Queensland's Bloomfield Track is a 4WD adventure through some of the country's most unspoilt rainforest and across crystal clear creeks.
Accessed via Cape Tribulation in the south or the Mulligan Highway in the north, this iconic off-road adventure covers only 69km but you need to allow a good part of a day to fully experience this unique landscape.
The track is extremely steep in sections though the most challenging parts have now been sealed.
A visit to the historic Lion's Den Hotel is an absolute must and you might want to consider camping here overnight as it is a beautiful spot. The Bloomfield Falls are well worth a look, especially after heavy rain.
The 4WD track starts north of Cape Tribulation in far north Queensland and the Lion's Den Hotel is located 28km south of Cooktown.
Visit www.thebloomfieldtrack.com or email info@lionsdenhotel.net for more information.


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Buildings Releases Interactive Map on City's Buildings and Construction Sites
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The map provides a 12-month snapshot of building permits, complaints, inspections, violations, and accident reports for every property in the city. On March 8, 2019, Buildings released the DOB Buildings Profiles Map, a new, interactive map that provides insight into Buildings' interactions with the nearly 1.1 million buildings and 45,000 active construction sites it regulates. The map is Buildings' latest tool in a series of interactive dashboards, reports, and data tools to give the public information about the City's buildings and construction sites. The map's information will allow the user to better understand the recent movement in the construction industry and DOB compliance activities in the City.
The DOB Building Profiles Map shows the locations and profiles of the 128,056 buildings that have had interactions with the agency in the past 12 months. The map can be used to find interactions such as the location of 55,473 properties where DOB issued construction permits, 3,254 construction sites that have been issued a DOB stop-work order, 12,766 buildings where DOB conducted inspections of reported illegal conversions, 703 reported construction accidents, and 679 buildings where DOB received complaints of construction-related tenant harassment. The map has a link to Buildings' searchable online database on each building's profile. The online database has extensive information about each building's interactions with Buildings.
The building profiles will include information on construction permits issued, complaints generated, inspections conducted, violations issued, and construction-related accidents to which DOB responded. This information is collected over a 12-month period.
The map provides real-time insight into the recent trends in construction and building code enforcement and will be updated weekly to provide up-to-date information.
The DOB Buildings Profile map builds off Buildings' success with their real-time map series, which show active major construction projects citywide, and the locations of the more than 8,000 permitted sidewalk shed around the five boroughs. Buildings is working on creating more data-driven tools to provide the public with accessible up-to-date information about the agency's activities. For CityLand's prior coverage of these other interactive tools, click here.
"One of our missions at DOB is to put the power of data into the hands of the public by creating simple, easy-to-use tools that provide New Yorkers with information about what is happening in their building, their neighborhood, and their city," said Acting Buildings Commissioner Thomas Fariello, R.A.
By: May Vutrapongvatana (May is a CityLaw Intern and a New York Law School Student, Class of 2019).
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Eliot, the winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature, is one of the giants of modern literature, highly distinguished as a poet, literary critic, dramatist, and editor and publisher. In these college poems, Eliot articulated distinctly modern themes in forms that were both a striking development of and a marked departure from those of 19th-century poetry.
Young Goodman Brown. Plot Summary. Sinners Family and Individual Choice. LitCharts Teacher Editions. Teach your students to analyze literature like LitCharts does. Detailed explanations, analysis, and citation info for every important quote on LitCharts. The original text plus a side-by-side modern translation of every Shakespeare play. Sign Up. Already have an account? Sign in. From the creators of SparkNotes, something better.
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Theme Wheel. Everything you need for every book you read. The way the content is organized and presented is seamlessly smooth, innovative, and comprehensive. LitCharts assigns a color and icon to each theme in Young Goodman Brown , which you can use to track the themes throughout the work. At sunset in the town of Salem, Massachusetts, a man named Goodman Brown has just stepped over the threshold of the front door of his house.
Faith is wearing a cap adorned with pink ribbons that flutter in the wind. Hawthorne creates a stark contrast between the seemingly perfect young newlyweds and their sinister setting, Salem at nightfall. Active Themes. The Hypocrisy of Puritanism.
Faith pleads with Goodman Brown not to leave her alone all night and instead to set out on his journey at sunrise. Goodman Brown replies, somewhat mysteriously, that his journey must take place between sunrise and sunset, and begs Faith not to doubt his intentions.
Faith relents and gives Goodman Brown her blessing, and he heads out in the street. He looks back one last time and sees Faith watching him sadly despite the pink ribbons on her cap. The threshold of the house symbolizes a turning point, a moment in which Goodman Brown can choose to listen to Faith and stay at home as a good husband, or follow his curiosity and go off alone into the night.
Losing Faith and Innocence. Related Quotes with Explanations. Now walking along on his way, Goodman Brown feels a crushing sense of guilt over leaving Faith , not just because she begged him to stay and comfort her, but because it looked as though, through some dream, she might have figured out what he was intending to do on that night.
He dismisses the thought, though, convinced that no one as pure and innocent as Faith could ever tolerate even thinking about such a thing. Guilt and paranoia are key emotions in the story.
Goodman Brown feels crushing guilt not only because he is abandoning Faith but also because he fears that Faith knows about the sinful purpose of his journey. Even though Goodman Brown just lied to his wife and admits to himself that his journey is evil, he continues to think of himself as one of the Elect, the people who the Puritans believe are predestined by God to go to heaven. He seems to think he can just dip a toe into sin and then draw back, no harm done.
Even so, he walks on until he encounters a mysterious man at a bend in the road. The man casually makes reference to having been in Boston fifteen minutes before.
The forest for Puritans marked both a place of fear and a place of possibility. For Brown, who is walking into the forest expressly out of a sinful curiosity, the forest seems to hide sin everywhere. The forest might also then be seen as reflecting his own mind, full of its own confusions and terrors. The mysterious man hints at supernatural powers by mentioning that he was in Boston just a few minutes before, an impossible feat.
As the two of them walk through the deep forest in the darkening dusk, the narrator describes the man as ordinary and simply dressed, and considerably older than Goodman Brown. He looks enough like Goodman Brown that the two could be mistaken for father and son. Despite their similar appearance, the older man seems more worldly and at ease than Goodman Brown, as if he could sit comfortably at the dinner table of a governor or in the court of a King.
And one might argue here that the story of Goodman Brown is one of gaining knowledge of good and evil, of learning that good and evil are not always visible simply by their appearance and so can lurk anywhere.
At the end of the story, Goodman Brown must try to live in the world with this new knowledge. Sensing that Goodman Brown is tiring, the man offers him his staff to help pick up the pace. Goodman Brown refuses and begins to make his case for turning back toward home: he had agreed to meet up with the man in the forest tonight, nothing more, and he kept his word. The man suggests that they start walking, and that he will try to convince Goodman Brown while they walk.
Goodman Brown points out that nobody in his family, all good Christians, had ever agreed to meet up with a mysterious man in the woods at night, and he has no intentions of being the first. Goodman Brown must choose whether to continue onward or turn back, the same choice he had to make at the threshold of his house. Once again, his family connections seem to urge him to turn back and stay in town; this time, instead of Faith asking him to stay in town, he thinks of the many generations of upright Puritans that came before him who would have wanted him to turn back.
He believes that all his relatives have been saintly, and the idea of being the first sinner horrifies him. This is important, because it means that he measures his own goodness against the goodness of his community, not against an absolute sense of right and wrong; he wants to do good in order to fit into his community, not in order to be moral or devout.
Saints vs. Goodman Brown wonders why his father and grandfather never told him about their relationship with the man, but he immediately changes his mind and realizes that if there had been any bad rumors about them, they would have been kicked out of New England, since the community is so holy. However, he understands that in Salem, it is even more important to seem saintly than it is to be saintly, and that the community would have responded to rumors of sin with ostracism, not mercy.
At this point, though, Goodman Brown still believes that the community at large is so anti-sin because it is holy. The man bursts into violent laughter, and his staff seems to wiggle along. Yet Goodman continues to believe that even if his own family and the unapproachable Puritan leaders might be sinners, at least the people and immediate leaders of his own community are good. When the man laughs at this, too, Goodman continues to believe that Faith, at least, is saintly and honest.
As the man speaks, someone comes into sight on the path ahead: Goody Cloyse , a pious old woman who taught Goodman Brown his catechism. She is moving very quickly for such an old woman, and mumbling something as she walks, perhaps a prayer.
Goodman Brown is surprised to see her in the woods so late at night. To avoid being seen and questioned about his journey with the man , he hides in the woods. The man continues on the path alone. Goodman Brown is as hypocritical as his father and grandfather; he wants to be thought of as good, and so he steps into the forest to avoid being seen by Goody Cloyse. His fear of the forest, and of whatever supernatural beings it might hide, is not as strong as his fear of being thought a sinner.
Of course, one can also recognize that Good Cloyse also only lets down her appearance of goodness when she is in the forest; after all, Goodman Brown thought her unimpeachably good for all these years.
When Goodman Brown looks again, Goody Cloyse and the staff are gone. Goodman Brown and the devil walk on together. The narrator says that the devil argues very persuasively for continuing onward, and urges Goodman Brown to hurry.
Unworried, the devil leaves Goodman Brown the maple staff to use if he decides to continue on his own. Goodman Brown sits for a moment, happy not to have to return to town and face the minister and Deacon Gookin with a guilty conscience, and happy to be able to sleep well when he gets home. Yet note once again that even as he resists the devil the relief he feels is a relief of having avoided the guilt of facing his saintly community, as opposed to a relief of having actually been saintly himself.
Just then, Goodman Brown hears horsemen approaching. He feels guilty for being in the forest and so hides behind the trees again. The deacon expresses excitement for a meeting that night, and says that there will be people there from all over New England, as well as some Indians who know a lot about deviltry and a young woman who will be inducted. He begins to doubt if there is a heaven, but he looks up at the starry sky and vows that he will still resist the devil.
He lifts his hands to pray. The revelation that the minister and Deacon Gookin are also hypocrites horrifies him: even more than Goody Cloyse and the past generations of Browns, the minister and deacon are supposed to exemplify piousness and lead the Puritan community and not feeling guilt when he saw them was a motivating factor in his motivation to resist the devil.
Though the surrounding nature has gotten darker and more ominous as Goodman Brown walked deeper into the woods, his desperation makes him turn to nature: he leans against a tree, and looks to the stars for a reminder of heaven, as if the stars could guide him now that the minister and deacon no longer can. A mysterious dark cloud races across the sky above him, hiding the stars, and from it he hears a murmur of voices. The voices go away, then come back. The other voices seem to be encouraging Faith onward.
Goodman Brown cries out her name three times and hears a scream in reply, followed by distant laughter, before her pink ribbon drifts down from the sky and catches on a tree branch. Goodman Brown snatches the ribbon. The narrator describes Goodman Brown as a terrifying, crazed figure, and though the forest is full of terrifying sounds, Goodman Brown is the scariest thing in the forest, laughing and swearing and shouting as he runs.
Suddenly he sees a red light and hears a familiar hymn sung with sinful lyrics by wild voices. He finds himself near a clearing in which a rock serves as a pulpit and four blazing pine trees illuminate a vast congregation of supposedly pious townspeople, dissolute criminals, and Indian priests. But he does not yet enter the clearing and join the throng, and the possibility that Faith might not be there keeps him from declaring himself a sinner.
The blasphemous hymn ends with a sound like roaring wind and howling beasts, the pine trees burn brighter, and a figure appears at the pulpit. A voice calls for the converts to come forward. Goodman Brown steps out of the forest.
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Q: No ID when posting to multiple tables in MVC I am trying to post data to two different tables in my application.  These tables are as follows.
Table A
the_vessel
vessel_idx        int
vessel_name       varchar
vessel_imono      decimal

Table B
the_vessel_spec
vessel_spec_idx   int
vessel_parent_id  int
vessel_bhp        decimal

You'll noticed in Table B that there is a column called "vessel_parent_id" this is to hold the PK "vessel_idx" from "the_vessel" so that the data can be related.
The problem that I am having is that when I post the data the ID from "vessel_idx" in Table A is not being posted to Table B "vessel_parent_id".  I had this working previously but for some reason it's refusing to work now and I need some help.  Perhaps my approach is wrong or there are considerations I've not made.
Here is my create method in the controller for the above tables.
[HttpPost]
[ValidateAntiForgeryToken]
public ActionResult Create(FullVesselViewModel model)
{
    var the_vessel = new tbl_vessels
    {
        vessel_name = model.vessel_name,
        vessel_imono = model.vessel_imono
    };
    var the_vessel_spec = new tbl_vessel_spec
    {
        vessel_bhp = model.vessel_bhp
        parent_id = model.vessel_idx
    };
    using (var context = new seabrokersEntities())
    {
        context.tbl_vessels.Add(the_vessel);
        the_vessel_spec.vessel_spec_idx = the_vessel.vessel_idx;
        context.tbl_vessel_spec.Add(the_vessel_spec);
        context.SaveChanges();
    }
     return View("Index");
}

Here is the ViewModel I created for this as well.
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations;
using System.Linq;
using System.Web;
using MyProject.Models;

namespace MyProject.ViewModels
{
    public class FullVesselViewModel
    {
        public int parent_id { get; set; }
        public int vessel_idx { get; set; }
        public string vessel_name { get; set; }
        public string vessel_imono { get; set; }
        public decimal vessel_bhp { get; set; }
    }
}

A: It looks like you are use EF, so in order to represent relationship between entities, you should use navigation properties. It will be much easier for you.
Regarding your case, you should write as below
public class tbl_vessels {
    [Key]
    public int vessel_idx { get; set; }

    //Navigation property
    public IList<the_vessel_spec>  the_vessel_specs { get; set; }
}

public class the_vessel_spec {
    [Key]
    public int vessel_spec_idx { get; set; }

    [ForeignKey("vessel_parent")]
    public int vessel_parent_id { get; set; }

    //Navigation property
    public tbl_vessels vessel_parent { get; set; }
}

[HttpPost]
[ValidateAntiForgeryToken]
public ActionResult Create(FullVesselViewModel model)
{
    var the_vessel = new tbl_vessels
    {
        //vessel_name = model.vessel_name,
        //vessel_imono = model.vessel_imono,

        the_vessel_specs = new List {
            new tbl_vessel_spec
            {
                //vessel_bhp = model.vessel_bhp
                //parent_id = model.vessel_idx
            }
        }
    };

    using (var context = new seabrokersEntities())
    {
        context.tbl_vessels.Add(the_vessel);
        context.SaveChanges();
    }
     return View("Index");
}

Hope this help.

A: Thanks for the replies.  I discovered that the reason for the index value of zero was down to the lack of relationship between the tables, implementing this relationship caused the code to work as expected.

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Q: WCF Client and Firewall I have an annoying problem with a WCFClient that communicates to remote WCF Service.
On some machines (W7), the client connects OK, but on others, the client hangs whenever a function on the server is called.
The service url is "http://192.168.1.23:8091/CIPService"
On one particular client, I've dropped it off the domain and turned off the firewall and it connects OK.
So firewall issue?
I reinstate the firewall, add the WCF Client to the firewall exception list (on all network types), I add incoming and outgoing rules to allow the port (8091) through but still the client just hangs.
On the server side, TCPView shows (with the firewall turned ON (!)) a connection on port 8091 coming in when the client connects and bytes being sent and received.
So, turning the firewall off sorts matters, firewall on, exceptions and rules in place and the client cannot connect to the service (but TCPView shows a connection to the port being made).
I'm completely confused by this and out of ideas of how to proceed. Can someone please suggest how I move forward?
Thanks

A: Port 80. Make sure it's open.....


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What a week it's been in running!! Penn State ran a 9:26 DMR, Genzebe Dibaba got an indoor 3k world record, Mary Cain cut time from her own junior world record (1000m), and a new world record in the 4 by 800m was set. And as it happens, last week was my best week in training/racing that I've had in a long while.
The last few weeks my legs have been feeling pretty good so I've upped the mileage on my easy days from 8 miles to 9. This increase didn't seem to bother my legs much, as I ran a 16:54 3 mile tempo in the beginning of the week, and put forth my best 5x1200m vo2 max workout ever (averaged 3:52.6) without exerting any great amount of effort. Friday I knew I had to take a really easy day because the following day was my last chance to qualify for the California indoor state meet in the 4 by 800. At the two previous qualifiers, my team and I didn't run as well as we could have, finishing out of the top three on both occasions. Arriving at the track in Roosevelt, as we piled out of the car, one thing resonated with all of us immediately: the air smelled terribly similar to horse dung. Not ideal for racing an event in which I'd be sucking for all the air I could get by the end of it. Despite this, we ran our best performance so far: 8:15, which qualified us for the state meet by place (third) and time. Great performances all around: 5 second PR of 2:07 for me, 2:04 for my friend Will, and 2:00 for both of the top runners on my team, Hunter and David. Track season is here, and in full swing.
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Bravery, integrity, curiosity and protectiveness all form powerful leadership cornerstones.
Leadership matters, and while many thought leaders have quoted the importance of being your own hero, part of the process of discovering your own inner hero involves being inspired by others. If we find ourselves being stumped by a situation, thinking about what our favorite hero would do can creatively help us break down an issue. While I write about negotiation skills, I see those skills as part of a greater understanding of effective leadership. Nearly every leader or hero I admire is also an exceptional negotiator. As Women's History Month winds down, I am inspired by the leadership styles of the four lead women characters from the popular movie Black Panther. These four characters — Nakia, Okoye, Shuri and Ramonda — offer a diversity of leadership options that can point to different ways we can solve leadership challenges in our own lives.
What's interesting about the four main female leads of Black Panther is that they perfectly embody the four aspects of the DISC assessment. The DISC assessment is a personality system often used in businesses and non-profits when doing organizational development. It is also a handy system for learning communication styles, conflict resolution and even informs effective sales techniques. DISC usually stands for Dominant, Influencing, Submissive and Compliant as the name of a person's most prominent personality characteristic. I have altered these descriptions slightly, and refer to them as Dynamic, Interactive, Steady and Conscientious, respectively. These four styles fit into a negotiation framework I created called the Boxer, Broker or Backer system. When these two perspectives are brought together, they can add helpful dimensions to seeking and understanding your own leadership and negotiation style. Let's look at how the four types stack up against the women leaders of Wakanda.
The Dynamic Boxer is good at getting things done under any circumstance, and they want to not only get things done but also win. They move quickly and are sometimes seen as a rebel leader. They fear being taken advantage of or appearing wrong. Because they are dynamic, they are committed to catalyzing change very quickly and by whatever means necessary. Sometimes this can look like resourcefulness, and sometimes it can look impulsive.
Dynamic Boxers never shy away from a fight, and in fact, they might anticipate it. This is how we first meet Nakia (played by Lupita Nyongo) in the movie, helping a group of women escape from captors in what is likely a human trafficking ring. Nakia is a princess from the River Tribe, which is one of the five tribes of Wakanda, and she's also a war dog, or a protective agent who usually lives outside of Wakanda. As a dynamic boxer, she makes sure that the women escape to safety successfully. This is also how she operates throughout the movie, as an agent of change.
One of the most admirable qualities of Nakia's character is her bravery. She may not know exactly how she'll solve an impossible problem, but she is convinced she will figure it out. She is motivated by being the change she wants to see, even if it clashes with tradition. Whether it's standing up for her sisters or fighting an impossible war with long odds, she's committed to following through on her actions to get the win. She usually ends up with a win, too.
The Conscientious Boxer is an idealist who is determined to have an impact but is a stickler for the rules. They are rational decision-makers who are motivated by logic, hard data and their loyalty to tradition and duty. They tend to avoid expressing strong emotion, and their worst fear is being wrong. They want to know what your strategy will be for solving the problems at hand before they move forward.
Okoye (played by Danai Gurira) is a true Conscientious Boxer. She is the highest-ranking military leader in Wakanda and leads the all-women special forces called the Dora Milaje. As the top military leader and warrior, Okoye has pledged her loyalty to the throne. This attention to duty also includes protecting a usurping king at one point in the story. She does this (albeit reluctantly) to honor her duty. If a Conscientious Boxer's emotions are ever in conflict with her logic, her logic will always win. This is personified in the movie when she's forced to fight her own love interest when they're on different sides of a battle.
One of the most admirable qualities of Okoye's character is her integrity. She never backs down from her position, which she's arrived at using clear logic. She exudes a very cool confidence because she knows she's right. She's done the math. She's gamed out the scenario, and she's double checked her work. Her confidence is built from enormous training and self-discipline, and she wants to serve something bigger than herself.
The Interactive Broker is an incredible teammate who is seeking mutually beneficial outcomes for all. She also is someone who creates solutions that necessitate an exchange and appreciates openness in collaboration. Her greatest fear is failing to solve the problem with maximum results, or harming relationships that are important to her. Interactive Brokers are very people oriented leaders.
Shuri (played by Letitia Wright), is the ultimate Interactive Broker. She's second in line to the throne of Wakanda, but she is probably the smartest person in the kingdom. Shuri is the innovative genius that invents and creates all the incredibly advanced technology of Wakanda. As an inventor, she is constantly creating and interacting with the end user, whether that is the Black Panther himself or getting an ally to jump into one of her designs to avert a threat to all.
One of the most admirable qualities of Shuri's character is her curiosity. It doesn't matter what circumstances get thrown at Shuri, she still manages to have a solution (or five) at hand. Her curiosity and commitment to iterating solutions allows her to build a limitless set of options, which is a source of her strength. She also wants to share those options with anyone in pursuit of solving the problem at hand. That innovation and generosity helps her family win the day and ultimately, bring back peace to Wakanda. Shuri's character also did something truly remarkable and inspired innovation in the real world.
The Steady Backer is perhaps one of the most undervalued leadership styles at work today. A Steady Backer has a very long-term view of relationships and is usually focused on supporting conditions of stability. The Steady Backer has a healthy respect for the fullness of time, which might make the other leadership styles (particularly Dynamic Boxers) really impatient. But the Steady Backer is the consummate diplomat. She will make decisions based on the insight of her wisdom and the appropriate protocol and etiquette at work. She will be clear-eyed when examining future risks or successes and is willing to allow for strategic short-term loss to achieve long-term gain.
Ramonda (played by Angela Bassett) is the embodiment of a Stead Backer as a leader. As the Queen Mother of Wakanda, she is committed to ensuring the peaceful transfer of power after the assassination of her husband. She is also the mother of the Black Panther and Shuri. During the movie, we see her character move between being a head of state and being a parent. While other characters want to simply react to situations, Ramonda advocates a grounded steadiness in decision-making. But this steadiness is not permanently biased towards tradition. When her family is under attack, she does what she can to ensure their survival.
One of the most admirable qualities of Ramonda is her protectiveness. She is the emotional rock and anchor for her family and for Wakanda. In our modern life, there is a tendency to act or react to every circumstance, and the idea that the only option is to "win". Yet Ramonda's leadership shows us that the impulse to act and react can be powerfully tempered and assisted by including elements of a long-term, protective and diplomatic leadership.
Bravery, integrity, curiosity and protectiveness all form powerful leadership cornerstones. The reality is that we can adopt each and all styles (and probably will do so) over the course of our lives. We might even move through all four in the course of a long day. The question is, which one will you lead with today?


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The Colorado String Quartet continues its recording career with a coupling of two of the most tragic and dramatic works in the chamber music repertoire. Schubert's Quartet in D Minor, D. 8lO, Death and the Maiden is among the most familiar of all string quartets. Mendelssohn's Quartet in F Minor, Op. 80, is a seldom-performed masterpiece. Both share the theme of death, Schubert's in its subject matter, Mendelssohn's in its circumstances and tone. It was the only major work Mendelssohn wrote between the sudden, shocking death of his beloved sister (and fellow-composer) Fanny and his own death half a year later.
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Onumah files N100m suit against DSS for rights violation, unlawful detention
By Olugbenga ADANIKIN	 On Oct 24, 2019
Chido Onumah, Executive Director, African Centre for Media and Information Literacy during a recent interview with The ICIR at his office, Abuja Photo Credit: Olugbenga Adanikin, The ICIR
CHIDO Onumah, the Executive Director of African Centre for Media and Literacy (AFRIMIL) has approached the Federal High Court, Abuja to sue the Department of State Security (DSS), and its Director-General Yusuf Bichi for violating his fundamental human rights.
In a motion filed on Onumah's behalf by his Counsel, Moses Ideh, Bichi stands as the first defendant while the DSS is the second respondent.
"Compensatory damages in the sum of N100, 000, 000 only, to the applicant for the violation of his fundamental human rights," the motion reads.
"Exemplary damages in the sum of N50, 000, 000 only to the applicant for setback, trauma, psychological and emotional distress experienced and still being experienced."
This follows his unlawful arrest and detention by the operatives of DSS on September 29 at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport as he returned from Barcelona, Spain, where he had gone to defended his PhD thesis.
In the suit, the author and former journalist recalled how he was arrested and detained by the secret police on his arrival from Spain at the Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport, Abuja.
He said the DSS of unlawfully held him from about 5pm to 10:30 pm on the said date without a prior court order.
Onumah maintained that the action contradicts Section 35 and 41 of the 1999 Nigerian Constitution as amended.
However, he said his T-shirts were seized during the arrest while he also demanded that a thorough investigation should be conducted on the officers either directly or remotely responsible in the act.
"Declaration that the arrest and detention of the applicant at the NAIA on the 29th of September, 2019 at about 5:00pm to 10:30 pm by officials and/or agents of the respondents without lawful cause and without an order of court constitutes a violation of his fundamental human rights to dignity of his person, person liberty, freedom of movement, and freedom of expression as provided in Section 34, 35 and 39 of the 1999 constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as amended," the motion reads in part.
"Declaration that the unlawful seizure of the applicant's T-Shirt and coercion to write an undertaking never to wear the said T-shirt again by officials and/ or Agents of the respondents amounts to violation of his right to own property and his right to freedom of expression as contained in Section 30 and 44 of the 1999 constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as amended.
"Declaration that the mental and physical trauma which the applicant had to endure during the period of time he was held in detention by officials and/or agents of the respondents constitutes a violation of his right to dignity of his person as provided in Section 34 of the 1999 constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as amended."
Other parts of the motion include, "an order of mandamus compelling the 1st respondent to carry out a thorough and in-depth investigation and prosecution of all its officers and/ or agents directly or remotely responsible for the applicant's unlawful arrest and violation of his rights.
"A written unreserved apology from the respondents to the applicant to be published in two national dailies for the harassments and unwarranted mental and physical trauma meted on the applicant while in custody of the respondents.
"An order for immediate release of the applicant's T-shirt."
Aside from seeking reliefs, Onumah also did an affidavit narrating how he was confined to a space during detention at the DSS office and also coerced to write an undertaking against his wish not to wear any t-shirt with the inscription "We Are All Biafrans".
"I was in custody of the respondents for a period of five hours 30 minutes before the respondents released me.
"During my period of incarceration at the respondents' facility, my freedom of movement was restricted, my telephone and international passports were ceased and I was treated like a common criminal," the affidavit partly reads.
The ICIR earlier wrote on the incidence, followed by an exclusive interview detailing the drama that ensued and how he was eventually taken from the Abuja airport to the DSS Headquarters, in the guise of protecting him from purported agitators.
Abuja Federal High CourtAfrican Centre for Media and Literacy (AFRIMIL)Chido OnumahMoses IdehNnamdi Azikwe International Airport
Olugbenga ADANIKIN
Olugbenga is an Investigative Reporter with The ICIR. Email address: [email protected] Twitter handle: @OluAdanikin
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John Krizman, Jr. was born on January 2, 1929, to John Krizman, Sr. and Mary (Selan) Krizman of Grand Junction. He passed away peacefully on January 5, 2023, at the age of 94! John is preceded in death by Ruth, his wife of 64 years. John grew up on the family's farm and orchard and continued to farm hay and corn most of his life. He attended Fruitvale Elementary and later Fruitvale High School, graduating in 1946. After earning his Teaching Degree from Mesa College, John began teaching school in the valley. He stepped away from teaching when he joined the Army in 1953 and was stationed at Ft. Belvoir, Virginia for 2 years before returning to Grand Junction to continue his teaching...
Thomas D Graves
Dr.Thomas (Tom) Dayle Graves was called to Christ on Thursday, January 5th, 2023 at the age of 86. He was born in Concordia Kansas on July 21, 1936 to Byron and Hazel Graves. His father owned and ran a variety of retail stores that took the family from Atwood, KS to Denver, to Alamosa, CO and back to Atwood. The oldest of five, Tom lived a typical small town 1950s life as a teenager. He worked as a soda jerk at a drug store where he enjoyed sampling his rich, creamy creations, which temporarily added to his waistline. He and his brother Jerry, who was only a year behind him, could usually be found under the hoods and chassis of late model cars when they weren't driving them. Tom also...
Irving "Ike" K Berry
Irving Keith Berry "Ike" Tuesday January 3, 2023, Ike Berry's prayer to go home was answered. He died peacefully at home near his loving wife Gail. On January 18, 1932, Ike was born at home to Charles and Nina Berry in Cimarron, Colorado. He grew up on the family ranch riding horses, sledding down Cerro Summit, and playing practical jokes as opportunities arose. Later in life Ike could be found at the Cimarron Cemetery weeding and making improvements. It was important to him for the world to know whom and what made Cimarron the beautiful place it is. In 1951, Ike joined the Air Force and served in the Korean War. Returning to Colorado, he married Aime Nicolas in 1957. The couple...
Jack C. McBride
Jack was born in Durango, Colorado on May 24, 1932 to Ed & Izola McBride. He passed away on January 3, 2023 in Grand Junction, Colorado. Jack married Lila Robbins on November 22, 1950 they celebrated 50 years of marriage until her passing in 2001. They were blessed with four children. Marie Rolfe, Jackie Thomas (Larry), Ted McBride (Lucy), Fred McBride (Sandy); Eight grandchildren Matt (Jennifer) Rolfe, Larry (Leslie) Thomas, Jack (Kandice) Thomas, Brian (Kelly) McBride, Angie (Karl) Graham, Teresa McBride, Jed (Summer) McBride, Mindy McBride. Twelve Great grandchildren Jaydun, Dillion, Kayleigh, Kolton, Faithlynne, Nicholas, Rickie, Elena, Tyler, Abigail, Tucker, Briella; One...
Carolyn Sue Harrison
Carolyn Sue Harrison was born February 19, 1939 and passed away peacefully on January 2, 2023. Carolyn, who went by her middle name "Sue", was born and raised in Oklahoma but moved to Colorado for her first teaching job, because she loved the Mountains. Sue loved camping, 4 wheeling, dirt biking and fishing. Sue had a true Passion for adventure! She was also an avid Broncos and Rockies fan. Sue was a much-loved teacher and elementary school principal and had a passion for educating young people. She was well respected by the education community and worked in that industry for over 40 years. Her true love, however, was her family. Her husband of 59 years, Phil, was the love of her life....
Margaret Holman
Margaret Holman passed away on January 1, 2023, after surgery on her brain to remove a tumor. She contacted Covid-19 in the hospital which led to her death. She passed away peacefully in her husband's arms at HopeWest. A memorial service will be held on January 19, 2023, at 2 P.M. at Callahan Edfast located at 2515 Patterson Road. Margaret has lived in Palisade for 22 years. She moved here from Houston, Texas, where she worked at Texaco, Inc. as a chemical engineer. She held college degrees in chemistry from the University of Oklahoma but her degree in Chemical Engineering from Tulane University was her favorite. She held many patents from her work in reservoir modeling. She was...
Stanely Vaughn May Sr.
The family of Stanely Vaughn May Sr, age 88, is very sad to announce his death on January 1st, 2023 Stanley was the second of four sons. He was born on July 15th, 1934, to Orrit Paul (Jimmy) May and LaVina E. (Sissy) May in Lamar, CO. Stanley attended La Junta High school in La Junta Colorado. Stan enjoyed playing sports such as football and wrestling. After Stanley graduated high school in 1952, he joined the U.S. Coast Guard where he served for 4 years. He served along the East Coast and the North Atlantic on the USCGC Mendota (WPG-69), Stan always stated his job was to "keep the Russians from coming over the top". After his service in the Coast Guard Stanley was hired in 1956 by the...
Wilma Lee Camren
Wilma Lee Camren, of Grand Junction, Colorado, passed away December 31, 2022, at the age of 91. Wilma was born on February 9, 1931, to Lela and Russell Wright of Latham, Kansas. Wilma met Ray Camren in Salina, Kansas, when he was in the military. They fell in love and married on March 21, 1948. They were blessed with three children, Ron in 1949, Ginger, four years later, and Rick, eight years later. They lived in Salina until 1985. The Railroad transferred them to Denver, Colorado in 1973 where Wilma worked for Edison Brothers Shoe Company as their Regional Secretary. They retired in 1986, and moved to Grand Junction. Wilma is survived by her husband of almost 74 years, Ray; daughter,...
Rena Ann Hoefling
Rena Ann (Renfrow) Hoefling was born in Delta, Colorado on May 13, 1949 to loving parents, Mel and Jackie Renfrow, and passed away peacefully at the HopeWest Hospice Care Center in Grand Junction, Colorado on December 30, 2022. Prior to retiring, Rena worked as an ocularist at the Portland Veterans' Affairs Medical Center in Portland, Oregon - creating eyes, ears, noses and orbits for those who had lost them due to disease or injury. Patients across the northwest U.S. benefited from her skill. Rena was preceded in death by her father, Mel. She is survived by her mother, Jackie Renfrow, cousins and their families: Susan Aanes, Jeannie Baer, Bob Fuoco, Scott and David Griffin, Lance Paradis,...
Virgie Lorene Roach
Virgie Lorene Roach was born on June 23, 1930 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to Virgie and Sidney Parker. She passed away on December 26, 2022 in Grand Junction, Co. She married Carl Roach on July 27, 1946. They were blessed with three children. Karla Davis, David Roach (June), and Charles Roach (Sue), Four grandchildren, Wendy Hahn (Peter), Amy Claire (David), Kelli Ulrich (Craig), and Kevin Roach (Jennifer). Eleven great grandchildren, Jonathan, Allison and Caroline Claire, Sydney and Joel Hahn, Kaden, Karsen and Kayla Ulrich, Caleb, Connor and Cameron Roach all which survive. Lorene was preceded in death by her loving husband Carl, her sister Sydney and many other family members. ...
Diane Gigliotti
Diane Gigliotti of Grand Junction passed away on Friday, December 30, 2022, while being cared for at the Hospice Care Center in Grand Junction. She had been ill for the past year but continued fighting until the end. Diane was born in Bridgeport, CT and grew up in Stratford, CT with her brother, Russell, and sister, Donna. She attended local schools and graduated from Bunnell High School in Stratford in 1969. She went on to graduate from Eastern Connecticut State University with a Bachelor of Arts, Cum Laude, in Microbiology; a Master of Science in Pathobiology from the University of Connecticut; and, a Master of Science in Management from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. She held a...


Been diving in Iceland? Please Vote!
Home to some of the planet's most unique and exhilarating cold water dive sites, Iceland boasts the opportunity to dive in freshwater areas, fjords, between tectonic plates, in geothermal springs or in the ocean.
Known for its gorgeous glaciers, magnificent mountains and wonderful waterfalls, Iceland is impressive both above and below the water's surface and is a must-do for those looking to experience the best in cold-water diving.
Diving in Iceland requires that divers are familiar and experienced with dry-suit diving, as there is very rarely an opportunity to dive only with a wetsuit. Water temperatures in Iceland rarely rise above 12°C, even in the height of summer. Depending on the location and the season, the sea temperature varies between 2°C and 12°C, whereas the freshwater site of Silfra remains between 2-4°C all throughout the year. While this makes for great visibility, it means that divers need to follow the correct cold-diving practices in order to stay safe and avoid cold-water diving complications such as hypothermia.
By far the most famous of all Iceland's diving sites is that of Silfra, where divers swim between 2 tectonic plates as they slowly drift apart.
Boasting over 100m visibility and year-round diving opportunities, divers at Silfra will experience the exhilarating sensation of diving between the Eurasian tectonic plate and the North American tectonic plate. Forming the northern section of Lake Thingvallavatn, the Silfra fissure dive site is filled with Langjokull glacier water from over 50km away.
This water remains between 2-4°C and if filtered through layers of porous volcanic rock, making the water as pure as pure can be.
The Silfra fissure is located in Thingvellir National Park, just 45 minutes away from Reykjavik by car. The site is busiest during the summer, but as the daylight hours are so long it is possible to dive well into the evening, which allows for plenty of dive time.
If wanting a quieter experience, divers can opt to experience Silfra in the winter, although dive time is limited as there are a maximum of 4 daylight hours around the month of December. Divers are highly recommended to have completed at least 20 drysuit dives and hold a certification for drysuit diving in order to safely experience the Silfra fissure.
Just 30 minutes from Reykjavik to the south, divers can experience some eerie, odd and exciting diving in an amazing geothermal spring located at Kleifarvatn Lake.
Divers walk right into the lake along a silty, clay-like bottom and make their way to a 10m deep cratered area where streams of bubbles come up to the surface from the lakebed. With smells of hydrogen sulfide and sulfur, divers are likely to see deceased brown trout laying all over the lakebed and warm bubbles emanating from mysterious walls and dark spots. For a unique experiential experience, try taking an egg underwater to hard boil it using the warm gas bubbles, which tend to vibrate the surrounding rocks and make for a very exciting underwater experience.
Although the Kleifarvatn lake water can warm to 14°C in the summer, it is still recommended to make use of a drysuit in the months of May to October. The lake will freeze over during the harsh winter months. Since the dive is shallow and relatively easy, it is suitable for even Open Water divers.
Driving south from Reykjavik to the Kleifarvatn Lake is an experience within itself, as it looks as though you're driving to the moon past sets of massive volcanic rocks.
Iceland's ocean diving opportunities are varied and plentiful and offer the chance to see a host of marine mammals, shellfish, molluscs and interesting coloured algae.
Located in the north outside Akureyri town, the dive site known as Strytan gives divers the chance to dive a geothermal cone which generally lie many kilometers beneath the ocean's surface.
The geothermal cones at Strytan vent warm, fresh water into the nearby fjords and have been doing so for more than 11,000 years. Despite the cold temperatures of the ocean, the water vented by the geothermal cones is at least 80°C and is full of dissolved minerals. Divers begin by diving the 'trial run' dive at Little Strytan which lies at 26m. Divers will need to hold an advanced diver certification and have at least 20 drysuit dives logged.
It's imperative that divers maintain excellent buoyancy throughout the dive, and if the requirements are not met dives will be unable to move onto diving Big Strytan which begins at a depth of 60m and rises to 15m. Although one wouldn't think it, there is a surprising amount of marine life to be seen around the geothermal vents including wolf fish, jellyfish, cod, pollock, nudibranchs and starfish. There is even the chance to see humpback whales in the area and diving is possible all throughout the year.
Conveniently located nearby Icealand's international airport at Keflavik, Gardur is an exhilarating shore dive just 1 hour away from Reykjavik.
Suitable for all qualifications as the deepest point is only 18m, it is still recommended that divers be qualified to dive with drysuits before attempting to dive at Gardur. The best months to experience Gardur are from May to September, as the strong and icy winter wind will affect the sea and visibility at this shallow site.
Divers are sure to see a good amount of macro life as well as different coloured algaes and thick kelp forests. Between the kelp, divers might see scorpion fish, wolf fish, cod, monkfish, pollock, flatfish and potentially even Atlantic herring. Although it is unlikely based on the depth of the site, divers might be able to spot a host of whale species including orcas, humpbacks, minkes, sperm, blue, fin or sei whales in the blue water.
For wreck-diving enthusiasts looking to explore an interesting wreck, the 150m SS El Grillo in the east of Iceland is a historic wreck that will take a number of dives to fully explore.
Originally a British oil tanker that was sunk by fighter planes from Germany in WWII, the ship was eventually pumped free of oil in 2002 and laid to rest 45m beneath the surface with its shallowest point at 28m.
Because of its depth, only advanced divers are able to dive the SS EL Grillo, and diving with Nitrox is ideal. Divers will also need to hold a drysuit certification. It is best to dive this wreck between the months of May to September.


I've had many people tell me just in this past week alone how well I "deal" with being sick..As of tonight I am no longer 'dealing' so well...I have been feeling like hell for the last 2 weeks and now I think I am having gallbladder attacks..It was sinus migraines all week long combined with a toothache and then maybe a week and a half ago the pain kicked in that I am attributing to my gallbladder. At first I was afraid it may be a heart attack as symptoms of a heart attack in women are very different from a man but, being these pains have been with me now more than a week I highly doubt it's my heart...I did some research and it seems according to what I've read I am having classic gallbladder symptoms. Oddly, I just had an ultrasound on my gallbladder last month and it was said to be normal although, my MD agreed with me when I told him I was a little shocked nothing showed up. He said he was too and eventually he may want to send me in for a hidascan just to be sure..because, like me he was sure something was going to show up on the ultrasound.
Tonight I am just very tired not only physically but emotionally as well. I have spent the last 17 years of my life on a daily basis in pain and sick in some form. Not a day has passed that I have never felt "good".. I don't even remember what it feels like to "feel well" because it's been too long..Even as a teen I was always dealing with something..Either my teeth or headaches or stomach ailments.
Usually, I am able to get myself through by looking at the many crucifixes that adorn my home. I am able to look at Christ hanging there in all his pain and sickness and say to myself well, Why Him, so why not me but tonight, it's not working.. Tonight I wonder why I can never be healthy, feel healthy..Why does it always have to be something. Why does there always have to be sickness & pain and why has almost my entire life been nothing but sickness & pain.. I realize that there are people who have it a lot worse than I do but sometimes that doesn't work either.. It's not that I don't feel for others who are sick or sicker than I .. I am a very compassionate person for all peoples but tonight it's for once about myself....I keep asking why I just can't experience life for once as a healthy adult.. I have absolutely no clue what life is like as a healthy adult because I've been sick since I was 20... Nothing ever seems to get better.. It only seems to get worse and I just don't understand why anymore.. Actually, I've never really understood it at any time..
Then I ask myself what could I have done in this life that was so bad that I have been sentenced to this fate.. Who did I wrong so terribly, who did I hurt so terribly.. I just wish that for once, things would get better instead of worse..
Just as a side note, this post was not put up to illicit sympathy etc.. I put it here because it helps me to blow of the proverbial steam.


Work in Progress: What's a Search Engine?
In November, the NAR board of directors approved a policy change clarifying that the indexing of listing data from a real estate broker's Web site by recognized search engines, such as Google and Yahoo, did not constitute scraping—a practice prohibited under NAR's Internet Data Exchange (IDX) policy.
Now, Realogy, the Parsippany, N.J., company that owns several major franchise brands, including Century 21 and Coldwell Banker, wants its franchises included in the category of recognized search engines. On Wednesday, Realogy Chairman Alex Perrielo brought a proposal to NAR's Multiple Listing Issues and Policies Committee, which referred the request to a work group for further study.