It was tough for me the season after coming from such a high to almost a low but I will learn my lessons from what I did that season," said Davies.
"I was nowhere fit enough to go on the summer tour because I had a groin problem but to be offered the opportunity to start for your country is tough to turn down.
"I look back on that now and probably shouldn't have gone but I got two starts for my country. It did go well with two wins but came back to bite me."
Sam Davies played with new Dragons half-back partner Rhodri Williams during the 2013 Junior World Championships
Anscombe's signing from Cardiff Blues increased the competition at the Ospreys where Davies was already competing with Luke Price. However, Davies insists Anscombe's arrival was not a factor in his move.
"It was not that the competition bothered me and I had done that before with Dan Biggar at the Ospreys," said Davies.
"It was not a case of they had signed Anscombe, so I am moving. It was more of a case of seeing the ambition here [at the Dragons].
"I had been at the Ospreys for a long time and as much of a hard decision it was to leave, a move can be a good thing sometimes and that excites me.
"My best rugby is ahead of me. You have to be positive and if I can get this team moving in the right direction that will enable me to perform as well."
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1. There was a moment in June at our Federation Annual Meeting, as several hundred members of our community celebrated the year past, where I thought to myself, "I need to capture this moment." As one of our inspiring speakers stood up in the spotlight and delivered a message of hope, I pulled out my phone and took this photo, from the stage, seeing the bright future ahead.
2. Standing with my colleague Mike Hoffman, CEO of our sister Jewish Federation in Palm Beach, at the HyperCacher supermarket in Paris. A year after the terrorist attack there, we showed our solidarity and learned about the incredible support our emergency funds provided for French Jewish security.
3. Celebrating an incredible Super Sunday in New Jersey and Israel together, as we sang Hatikva and did community thousands of miles apart, but close together.
4. Launching our first-ever all-professional staff training day – "Ahead" – and seeing the caliber and commitment of my colleagues as they presented their work.
5. Participating in a unique Havdalah celebration to delineate between holy and holy, as the Partnership for Jewish Learning and Life became a department of our Jewish Federation.
6. Watching our own Mark Wilf at the Jewish Federations' General Assembly in D.C. remind us that every Shoah (Holocaust) survivor is our responsibility.
7. Arriving at the brand-new train station of our partner community Ofakim and learning about the massive economic and social impact this new commuter line will make.
8. On a Federation mission to Israel, 100 feet underground, deep below the Southwest corner of the Temple Mount, precisely below Robinson's Arch, I touched the lowest stone of the wall where it was placed on Mount Moriah. It was an incredibly moving experience, and a privilege to be part of a mission that could be there.
10. … and this awesome video, which we showed at our Great Balls of Fire Young Leadership event to celebrate Lee Murnick and Ariel Nelson, last year's Julius and Bessie Cohn Young Leadership Award Winners.


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Willem Both is Executive Vice President of IT for Kerzner International, based in their Global headquarters in Dubai. Willem is responsible for all IT aspects for the company.
Willem Both is a life-long hospitality professional who started off washing dishes in a Dutch pancake restaurant at the age of 13 to get a feel for the industry, and then never left it. After graduating with a Bachelors degree in Hotel Administration from Hotelschool, The Hague, the Netherlands, Willem settled living in the USA in 1995 moving from Marriott to Dusit to Hilton and then Sheraton ITT/Starwood. He slowly switched from running Front Office operations to Information Technology, then evolving from hotel IT to corporate IT project management, moving to Singapore in 2008 where he was promoted several times to eventually take on the position as Vice President of IT for Starwood Asia Pacific, covering hotels from China to Australia, India to Samoa. Following the Marriott merger in 2016, Willem left Starwood after 19 years and he and his family moved to Dubai to take on his current position as EVP and Global head of IT for Kerzner International.
When not absorbed by work, Willem stays somewhat in shape by running but much prefers playing quarter-field football with his friends, building treehouses and pizza ovens or cooking messy but tasty breakfasts with his two young kids for his Argentinean wife.


The Trojan Gate (and two adjoining towers) is the largest of the available fortification pieces. The centerpiece of the Walls of Troy collection has three pieces ~ a gate and two towers.
The Gate is is 8 inches in length, 10.5 inches in height, and has a width of 5 inches. Each tower is 8 inches in length, 12 inches in height, and has a width of 9 inches.
For ten years, the Trojans spilled forth from the Scaean Gate to battle the invaders from Greece. Many of the battles in the Iliad take place near these gates. Now you can recreate the famous scenes with these fortification pieces and figure sets from LOD Enterprises.