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Glasgow City Council Corruption – Greens and Blues Exchange Views – Is There Consensus?
Glasgow's Corrupt Council. The Green and the Blue
1. Expected to rubber stamp the move today to transform the east end of the city into a thriving hub of activity including bars, restaurants, improved transport links, leisure facilities and a museum for the manky mob, it also will install the infrastructure for links and walkways from the beggardome to all the other commonwealth games venues, even though it will only be used for the opening ceremony porkheid is in line to be revamped under the guise of the commonwealth games. GCC is expected to give full backing to the spend of millions of taxpayers money to completely transform the area surrounding the beggardome and hand over car parking facilities and the new veladrome to the manky mob once complete, nothing will stand in the way of this unprecedented transformation of a part of the city and money will be no object. Meanwhile over at Ibrox the residents who live around the magnificent Ibrox stadium look out their windows onto waste ground as GCC refused planning permission until the building game went t1ts up and refused to allow the Rangers to buy the land and transform it themselves, it now lies as a wasteland because the cooncil dont have the money to rededvelop the area, the Hinselwood project has been shelved again.	Blue
2. Blast, if it wisnae for these pesky kafflicks. Blue
3. The East End of Glasgow is a complete sh**ehole, so this gets my backing. I also happen to own a flat in the East End. Cannae be a bad thing though. Development like this will bring jobs, lower crime, create a new buzz. That's good for the city as a whole. Also, the improved links to Celtic Park are well over-due. Tens of thousands of people go there every other weekend. Why shouldn't it be more well connected to the city centre? Will be great news for the value of my flat, too. Green
4. Apart from pure self interest, can anyone offer rational and accurate reasons for these cooncil's planning decisions without resorting to bigotted name calling. I'm sure those recently made redundant by the self same cooncil will be more than happy that their "employer" will still be able to carry out this development. Neutral
5. Ok, let's look at it the other way. Why would you oppose the council doing these 3 things:
i. Regenerating a very shabby part of the city. Regeneration has been shown the world over to reduce crime.
ii. Adding proper transport links to the biggest sports arena in the city.
iii. Providing jobs to a poverty-ridden part of the city.
What on earth is your problem with this? Other than that it is based near Celtic…Car parking for Parkhead? Fantastic! It's a nightmare taking the car there. Tranposrt links? Great! Jobs, safer streets… What on earth is your problem with this? If it was on the other side of the city you'd be right behind it, I'd imagine. Green
6. No problem with investing in the East End it is good for the city and porkheid could do with a refurb it is an absolute shytehole. Glad to chip in to help the needy. Pity the council can't buy sellik a few more league trophies to help them with their chase of scotland's top club. Green
7. I think a lot of his problem with it is the sour taste left when the same cooncil dragged it's feet over plans to regenerate the area around Ibrox, the same cooncil who refused to allow Rangers to build their training complex down the road claiming it was earmarked for retail…before allowing a massive new police station to be built there. As for your contention that regeneration has been proved the world over to reduce crime….by your rationale, given the amount of regeneration carried out in Glasgow over the last 25 years then surely the city must be almost crime free? Blue
8. It's a fairly widely recognised technique in fighting crime son. Same principle as the Gorbals regeneration, lots of cities in Poland are using it too now. Make a place look nicer and crime falls. I fail to see how anybody could have a problem with this in the east end. Neutral
9. Any Rangers fan that still votes Labour and sadly there are far too many …..the excuse usually being, " Cause ma Da always did", should hang their heads in shame !! The corruption jobs for the bhoys scandal from the sectarian Monklands council a few years ago shaould have been the final nail in the coffin for the Scottish Labour party, sadly the whole matter was covered up in the usual manner. To think the same Labour mhob denied Rangers the right to upgrade the area where St Anthonys used to play and yet within a couple of years later they allowed Celtic to purchase part of Janefield st for the grand sum of ONE PENNY so they could build (with again the help of a grant from Scottish Labour) the Mechano ground that we the Tax payer will soon have to pay to re-upgrade …. and people ask why the Mhanks are often called the Beggars !!!!!!! Blue
10. Dont think anyone has a problem with a part of Glasgow getting a facelift, the problem maybe that the cooncil denied the Rangers planning for the area surrounding Ibrox for years, they came up with one reason or another to stall and with hold the planning consent until eventually the market went t1ts up, the area around Ibrox now is wasteground and the council will have to find the money from somewhere to do it up in time for the commonwealth games, had they given the consent when it was asked the area would be developed and unrecognisable to what it is today, it would also have been done at very little expense to the taxpayer. Unsuprisingily they have found the money and had no problem in giving consent to another deprived area of the city and will use taxpayers cash to fund this pet project, the plans of which are being kept under wraps until its given the green light and cannot be overturned. In the current financial climate it is incredible that these crooks have the brass neck to carry on with these plans under the guise of the games, they will have the opening ceremony in a stadium which houses thousands each week that dispise the very existence of the commonwealth, these same people will benefit from this upgrade in the close vicinity to the stadium with leisure facilities and such like while the true needs of this area will go unchanged. Neutral
11. Perhaps the cooncil will sell it for a penny to seletic once it's done
12. And of course, none of the decision makers are Celtic shareholders wwith an interest in the regeneration happening. Absolutely certain of that. Glesga Cellik Coonsil operate to the highest standards of proberty and ethics. Blue
13. Re. the Commonwealth Games. I wonder how many Union Jacks will be flying at the opening ceremony ?	Neutral
14. As expected the plans were given the green light, the area surrounding the mankdome will be completely transformed costing tens of millions of pounds funded by the taxpayer, meanwhile the cooncil are making cuts in other areas..Scotland' biggest local authority is considering a plan to cut more than £30 million from its budget. Proposal's will;
i. axe 600 jobs, including 228 middle management posts.
ii Reduce opening times at city museums.
iii. increase charges for some pupils for school breakfast.
iii. closure of community halls, swimming pools and a library.
iv. Land and environment services, which looks after the city's parks and roads, will have £1.6 million cut from its budget.
v. Cuts will also be made to the development and regeneration budget, corporate services, financial services, car parking and marketing for tourists and businesses.
council chiefshave said compulsory redundancies will not be be necessary next year. The cuts, aimed at saving £30.3 million, will take £3.1 million off the council's education budget and £5.5 million off social services, as well as £1.7 million from the budget for Culture and Sport Glasgow, which runs the city's museums, galleries and sports facilities. Baillie Gordon Matheson, the city treasurer, said the budget is "tight" but will be "the best for years to come". Neutral
People loosing their jobs, services being cut, the regeneration budget being cut,(no the one concerning porkheid) and parents having now to pay for what used to be free breakfast and child care, all this to fund the redevelopment of the city fathers favourite past time. I wonder how many manky season ticket holders they have on this committee now, there was 12 out of 14 when our fab council sold a whole street to rasellic for the grand sum of 1 new pence to build the brendanbeau. They should be exposed for what they are. Green
15. It is excellent news for the East End but dont expect the Billy Bigots to be crash hot about it. BTW- I presume their is evidence of the corruption at GCC? Green
16. 'Corruption' – now that is a rather extravagant and libellous claim isn't it? You can only hope there is 'evidence' or he'll surely be banned. Blue
17. The east end does require a facelift, but to spend millions on a small area of the east end is criminal. As for the transport links, porkheid is a 10 minute walk from the city center, there are two train stations a few ***dred yards away from its front door, several buses run past the mankdome and the M74 extension is nearing completion, does it really require more transport links? The council is corrupt to the core, the city will loose millions on the commonwealth games and sellic will be the only beneficiary of this scandal. Neutral
18. Look yah coward, you can post throw away phrases like "The council is rotten to the core" all you want but unless you can back it up wae some evidence, we will all just continue to recognise you as being the same old cowardly lying hvn that you are. Green
19. Oh dear, the permaraging h-un said it again. Green
20. Corruption' – now that is a rather extravagant and libellous claim isn't it? You can only hope he has the 'evidence' or he'll surely be banned. This "corruption" word is used regularly Of course, it is never backed up with bombproof evidence. Green
21. How many years have we been hearing these stories from the Buns? They never come to fruition. Green
22. Put up or shut up yah coward. Green
23. Yea, come on bring forth the cast iron 'evidence', you know the sort that will interest the courts i.e. not the foamings at the mouth of Follow Fascist Green
24. I think the number of Celtic shareholders on the various coonsil committees that gave various planning permissions would be enough. Blue
25. GCC was exposed on private eye when they sold a whole street to allow rasellic to build the brendanbeau that they only charegd the rotten mob 1p. 13 of the 15 members voting on the committee were either season ticket holders at the ******* or shareholders, they voted overwhelmingly in favour of selling the land for a nominal fee, the land today would be worth millions to any developer or even to the council. This in an area crying out for social housing. Rasellic also had no problem with planning permission and even built over a graveyard with no opposition whatsoever.
5 years ago the Rangers asked for planning permission to redevelop the land around Ibrox, it was to be transformed into retail, social housing, business, hotel, leisure developments with the cost being made by the Rangers and investors, this would have cost the council zero but for their own reasons they refused planning permission and allowed the area to fall into a state of disrepair, they have now had to demolish almost all the housing and it will cost the taxpayer millions to redevelop the land which now lies as wasteground.
We can also throw in the lord provost using the taxpayers cash to ferry himself and fiends to and from the beggarbowl and using the shoitehole to entertain again at our expense.
The mankies oan this thread are doing what they always do when they are caught bang to rights, play the victim card and call all those who question them "bigots", your fathers have taught you well bhoys but we can see right through you. Blue
26. Would it?
i. prove they are
ii. prove they made the decision exclusively or primarily to benefit Celtic
iii. provide the paperwork/tape recordings/hard data confirming the above
If you cant shut the F up or face a long ban, ya daft h-un Green
27. Same old FF excrement from the same old excremental Green
28. What is wrong with Glaswegians, an area of their city which is a f*cking eyesore is to be regenerated and you get complaints. Neutral
29. just an anti Irish/Catholic bigot……best ignored Green
30. what a rancid bigot you are. I have been on to my local councilor and asked him to look into this misuse of public funds, he assures me he is looking into it and will do all in his power to end this shameful behaviour, he is also one of the brotherhood and phukin hates the ratcatchers. Green
31. just an anti Irish/Catholic bigot……best ignored. I repeat for the hard of learning….The mankies oan this thread are doing what they always do when they are caught bang to rights, play the victim card and call all those who question them "bigots", your fathers have taught you well bhoys but we can see right through you. Green
33. what a rancid bigot you are. Surely yer local councillor is part of GCC, so he must be corrupt as well. Green
34. He is not on the voting committee numbnuts, jesus some of you c*nts are hard work. Green
35. Picture this. He approaches his 'councillor' wih his devastating portfolio of 'evidence' culled from his collection of Follow Fascist posts. Perry mason it isn't. The only counsellor he'll be needing is the one who'll have the misfortune to be listening to his inane ramblings in a secure mental institution, the daft h-un.	Green
37. its simple, any self respecting Rangers fan should not vote for the political wing of Celtic in the city of Glasgow. Green
38. There's a strong stench of the Follow Fascist party line about many of the h-uns on here. They'll be quoting their messiah the gub shortly. Green
39. They can spend as much moolah as they like on Glashgowww, but it will make no difference to they kwality of life – – because it will still be inhabited by Glaswegians, who in their own fashion will pi&& it up against the nearest wall. Neutral
40. 100% spot on. Holding the 'Commonwealth' Games in Glasgow is about as ironc as it gets, every bit of common wealth seems to be appropriated by these people and promptly wasted. The place is just a black hole of subsidy without any progress ever being made because of the mentality of the population. The games should be in Edinburgh anyhow – Promoting Glasgow to the World will be an embarrassment to the nation. Neutral
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The study said many of the deaths involved cancer of the brain and soft tissues. File Photo by Yuri Gripas/UPI | License Photo
Oct. 21 (UPI) -- Russian government officials say the number of certain child and teenage cancer patients dying in St. Petersburg -- which has a population of 5.3 million -- has increased by nearly 700 percent over the past decade.
Scientists said in a report cancer rates soared 679 percent among child patients between 10 and 14 years old, between 2008 and 2017. Cancer-related deaths among children between 15 and 19 climbed by 200 percent, and those between 5 and 9 16 percent.
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Westy Self Storage of Lake Success, N.Y., is working with the Nassau Region of Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America, to raise funds for the Young Judaea Scholarship Fund. On Nov. 23, the storage facility at 2400 Marcus Ave. will act as a distribution point for a fruit sale, the proceeds of which will fund scholarships for the Young Judaea summer camp as well as programs in Israel.
Cases of fruit will be delivered to the storage facility, then sorted and distributed by volunteers. This is the fifth year that Westy has participated in the charity event.
"It is our pleasure to again extend our location as a distribution point for the Young Judea fruit sale," Yasir Zaidi, the self-storage facility's district director, told the source. "It is part of our culture to support our communities and local organizations."
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Heat a wok to very hot. Add the chicken and dressing and fry over a high heat for 6-7 minutes or until cooked through (put a lid on to ensure the chicken cooks through). Add the sugar, stir-fry for another minute, then add the lime juice and a generous amount of salt.
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Ross Douthat | The Conservative Divide Over Ferguson
The Conservative Divide Over Ferguson
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We're used to just about every American controversy polarizing swiftly along right-left lines, but the discussion of events in Ferguson has been a striking exception thus far. Within the commentariat, the most interesting division has opened within American conservatism, where a large group of conservative and libertarian writers have been much less inclined than perhaps they/we would have been thirty years ago to give the police the benefit of the doubt. More interesting still is the breadth and diversity of this group: It's not only the predictable police skeptics, the Cato Institute and Reason types; you also have elite-media squishes like myself, fiercer polemicists like Kevin Williamson and Mark Steyn, and the populist crew at RedState (Erick Erickson, Leon Wolf) raising similar questions about police conduct, along with many other writers (and, of course, Rand Paul) as well.
At the same time, though, the polling to date suggests that a more predictable sort of polarization (albeit one slightly less stark than in the Trayvon Martin controversy) is showing up on the mass level: There are stark white-black and conservative-liberal cleavages over how to interpret events in Ferguson, what kind of racial lens to use, whether the justice system can be trusted to work fairly, etc. And my provisional sense is that the coverage from conservative media outlets with the widest reach − Fox News, parts of talk radio, and (especially) the Drudge Report − has taken a stricter pro-cop, anti-protester line, highlighting the violent element in the protests and circulating exculpatory narratives around the initial shooting.
Now it's possible, as Matt Lewis wrote earlier this week, that the polls are a lagging indicator, and that the attitudes of conservative opinionistas will filter down gradually and create more skepticism about police activity among the conservative electorate. But in the short term, I'm doubtful about this: Long periods of protest have a way of alienating initial supporters (not least because of their tendency to attract outside agitators) rather than winning over skeptics, and if we actually get down to the business of a trial for the officer who shot Michael Brown, the fog of evidence could easily let everyone believe what they want to believe, and encourage further retrenchment into partisan camps. (You'll note that I've been writing critically about the broad police response, not the specific actions of the officer; based on what we know so far about the incident, I would not envy any juror ultimately charged with rendering a verdict.)
That doesn't mean that the opinionista response doesn't matter, or that it isn't indicative of a broader shift in priorities on the right. But to the extent that this shift is generational rather than ideological, it's something that will take time to work itself out, rather than something that's going to be radically accelerated by a single controversy or event.
Which means, in turn, that the challenge for conservative politicians interested in reform and outreach in these areas − criminal justice generally, policing tactics specifically, and then beyond that broader questions about race and opportunity − is one of careful finesse, in which the stress is on development rather than rupture. You're not going to win a Republican primary as the "Ferguson cops are racist" candidate any more than you're going to win one as the pro-pot candidate or the anti-death penalty candidate. You might win one, though, as a candidate who thinks the police should have more cameras on them (for their own protection as well as to safeguard civilian rights); who thinks the prisons are too crowded with nonviolent offenders (a position taken by many conservative G.O.P. governors, including this handsome fella); who wants to limit pork-barrel Homeland Security spending on military equipment; and so on. And since our criminal justice system, whatever its faults, is associated with a long and welcome decline in crime rates, development and experimentation rather than rupture is the right approach to reform on the merits, too, so the politics and the policy can theoretically fruitfully interact.
But it's also all easier said than done. There are interesting parallels between criminal justice reform and entitlement reform: Both are cases where longstanding policies and programs have delivered real benefits but stand in need of real change; both are causes that a limited-government party and movement should, by rights, be interested in furthering (there's no cronyism like prison-industrial cronyism); but both are potentially difficult sells in a Republican Party whose base increasingly has the small-c conservative, institutionalist, status quo bias of the elderly. Since that bias contains real, often hard-earned wisdom, its existence does not preclude the possibility of wise gradualism in reform. Since many of the people who hold it get too much of their news from "Hannity," however, even gradualist reformers can face an uphill climb.
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A seemingly innocuous robot developed by Israeli company General Robotics is proving that even wild claims recently made by a Likud minister about robots replacing soldiers on the battlefield are not beyond the realms of plausibility.
In a response to claims made by MK Ayoob Kara (Likud) saying that in two to three years Israel will have indestructible robots to eliminate Hamas, VP and Co-Founder of General Robotics Shahar Gal said that, although very far from the truth, Kara's claims are not entirely detached from reality.
Indeed, according to Gal, this kind of lethal robot has already been built.
"When we heard about the minister's claims we laughed," admitted Gal. "As someone who spent years in the field of robotics I can tell you that no robot could replace our soldiers, at least not in the next few years. Kara's vision of the near future is science fiction. Unfortunately, combatants are not going to be out of harm's way, but robots will certainly assist in the battle."
General Robotics is an Israeli company that specializes in developing robots for military use. Shahar Gal's father, Ehud Gal, serves as its CEO and has served as a colonel in the IDF. He was the VP of the Defense Ministry's Weapon and Technological Infrastructure Research and Development Agency.
It is the same company that developed the Aiball—a spy camera that enables military units to gain a viewpoint into buildings before clearing them of terrorists.
About a year ago the company developed DOGO, a small robot that is intended for short range combat.
The robot, which was launched in June 2016, has already been purchased by dozens of counter-terrorism units in Israel and abroad.
As opposed to heavier robots that are designed for the purpose of bomb defusal, the DOGO weighs a mere 11 kilograms (24 pounds) and is considered to be the lightest combat robot in the world.
It is equipped with eight cameras that supply its operator, who uses a special tablet to control it, a 360 degree sight range, even at night.
Morevoer, it also has caterpillar tracks that allow it to climb over obstacles and travel in difficult terrain.
What makes the DOGO unique, though, is the fact that it's armed with a 9mm GLOCK 26 pistol capable of carrying 14 rounds of ammunition. It can even fire non-lethal rounds according to the requirements of any given mission.
The weapon is protected inside a special secure vault to prevent it from ending up in enemy hands.
The robot essentially serves as an extension for the operating combatant, who will be able to neutralize their target without exposing themselves to danger. In most cases the enemy won't even know that the little rolling assassin has firepower capabilities since the weapon is concealed.
In addition, the robot's operator can also communicate with the enemy in sight using a special speaker, allowing for negotiations prior to shots being fired or to confuse him with simulated noises and distractions, like barks or sirens.
Theoretically, the robot is so small that if caught by a terrorist before it manages to inflict damage, it can simply be picked up thrown to one side. In such a case, soldiers operating in close proximity to the conspicuous gadget will at least be aware that their target is distracted, allowing them to quickly close in on the bewildered enemy.
"Our aim is that the enemy combatant will deal with the robot and not the soldiers," explained Gal, adding that "the DOGO is intended for the last 50 meters of a scene involving terrorist holding hostages."
According to Gal, many lives could have been saved if the DOGO was used in recent terror attacks in Paris, Dallas and more.
But what happens if the DOGO, which costs $100,000, is put out of service after being shot or broken in some way? Gal said that in such a scenario, the client will be granted a new robot, saying "I don't want it to not be used for fear that it will be damaged, just the opposite."
According to Gal, counter-terrorism units abroad are already training with the DOGO but have not yet used it in the field. "It is just a matter of time, and I'm pretty sure it is going to save lives."
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CRANBROOK, B.C. - Gaelen Patterson scored a goal and added an assist as the Saskatoon Blades edged the Kootenay Ice 3-1 in WHL action Sunday night.
The Ice (21-20-2-4) opened the scoring with their only goal of the game when Kevin King buried his 12th of the season on a two-on-one feed from Tylan Stephens to make it 1-0.
The Blades (32-11-3-1) tied in the second on Josh Nicholls' sixth of the year after he was credited with the goal when a Charles Inglis shot went off the cross-bar and bounced off Nicholls skate and into the net.
Jyri Niemi scored the game-winner 36 seconds into the third when he fired a shot from the slot that beat Ice netminder Nathan Lieuwen. Patterson added an empty-net goal to seal the win for the Blades.
Saskatoon goalie Adam Morrison stopped 31 shots to get the win while at the other end Lieuwen turned aside 30.


Traditional Media in layman's terms is basically radio, TV, print and outdoor billboards. These Traditional Media elements have driven the way to socialize, relax, learn and disseminate information over the past 100 years. Traditional Media can be known as the 'old' means by which we communicate and express ourselves via the medium available.
Traditional Media has continued to remain relevant but the fast-rising dominance of the Internet and its continued growth and penetration has started to make it the preferred medium for communication and expression. Recent projections suggest that the growth pattern for internet penetration in Nigeria will continue to grow at unprecedented rates. At the end of 2009, Nigeria had 23.9million internet users, which was a growth of about 450% from the previous year. Thus a percentage of 16% of the total population is either connected or has access to the internet. It is estimated that by the end of 2010, that number will increase twofold, and will hover at about 50% of the population.
With the internet, as the name suggests, comes a large space of inter-connected computers sharing information on the Web for users to access worldwide. The Internet is connected by an array of electronic and optical technologies which offer speed levels and an efficiency that is comparable, and in some cases superior to traditional media. Access to the internet can be enabled on any device that can surf the web, therefore it is not limited to computers only.
Most notable amongst the devices that can access the web are mobile devices and phones. These are highly personal gadgets which are becoming aggregators of the channels of communication and expression. That is, we can perform predominately all our business communication and interact with friends and family from mobile devices. With the parallel growth of social networks, born out of the interconnectedness given birth to by the internet, we are now caught in a web where the need to stay in touch through a central channel has evolved with the continuous growth of social networks.
With Internet penetration growing in sub-Saharan Africa at a very quick rate, driven by a demand to access the capabilities of mobile devices and computers, we are in an age where the various forms of 'old' media will be accessed primarily from digital devices within the next 1-3 years.
Therefore new media is an evolution of old media into mainstream 21st century technologies for more personalized and interconnected expression and communication. It is the amalgamation of traditional media such as film, images, music, spoken and written word, with the interactive power of computer and communications technology, computer-enabled consumer devices and most importantly the Internet. New media holds out a possibility of on-demand access to content anytime, anywhere, on any digital device.
Editor's Note: Terragon Nigeria, a New Media Agency focused on delivering value to clients by connecting with the emotional elements, is the author of this piece.


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Burger Restaurant Replacing Northern Westchester Eatery
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Westchester Burger Company is replacing its Mount Kisco location on North Bedford Road with a new version of the owner's flagship Graziella's and Blue restaurant at the same space.
Co-owners Angelo DiFeo and Vincent Corso announced that Graziella's North will be opening on Thursday, Nov. 14, replacing the former location of the Westchester Burger Company restaurant. Graziella's was started with family members before DiFeo set off on his own and started the Westchester Burger Company.
"I've been working on it for about three years now, at least three years," DiFeo previously said. "I love burgers personally, it is just a thought I had for a long time, to do something unique and different and that's how I came up with this concept."
Graziella's in White Plains first opened in 1995.
According to the owners, the shift was due to increased competition with burger shops in the area, and Graziella's will offer consumers new and unique options, including a mixture of Italian dishes, sandwiches, pizza, and salads.
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Gulf Oil Lubricants India (Gulf Oil), a leading lubricant manufacturing and marketing company in India has announced its association with Mahindra Logistics (MLL), one of India's largest 3PL solution providers, to strengthen its supply chain and to implement its post GST supply chain consolidation strategy, which is focused on achieving efficiencies in total cost.
As part of this association, a Central Distribution Centre (CDC) has been set up in Chennai with Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) to serve the entire product portfolio of Gulf Oil. The lubricant maker says MLL is the first 3PL company to work with Gulf Oil and will handle this fully compliant warehouse, the first CDC of its kind for them. Gulf Oil has plans to open similar large format warehouses, across the country soon.


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Sen. Ted Cruz Batters Eric Holder on Domestic Drone Strikes in Tense Exchange
"You keep saying appropriate. My question isn't about propriety. My question is about whether something is constitutional or not."
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Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) questioned Attorney General Eric Holder about the constitutionality of domestic drone strikes on U.S. citizens Wednesday, keeping his eye on the Constitution in a way few lawmakers are able to do.
Discussing Holder's letter to Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) saying the administration may consider a domestic drone strike on U.S. citizens, Cruz began by laying out a hypothetical scenario for the attorney general.
If a U.S. citizen whom the administration strongly believes to be a terrorist threat is sitting quietly at a cafe in the United States-- not posing an imminent threat of death or bodily harm-- does the Constitution allow a drone to kill that citizen?
"I would not think that that would be an appropriate use of any kind of lethal force. We would deal with that in a way we would typically deal with a situation like that--" Holder began to respond.
Cruz interrupted: "With all due respect...my question wasn't about 'appropriateness' or prosecutorial discretion, it was a simple legal question. Does the Constitution allow a U.S. citizen on U.S. soil, who doesn't pose an imminent threat, to be killed by the U.S. government?"
"I do not believe that -- again, you have to look at all of the facts," Holder prevaricated. "On the facts you have given me, this is a hypothetical, I would not think that in that situation the use of a drone or lethal force would be appropriate because--."
"General Holder, I have to tell you that I find it remarkable that in that hypothetical, which is deliberately very simple, that you are able to give a simple one-word, one-syllable answer: no," Cruz stated. "I think it is unequivocal that if the U.S. government were to use a drone to take the life of a U.S. citizen on U.S. soil and that individual didn't pose an imminent threat, that that would be a deprivation of life without due process."
Holder hit back by saying he didn't think any lethal force-- whether it be drones, guns, etc. -- would be "appropriate" in such a situation, but Cruz didn't let up.
Speaking slowly and clearly, Cruz reminded: "You keep saying appropriate. My question isn't about propriety. My question is about whether something is constitutional or not. As attorney general, you are the chief legal officer of the United States. Do you have a legal judgement on whether it would be constitutional to kill a U.S. citizen on U.S. soil in those circumstances?"
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During his award-winning journalism career, Dave was a reporter for The Arizona Republic, where he covered high-profile beats including crime and education. He made the jump into public relations in 2005 as the head of communications for the City of Scottsdale, Ariz., Fire Department. He then joined a marketing firm as a senior public relations manager, overseeing national clients including TASER International and the World Wildlife Fund.
In 2008, Dave was honored to serve as a state communications director for Barack Obama's presidential campaign. The position put him on a first-name basis with key political and business leaders across the country. In 2012, Dave was elected to the Ocean Beach Town Council in San Diego and served as its public relations chair. He was a member of the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce's Health Care and Energy & Water committees, and previously sat on the Chamber's Legislative and Small Business Committee.
Dave has provided public relations and political analysis for The New York Times, Politico, and Newsweek. He has also appeared as a spokesperson and analyst on MSNBC, Fox News Channel, CNBC and Dateline NBC. He has served as a guest lecturer at the Freedom Forum Diversity Institute at Vanderbilt University and has a B.A. in journalism from the University of Arizona.
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Radio Zapata, tejiendo comunidad desde el corazón de la montaña.
Centro Integral de Comunicación Comunitaria
Social, Communications, Technological, Educational, Cultural, Ecological
Guerrero, México.
English, Español, Italiano, Português
Contributing € 5
A postcard with images of the Na savi and Me'phaa communities in the mountains of Guerrero.
We will send a JPEG digital file with high resolution images of the daily life of the Na savi and Me'phaa communities of the Costa Chica and Montaña regions of Guerrero, where Radio Zapata is broadcasted. Your name will also be written on the solidarity mural on the Radio Zapata and CICC page.
Two postcards with pictures of the Na savi and Me'phaa communities in the mountains of Guerrero.
We will send two digital high-resolution JPEG files with images of daily life of the Na savi and Me'phaa communities of the Costa Chica and Montaña regions of Guerrero, where Radio Zapata is broadcasted. Your name will also be written on the solidarity mural on the Radio Zapata and CICC page.
A map of social and environmental problems of the state of Guerrero.
We'll send you a map with a high resolution JPEG file that lets you view the serious problems affecting the State of Guerrero. This includes conservation areas controlled by the State and socio-environmentally destructive megaprojects such as hydroelectric dams and mining areas. Your name will also be written on the solidarity mural on the Radio Zapata and CICC page.
A map of social and environmental problems of the state of Guerrero and a postcard with images of communities Na savi and Me'phaa
We'll send you a map with a high resolution JPEG file that lets you view the serious problems affecting the State of Guerrero. This includes conservation areas controlled by the State and socio-environmentally destructive megaprojects such as hydroelectric dams and mining areas. You will also receive a postcard with images of the communities and your name will be written on the solidarity mural on the Radio Zapata and CICC page
: A map and three postcards with pictures of the Na savi and Me'phaa communities in the mountains of Guerrero.
We will send digital file in the Guerrero state map plus three cards with photographs and messages from the communities of the Costa Chica and Montaña regions of Guerrero. Your name will also be written on the solidarity mural on the Radio Zapata and CICC page.
: Audio Campaign "Moving Mountains and endurance for life, roots of hope", plus all of the above.
We will send you a digital audio file of the campaign: "Moving Mountains and endurance for life, roots of hope." This contains 11 radio bulletins made in a collective process of learning and sharing knowledge between Radio Zapata and other community radios in the state of Guerrero. We will also send you the map of Guerrero; your three postcards with images of Na'savi and Me'phaa communities, and your name will also be written on the solidarity mural on the Radio Zapata and CICC page
Pancho Villa Package
This package includes the CD of the "Mountains in resistance movement and life, roots of hope" plus five printed postcards of Na'savi and Me'phaa communities. In addition we will send the digital map of Guerrero and your name will also be written on the solidarity mural on the Radio Zapata and CICC page.
Package Ricardo Flores Magon
This package includes a packet with information and photographs of Indigenous Na'Savi and Me'phaa communities and the history of Radio Zapata, three stickers and three postcards with images of the communities and the radio station, and a CD of the "Moving Mountains and resistance life, roots of hope. " In addition, we will send you a digital file with the map of Guerrero, and your name will be written on the solidarity mural on the Radio Zapata and CICC page.
General Emiliano Zapata Package
This package includes a T-shirt with images of the social struggle of Guerrero, a packet with information and photographs, five stickers, and five postcards with images of the communities and a CD of the radio campaign. In addition, we will send you a digital file with the map of Guerrero and your name will be written on the solidarity mural on the Radio Zapata and CICC page.
Invitation to personally visit Radio Zapata (2 people); plus General Emiliano Zapata package
We invite you and one more person to visit Radio Zapata. They may participate in the daily activities of Radio Zapata and live with the people that give life to this community space. The invitation includes lodging and meals for five days in the community of Buena Vista, in the municipality of San Luis Acatlán, Guerrero and round-trip travel from Mexico City to the communities. You need to bring a sleeping bag and hiking shoes. For a harmonious journey, it is crucial that you stick to the established rules of community life. Each will receive the General Emiliano Zapata package and we will also send them a digital map of Guerrero. Their names or organization will appear on the solidarity mural on the Radio Zapata and CICC page.
Contributing € 1.000
INVITATION TO PERSONALLY VISIT RADIO ZAPATA (5 people) ; PLUS GENERAL EMILIANO ZAPATA PACKAGE
We invite you and four others to visit Radio Zapata. They may participate in the daily activities of Radio Zapata and live with the people that give life to this community space. The invitation includes lodging and meals for five days in the community of Buena Vista, in the municipality of San Luis Acatlán, Guerrero and round-trip travel from Mexico City to the communities. You need to bring a sleeping bag and hiking shoes. For a harmonious journey, it is crucial that you stick to the established rules of community life. Each will receive the General Emiliano Zapata package and we will also send them a digital map of Guerrero. Their names or organization will appear on the solidarity mural on the Radio Zapata and CICC page.
"A community radio is weaving resistance, rebellion and organization. Because through our words, we can reach many hearts."
Restore radio broadcasting
With the funds raised, electronic equipment will be repaired and materials will be purchased to replace what was damaged beyond repair.
Acquire a retransmitter
With this equipment, you can move the radio booth to different communities and thus increase people's participation on the radio.
Purchase computer equipment
With this material, the community space donated by the community of Buena Vista, will be equipped as an area for research and radio productions, and to enhance learning.
Install satellite internet
Placement service will be hired and the equipment will be rented for a year. This will allow for better information sources for research and better documented information on the radio.
Restore space for workshops.
The necessary material for restoring this community space will be acquired. This includes wood, metal, cement, sand, gravel, rods and electrical wiring. The construction work will be done by members of the communities through voluntary work.
Prepare a working plan for the community research space
Activities will be planned for the promotors to organize within the community space during one year. This work plan will be established by both the CICC and the 21 communities through working groups and workshops.
Elaborar el plan de trabajo del espacio comunitario de investigación.
En él se establecerán aquellas actividades que los promotores van a desarrollar en el espacio comunitario durante un año. Éste se construirá de forma conjunta entre el CICC y las 21 comunidades a través de mesas de trabajo y talleres.
Zapata Radio 94.1 FM is a community radio born in the community of Buena Vista, in the municipality of San Luis Acatlan, in the state of Guerrero, Mexico. This community media project is the result of a year of reflection in the assemblies of 22 indigenous communities. Broadcasting began on November 15, 2014 and the radio was inaugurated on April 10, 2015, when it was heard in 21 municipalities in the Costa Chica and Montaña region of Guerrero.
Last June, 2015, Tropical Storm Carlos, which evolved into a Category I hurricane, destroyed much of the equipment and facilities at Radio Zapata, as well as the roof of the community health center. In response to this situation, the community assemblies decided to rebuild the radio. However, up until now they have only been able to rebuild a small part of the radio's equipment and the roof of the health center through community volunteer efforts, therefore it has been impossible to resume broadcasting.
Radio Zapata is not only a means of communication, but also an area of vital importance to the dissemination and revitalization of indigenous language and culture. Above all, it is a crucial element for the organization and defense of the community, as it is located in one of the most marginalized regions hit by the structural violence that exists in Guerrero.
We need to join efforts to revive the community work of the radio, which is why Radio Zapata and CICC invite you to participate in this collective campaign. With your help we can raise the funds needed to restore the radio and thus contribute to the work of Na'Savi and Me'phaa communities of the Montaña region of Guerrero, in producing their own media, deciding its content and giving life to their community radio.
Zapata Radio is a media project that seeks to contribute to collective reflection by sharing information of various kinds, with the aim of reversing the conditions of marginalization and extreme violence that exists in the region. In this sense, Radio Zapata aims to provide radio programming in Spanish and various Indigenous languages with five basic objectives:
To serve as a space for communication and community outreach.
To revitalize culture and the Ñamnkué (Amuzgo), Na'Savi (Mixtec), me'phaa (Tlapanec) and Nahuatl indigenous languages.
To provide cultural and educational alternatives as a means to eliminate violence.
To promote the integral development of communities by boosting local consumption and production.
To combat violence and discrimination against women and to provide reliable information on sexual and reproductive health.
With this project, the 21 municipalities that were previously able to tune into Radio Zapata will once again have this media outlet for sharing their memory, presenting their needs and organizing their communities.
Once regional transmission is restored, a community space with computer equipment and internet service will be set up. This is a fundamental tool for the collective radio production and communication related to the objectives of Radio Zapata as it will allow exchange with people from other countries, including some who have had the opportunity to learn about the project and share their experiences. The idea is also to expand this communication network to other organizations and geographies.
Radio Zapata is the second link in the construction of a larger regional community project called the Casa de Saberes (House of Knowledge), in which 22 communities of the region are involved. This community project seeks to solve various problems in the region through the strengthening of key areas such as access to health, the revitalization of Indigenous language and culture, access to information and the protection of historical memory, and strengthening the local market. This is work is carried out through autonomous, community-based thinking that characterizes these communities.
The restoration of Radio Zapata is essential to the continuation and strengthening this community dream.
Our main motivation arises from the conviction that is held by the peoples of the Radio Zapata, despite the conditions of poverty and marginalization in which they live. Far from surrendering to these issues, they remain facilitators and promoters of the organization and the practice of their collective rights in their communities. The support that the CICC will provide seeks to contribute to these long-term processes in order to strengthen forms of community life and build proposals while walking together as communities.
This invitation is addressed to all those noble hearts around the world who want to support the strengthening of the Indigenous peoples' autonomy. To achieve this, it is essential to combine the efforts of all those who share the recognition of the organizational experience of Indigenous peoples, not only as a contribution to this region, state or country, but also as an example of dignity for humanity.
Short term:
Reset radio broadcasts: With the funds raised, the transmission equipment that was damaged in June, 2015, will be repaired in order to resume Radio Zapata's broadcasting .
Reconstruct the roof for workshop space: wood and sheet metal needed to re-roof and rehabilitate this community space will be acquired.
Acquire a re-transmitter: With this equipment, the radio booth can be moved around to different communities, thus increasing people's participation on the radio.
In the medium term:
Acquire computer equipment and satellite internet: Community space donated by the community of Buena Vista will be set up and used as an area for research and radio productions.
Organize computer and internet workshops: To train the communication promoters of different communities.
Prepare a working plan for the community research space: this will be planned together with the communities.
The Integral Center for Community Media (CICC in Spanish) is a group of people who have a background in areas such as journalism, photography, linguistics, law, psychology, environment and social economy. Currently we are concentrating our efforts on supporting and strengthening community communication processes with indigenous peoples in the states of Guerrero, Oaxaca, Michoacan and the State of Mexico.
In 2010, we started a process of training and support for the communication commission of the Acapatzingo Housing Cooperative, located in one of the most marginalized regions of Mexico City. We worked on various areas in order to strengthen the capacity of the commission to investigate and disseminate relevant topics for the community and encourage critical reflection.
In 2012, young people of Na Savi, Me'phaa, Nahua, Ñamnkué and African descent, began a process of training to run a community media project in the Costa Chica - Montaña region of Guerrero. The accompaniment was completed with the creation of the community newspaper, La Luciérnaga.
In 2013, we began our accompaniment of Radio Zapata, where access to information relevant to the communities and the rescue of indigenous languages and culture were the main motives of the process.
In late 2015, we began the accompaniment of Nahua and Ñatho-Otomi peoples for the creation of a magazine and community radio in the State of Mexico.
Documentary film "Radio Zapata, Weaving Community from the Heart of the Mountain"
The CICC will prepare a documentary video of 30 minutes to show how the funds raised are being implemented. We will show the restoration of the radio booth and the space for workshops, and you will see how the communities use these tools to strengthen their organizational and cultural processes.
Streaming Radio Zapata through the website.
To obtain the optimal resource, streaming will be enabled on the CIPOG-EZ page in the Radio Zapata section. Thus, people from different regions, countries and geographies may continue to hear the voice of the people of the mountain.
For the rehabilitation of the radio booth space, the community needs a lot of building materials, including cement, gravel, sand, rods, wood, galvaniz
Temporary or permanent loan of a pickup truck
We are in need of a means of transport for the community promoters to attend organizational meetings and trainings. The degree of neglect that these c
Donation of material for study rooms (community research space)
To set up the community research space where the computers were installed, we require 10 desks or tables, 20 chairs, 2 blackboards, 1 filing cabinet,
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The AFL Cairns competition is played across the same March-October range as played further south. The Darwin Based NTFL remains a summer competition from October to March. This means that Darwin-based footballers often play their home summer NTFL season, but then head south, east or west to continue playing in other states throughout the remainder of the year.
The opportunity to join the NTFL gives Cairns-based footballers the chance to be a part of a similar year-long commitment to playing. Already some Cairns clubs sign players from NTFL clubs to play. Last year, Aaron Davey was captain/coach of Cairns City Lions before returning to Darwin to play for his beloved home club, the Palmerston Magpies. Similarly, renowned NTFL coach Mark Motlop spent time coaching the Cairns-based Pyramid Power to their maiden reserve grade premiership.
In return, some Cairns players have returned to Darwin to play with NTFL clubs.
The likely model will see a representative Cairns team made from players who are signed to the club flying to Darwin and hosting games, presumably at Cazalys Stadium, as part of the 18-round fixture.
Over a number of years Cairns has been spoken of as a longer term base for an AFL club. More realistically, they have been seen as a potential home of a team in the NEAFL. With neither having happened to date, and the premiership match being surrendered to their southern rival, Townsville, Cairns footy is in search of a boost. Having a Cairns team playing in the NTFL and likely hosting a number of games against teams like historic powerhouse St Mary's, the predominantly indigenous Tiwi Bombers, historic Darwin clubs like Waratah, Wanderers and the Darwin Buffaloes, current ladder leaders the Nightcliff Tigers and Southern Districts Crocs and Aaron Davey's Palmerston Magpies will thrill Cairns crowds.
There is much to consider and more negotiations ahead – probably gathering more steam after the NTFL finals in March – but if all parties can agree to how to make it work, the move could occur as early as next the next NTFL 2019/20 season.
Certainly, it would be a win-win situation. The NTFL could expand to tap into additional pools of players, sponsors and fans. For Cairns, the chance to find another avenue to promote the game and create a new pathway from grassroots footy to major state competition will be the shot in the arm it needs to move forward.
It will be very interesting to see how far and how quickly talks develop from here.


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Posted: June 8, 2020 | Author: Recreation Law | Filed under: Massachusetts, Release (pre-injury contract not to sue), Scuba Diving | Tags: #scuba, Derivative Claim, Dry Suit, equipment rental agreement, open-water scuba diver, Personal Representative, Release, Rental Agreement, scuba diving, Waiver, Wrongful Death, Wrongful Death Statute | Leave a comment
A derivative claim can be stopped by any defense of the main claim the derivative claim is dependent on. In this Scuba fatality, a release stopped claims by the heirs.
Doherty v. Diving Unlimited International, Inc., 484 Mass. 193, 2020 Mass. LEXIS 134, 140 N.E.3d 394, 2020 WL 949922
State: Massachusetts, Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Plaintiff: Margaret C. Doherty, personal representative
Defendant: Diving Unlimited International, Inc.
Plaintiff Claims: Wrongful Death
Under Massachusetts law, a wrongful-death claim is a derivative claim. That means that the defenses available to stop a lawsuit by the deceased, also work against the survivors of the decedent. In this case, the deceased signed a release prior to his death which stopped the wrongful-death claim of his survivors.
The decedent, who was a certified open-water scuba diver, drowned while participating in a promotional diving equipment event that was sponsored by DUI and held in Gloucester. At this event, where local divers tested DUI's dry suit, Golbranson was the leader of the dive, overseeing some of the participants.
Prior to participating in the event, the decedent signed two documents. The first was a release from liability which had several subsections that were set forth in all capital letters and underlined, including "effect of agreement," "assumption of risk," "full release," "covenant not to sue," "indemnity agreement," and "arbitration." In capital letters under the subsection titled "effect of agreement," it said, "Diver gives up valuable rights, including the right to sue for injuries or death." It also told the decedent to read the agreement carefully and not to sign it "unless or until you understand." The subsection titled "full release" stated that the decedent "fully release[d] DUI from any liability whatsoever resulting from diving or associated activities," and the subsection titled "covenant not to sue" stated that the decedent agreed "not to sue DUI for personal injury arising from scuba diving or its associated activities," and that the decedent's "heirs or executors may not sue DUI for death arising from scuba diving or its associated activities."
The decedent also signed an equipment rental agreement which stated, "This agreement is a release of the [decedent's] rights to sue for injuries or death resulting from the rental and/or use of this equipment. The [decedent] expressly assumes all risks of skin and/or scuba diving related in any way to the rental and/or use of this equipment."
Golbranson led a group comprised of the decedent and two other divers. During their dive, one of the divers experienced a depleted air supply. Golbranson signaled for the group to surface and to swim back to shore on the surface. Only the decedent resisted, emphasizing his desire to keep diving, thus separating himself from the group that was returning to shore. Shortly thereafter, the decedent surfaced and called for help. The decedent died at the hospital from "scuba drowning after unequal weight belt distribution."
A wrongful-death claim is a statutory claim, created by state legislatures to allow surviving heirs to sue over the death of a loved one who was providing value or benefits to the survivor. In most cases, since there is no duty directed to a survivor, the surviving heirs have limited rights to recover for the loss of a breadwinner in a family, until the wrongful-death statutes were enacted.
In this case, the decedent signed a release and a rental agreement to test the dive equipment. The rental agreement included additional release language.
The Supreme Court of Massachusetts determined the sole issue upon review was whether the release signed by the decedent barred the claims of the plaintiff, the heir who had filed the wrongful-death claim.
The decision was simple for the court. A wrongful-death claim is a derivative claim of the wrongful-death statute. That means that a derivative claim does not stand on its own, it only exists because of the main claim. As such, if the main claim, wrongful death is void because of the release, then that claim also stops the derivative claims of the survivors.
Given that the plaintiff does not contest the judge's determinations that the release from liability and the equipment rental agreement are valid and that those waivers covered Golbranson as an agent of PUI, the only issue before the court is whether the statutory beneficiaries in the action for wrongful death have a right to recover damages that is independent of the decedent's own cause of action. See G. L. c. 229, §§ 1, 2. In GGNSC, 484 Mass. at, we have resolved that issue: our wrongful death statute creates a derivative right of recovery for the statutory beneficiaries listed in G. L. c. 229, § 1. Therefore, we hold that here, the valid waivers signed by the decedent preclude the plaintiff, as his "executor or personal representative," from bringing a lawsuit under G. L. c. 229, § 2, for the benefit of the statutory beneficiaries.
A wrongful-death claim is a derivative claim under Massachusetts's law. Therefore, if the release stops the claims of the decedent, it also stops the claims of the heirs.
Although most states have determined that wrongful-death claims are derivative of the main action of the decedent, you want to make sure your release protects you from wrongful death and other claims that are derivative. Language in your release needs to say that the person signing the release as well as his family and heirs cannot sue.
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Posted: May 28, 2020 | Author: Recreation Law | Filed under: Massachusetts, Release (pre-injury contract not to sue), Scuba Diving | Tags: #scuba, Demo, Demo Day, Derrivative, Derrivative Claim, Dry Suit, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Supreme Court, scuba diving, Wrongful Death Statute | Leave a comment
Margaret C. Doherty, personal representative, [ 1]
Diving Unlimited International, Inc., & others.[ 2]
No. SJC-12707
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts, Essex
Heard: October 4, 2019.
Civil action commenced in the Superior Court Department on May 5, 2015. The case was heard by Janice W. Howe, J., on a motion for summary judgment The Supreme Judicial Court on its own initiative transferred the case from the Appeals Court.
Neil Rossman for the plaintiff.
Martin K. DeMagistris for John Golbranson.
Jennifer A. Creedon, for Massachusetts Defense Lawyers Association, amicus curiae, submitted a brief.
John J. Barter, for Professional Liability Foundation, Ltd., amicus curiae, submitted a brief.
Present: Gants, C.J., Lenk, Gaziano, Lowy, Budd, Cypher, & Kafker, JJ.
LOWY, J.
Following a fatal scuba diving accident involving the plaintiff's decedent in May 2014, the plaintiff, as personal representative of the decedent's estate, brought a wrongful death action under G. L. c. 229, § 2 against the manufacturer of the "dry suit" that the decedent used on his dive, the individual who supplied the decedent his diving equipment and outfitted him, the company that owned and rented that equipment, and the dive leader, John Golbranson. After the plaintiff had settled with all defendants other than Golbranson, a judge of the Superior Court granted summary judgment in his favor based on the release from liability and covenant not to sue that the decedent signed just before his death. The plaintiff appealed, claiming that the statutory beneficiaries have an independent right to a wrongful death action that the decedent could not have waived. We transferred this case from the Appeals Court on our own motion.
As explained in our opinion in GGNSC Admin. Servs., LLCv.Schrader, 484 Mass., (2020) (GGNSC), released today, we conclude that the beneficiaries of a wrongful death action have rights that are derivative of, rather than independent from, any claim the decedent could have brought for the injuries causing his death. Therefore, the waivers the decedent signed control all claims for his wrongful death. Accordingly, we affirm the grant of summary judgment.
1. Background.
a. Facts.
"In reviewing a motion for summary judgment, we view the evidence in the record in the light most favorable to the nonmoving party." Meyerv.Veolia Energy N. Am., 482 Mass. 208, 209 (2019). Here, where the plaintiff does not contest on appeal the judge's determination that the waivers were valid, or that Golbranson was acting as an agent for Diving Unlimited International, Inc. (DUI), the manufacturer of the dry suit that the decedent wore on his dive, we present only the essential facts.
b. Procedural history.
In her capacity as the decedent's personal representative, the plaintiff sued for the benefit of the decedent's statutory beneficiaries. The second amended complaint alleged two counts against Golbranson resulting from his negligence: (1) conscious pain and suffering; and (2) the decedent's wrongful death under G. L. c. 229, § 2. Golbranson moved for summary judgment, claiming that the release from liability and the equipment rental agreement (collectively waivers) protected him, as an agent of DUI, against any negligence suit or liability. The plaintiff opposed summary judgment, asserting that the waivers did not apply to Golbranson when he was negligent in his individual capacity and that neither waiver would prevent the decedent's statutory beneficiaries from recovering damages for wrongful death.
The judge determined, and the plaintiff does not contest on appeal, that Golbranson acted as DUI's agent during the dive. The judge also concluded that the two waivers that the decedent signed prohibited the plaintiff from bringing an action for negligence against Golbranson.[ 3]
As to the wrongful death claim, the judge concluded that G. L. c. 229, § 2, created a right to recovery that is derivative of the decedent's own cause of action.[ 4] In addition, she concluded that the agreements were valid and, thus, precluded any recovery on behalf of the decedent's statutory beneficiaries, who had no rights independent of the decedent's cause of action, which was waived.
2. Discussion.
We review "a grant of summary judgment de novo … to determine whether . . . all material facts have been established and the moving party is entitled to judgment as a matter of law" (quotation and citation omitted). Boston Globe Media Partners, LLCv.Pep't of Pub. Health, 482 Mass. 427, 431 (2019) .
Given that the plaintiff does not contest the judge's determinations that the release from liability and the equipment rental agreement are valid and that those waivers covered Golbranson as an agent of PUI, the only issue before the court is whether the statutory beneficiaries in the action for wrongful death have a right to recover damages that is independent of the decedent's own cause of action. See G. L. c. 229, §§ 1, 2. In GGNSC, 484 Mass. at, we have resolved that issue: our wrongful death statute creates a derivative right of recovery for the statutory beneficiaries listed in G. L. c. 229, § 1. Therefore, we hold that here, the valid waivers signed by the decedent preclude the plaintiff, as his "executor or personal representative," from bringing a lawsuit under G. L. c. 229, § 2, for the benefit of the statutory beneficiaries.[ 5]
3. Conclusion.
We affirm the judgment of the Superior Court granting Golbranson's motion for summary judgment.
[ 1] Of the estate of Gregg C. O'Brien.
[ 2] Nicholas Fazah, EC Divers, Inc., and John Golbranson.
[ 3] As to the conscious pain and suffering claim, the judge found that the waivers negated the plaintiff's ability to recover, because the decedent clearly had the authority to waive those rights.
[ 4] In her analysis, the judge relied on a decision by a judge of the United States Pistrict Court for the Pistrict of Massachusetts that underlay our opinion in GGNSC. See GGNSC, 484 Mass. at
[ 5] Golbranson devotes much time arguing that the release from liability and the equipment rental agreement negate any duty he may have had to the decedent. We note that the release from liability was limited to "claims concern[ing] ordinary negligence," Sharonv.Newton, 437 Mass. 99, 110 n.l2 (2002), and Golbranson does not contend that the waivers would have applied to other forms of malfeasance, such as gross negligence, or willful, wanton, or reckless acts. We have "consistently recognized that there is a certain core duty — a certain irreducible minimum duty of care, owed to all persons — that as a matter of public policy cannot be abrogated: that is, the duty not to intentionally or recklessly cause harm to others." Raffertyv.Merck & Co., 479 Mass. 141, 155 (2018). Specifically, "'while a party may contract against liability for harm caused by its negligence, it may not do so with respect to its gross negligence' or, for that matter, its reckless or intentional conduct." I_d., quoting Maryland Cas. Co. v. NS_TAR Elec. Co., 471 Mass. 416, 422 (2015). Nonetheless, only the decedent's executor or administrator has the right to bring a cause of action for gross negligence, not the statutory beneficiaries.


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