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International Singles
Of the following listed UK Island singles there are also two different kinds of DJ pre-releases:
The "original" DJ copies are blank labeled or have the title written with a ball point pen on it.
Then there are "fake" DJ copies that have the usual island label and a stamp "DJ copy" on it. These were made to make people believe it would be a special item, that in fact it is not. It is said that would have been a usual habit to put more items to sell into the market without paying royalties. DJ copies that are marked as such could be sold without royalties.
USA Singles
Tuff Gong TG 5014, 1973
Midnight Ravers (Credit: B. Marley) /
Ravers Version (Credit: B. Marley)
The label has black writing on green background.
The a-side is an edit of the album track, the b-side is a version.
Pre-release USA Island singles are usually different to the later released common pressing. Both sides of the pre-release have the same song, sometimes one side in mono and the other side in stereo. Most of the mono tracks appear only at USA promo singles.
USA Island P-1211 / SPRO 6627 (1211), Promo, 1973
Rock It Baby (Mono) (Credit: The Wailers) (Matrix: 45-79367A-F-3) /
Rock It Baby (Stereo) (Credit: The Wailers) (Matrix: S-PRO-6627F-1)
This 7-inch appears with the pink-rim Island label.
This 7-inch was released in a standard purple sleeve.
Both sides have the same edit (2,35), released on 7-inch only. A-side is in mono, b-side is in stereo.
A promo of the first USA Island 7-inch of The Wailers.
I own this USA single.
USA Island 1211, 1973
Stop That Train (Instrumental) (Stereo) (Credit: The Wailers) (S45-79499-F-3)
Appears with the pink rim Island label.
The a-side is an edit in mono (2,34), same as on UK Blue Mountain BM 1021, 1973. The b-side is the version, but here a bit longer as on the UK 7-inch and in stereo (2,40), released on this 7-inch only.
The first USA Island 7-inch of The Wailers.
Concrete Jungle (Credit: The Wailers) (S45-X79363A) /
No More Trouble (Credit: The Wailers) (S45-X79370)
Appears on the pink rim Island label.
Released in the standard plain pink sleeve.
The a-side is an edit in mono (4,00), same as UK Island WIP 6164, 1973. The b-side (3,37) is the album track (stereo).
Released in July 1973 according to a website.
I own this single.
USA Island P-1218 Promo, 1973
Get Up Stand Up (Credit: The Wailers) (S45-X90588) /
Get Up Stand Up (Credit: The Wailers) (PRO 6751)
The a-side is an edit in stereo (3,15). The b-side is the same edit in mono (3,15), released on this 7-inch only.
Get Up Stand Up /
The a-side (3,15) and the b-side (2,48) are the album tracks, taken from "Burnin´".
USA Island IS 005, 1974
I Shot The Sheriff /
Put It On
It appears on a coloured label with yellow background and a palm in the wind. On a rock a car can be seen and the word "Charlies". The bottom line says "Island Record Inc., L. A. CALIF 90040".
The a-side is an edit of the album track (3,00). The b-side is the album track.
Released in September 1974.
USA Island IS0005
Note: IS0005 and IS 005 have the same label. I guess IS 005 is the first one, released in September 1974 and IS0005 is a second pressing made later in 1974 or 1975.
USA Island IS-027 Promo, 1975
Lively Up Yourself (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers) /
Both sides have the same edit (2,51).
The label has black writing on white background and a big "A".
USA Island IS-027, 1975
So Jah Seh (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers)
It appears on a coloured label with yellow background and a palm in the wind. On a rock a car can be seen and the word "Charlies". The bottom line says "Island Record Inc., L. A. CALIF 90040". Matrixes are IS-27-A.RE-1-1 and IS-027.B 1-1.
The a-side is an edit (2,51), released on this 7-inch only. The b-side is an edit (3,08), also appearing at UK Island WIP 6212, 1973.
Released in June 1975 according to a website.
USA Island IS-027, 1976 or 1977
And it appears on a label with silver writing on black background and a small coloured Island logo. No mentioning of the country on that label. Matrixes are IS-027-A.RE-1-1 and IS-027.B RE1-1. I have the first two albums of Third World of 1976 and 1977 with exactly this kind of label, what leads me to think the black label issue of IS-027 is from 1976 or 1977.
No Woman No Cry (Live 1975) (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers) /
No Woman No Cry (Live 1975) (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers)
Appears on a label with black writing on white background.
Both sides have the same edit (3,57), in stereo, released on 7-inch only. Same as UK Island WIP 6244, 1975.
I own this USA single. My copy has a stamp, Sep 9 1975, maybe the release date, seemingly stamped by the first owner.
No Woman No Cry (Live) (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers) /
Kinky Reggae (Live) (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers)
Released with a label with silver writing on black background and a small coloured Island logo.
The a-side is an edit (3,57), released on 7-inch only. The b-side (7,34) is originally released on 7-inch only.
Roots Rock Reggae (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers) /
Roots Rock Reggae (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers)
The a-side and the b-side are the same edit in stereo (2,57), released on 7-inch only. Same as UK Island WIP 6309, 1976.
Cry To Me (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers)
Appears on the palm tree Island label.
The a-side is an edit, released on 7-inch only. The b-side is the album track (2,29), taken from Rastaman Vibration.
USA Island IS-072, Promo, 1976
Who The Cap Fit (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers) /
Who The Cap Fit (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers)
Released in a standard Island sleeve with a white palm on blue background.
The a-side and the b-side are the same edit (3,15), in stereo, released at 7-inch only.
I saw a copy with a stamp, Received August 31 1976, seemingly stamped by the first owner, so that the release date should be a few days prior to this day.
Version (Who The Cap Fit) (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers)
The a-side is an edit (3,15), released at this 7-inch only. The b-side is the instrumental version (4,40), released on this 7-inch only.
Released in November 1976 according to a website.
Exodus /
Both sides have the same edit in stereo.
The label has "3,59" as running time, what might be a mistake as the regular single has the track running 4,30.
Exodus (Instrumental)
This 7-inch appears with the palm tree Island label, with a standard Island sleeve with a white palm on blue background.
The a-side is an edit (probably 4,30, maybe 3,59). The b-side is the instrumental version (3,08), originally released on 7-inch only.
USA Island IS-092, Promo
Waiting In Vain /
Waiting In Vain
This 7-inch appears with the palm-tree Island label. Released in a standard blue and white Island sleeve with a palm tree.
USA Island IS-092
I own this USA 7-inch.
USA Island IXP 7, 1977, Promo, 12-inch Maxi.
The a-side is the 12-inch mix (7,30), a little shorter as the album track. The b-side is the same instrumental mix (3,08) as released on 7-inch in 1977.
Is This Love /
Appears with a label with black writing on white background and a coloured Island logo.
Released with a white sleeve carrying the same coloured Island logo .
Both sides are the same, the album track in stereo, also appearing at UK Island WIP 6420, 1978.
Crisis (Version)
This 7-inch appears with the palm-tree Island label. Released in a picture sleeve.
The a-side is the album track (3,52), taken from "Kaya". The b-side (3,54) is an instrumental of "Crisis", released on 7-inch only.
USA Island IS 49080 (Promo), 1979
Wake Up And Live (Stereo) (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers) (Matrix: IS-49080-XAA-9165-S-LWI) /
Wake Up And Live (Mono) (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers) (Matrix: IS-49080-XAA-9165-DJ-LWI)
This 7-inch was released in a standard blue Island sleeve with a white palm tree.
Both sides are an edit of the album track, a-side is stereo, b-side is mono.
I own this 7-inch.
USA Island IS 49080, 1979
Wake Up And Live (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers) (Matrix: XAA9165S) /
Wake Up And Live (Part Two) (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers) (Matrix: XAA9166S)
The a-side is an edit (4,18). The b-side is an extension (2,45) so that both parts played one after the other makes something of a 12-inch mix (7,03). Both sides are released on this 7-inch only.
Appears also as a promo with both sides titled Wake Up And Live, although the b-side matrix shows the b-side to be Wake Up And Live (Part Two).
One Drop (Edit) /
The a-side is an edit of the album track, taken from "Survival".
The b-side is the album track, taken from "Kaya", appearing on 7-inch only here.
Most likely there is also a USA Island IS 49156 7-inch promo "One Drop / One Drop".
USA Island IS 49547, 1980, Promo
Could You be Loved (Edit) (YAA9556S) /
Could You be Loved (Edit) (YAA0556DJ)
The a-side is an edit in stereo (3,35) , released on this 7-inch only. The b-side is an edit in mono (3,35) released on this 7-inch only.
Could You be Loved /
Ride Natty Ride
The a-side is probably an edit in stereo (3,35), released on this 7-inch only, of the track taken from "Uprising". The b-side is probably the album track, taken from Survival".
USA Island PRO-A 902 (Promo), 1980, 12-inch Maxi
— (one-sided record)
The a-side (5,25) is the 12-inch mix, also appearing on UK Island 12WIP 6610, 1980.
Coming In From The Cold (12-inch mix) /
The a-side is the long mix later released on "Songs Of Freedom". If the b-side is the album track or the band take I don´t know for sure.
USA Island IS 49636 (YAA 9549 DJ), Promo, 1980
Coming In From The Cold (stereo) /
Coming In From The Cold (mono)
The a-side is the album track, taken from "Uprising", the b-side is a mono mix exclusive here.
Coming In From The Cold /
The a-side (4,30) and b-side (3,46) are the album tracks, taken from "Uprising". The label is a colourful Island label.
Jamming /
No Woman No Cry (Live 1975)
The a-side is the album track, taken from "Exodus", the b-side is an edit.
Probably there is also a USA Island IS 49755 7-inch promo "Jamming / Jamming".
USA Disco 101, ca. 1983, 12-inch Maxi
Rainbow Country /
Rainbow Country (Rhythm Track)
Appears with black writing on green background.
Released in a pink sleeve with yellow artist and yellow stars and the title written in black .
The a-side is the full vocal track. The b-side is the full instrumental version.
USA Disco 102, 1983, 12-inch Maxi
Natural Mystic (12-inch) /
Natural Mystic (Rhythm Track)
Appears with black writing on orange background.
The a-side is the full vocal track, early recording. The b-side is the full instrumental version, early recording.
USA Island 7-99837, Promo, 1983
Mix Up Mix Up (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers) /
Mix Up Mix Up (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers)
Released in a picture sleeve.
The a-side (3,54) is an edit of the track, taken from "Confrontation". The b-side is the same. Both sides in stereo.
USA Island 7-99837, 1983
Trench Town (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers)
Released in a picture sleeve. At the backside there is a quote from Neville Garrick about how the tape was found.
The a-side is an edit of the album track (3,54), the b-side (3,12) is the album track, taken from "Confrontation".
USA Island DMD 668, Promo, 1983, 12-inch Maxi
Mix Up Mix Up (Edit) (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers)
The b-side is an edit of the album track (3,54).
I own this USA Maxi.
USA Island 99882, Promo, 1983
Buffalo Soldier /
Released in a picture-sleeve.
USA Island 99882, 1983
Buffalo (Dub)
The a-side is edit (2,45), the b-side is the short dub-mix (3,30), released on 7-inch only.
USA Island 99883, 1983 (12-inch Maxi)
The picture-sleeve is a bit different to the JA release.
The a-side is the 12-inch mix, the b-side is the long dub mix.
I own this maxi.
Appears with a label with black writing on brown background.
Both sides are probably the 7-inch edits.
This one and the set of the following 7-inches give no year of release but only the year of recording of the tracks. But ten of twelve tracks released here on 7-inch also appear on the 1984 album "Legend". So I think this set is from 1984. The 1983 "Mix Up Mix Up" Maxi has a catalogue number 668 and "Stir It Up" has a catalogue number 670 so that "Stir It Up" should be released not much later as "Mix Up Mix Up".
USA Island 670 Promo, 1984
Stir It Up (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers) (Matrix: ST-PR 47102-2) (3,35) /
Stir It Up (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers) (Matrix: ST-PR 47102-2) (3,35)
Appears with black writing on white background. The label art is that similar to the following 7-inch that I think it is a 1986 promo. Thanks Raul for pointing to this.
Both sides have the same stereo edit of the album track, released only at this 7-inch.
Stir It Up /
The a-side is probably the 7-inch edit, the b-side is probably the 1977 album track.
Get Up Stand Up
Both sides are probably the album tracks of 1978 and 1973.
No Woman No Cry /
I Shot The Sheriff
The a-side is probably the 1975 live track edited and the b-side is probably the 1973 album track edited.
Lively Up Yourself /
The a-side is probably the 1974 album track while the b-side is probably the 7-inch edit.
Positive Vibration
This single is released in a sleeve mentioning "Revival Of The Fittest".
The a-side is probably an edit, the b-side is probably the album track of 1976.
USA Island 12IS(x) 169, 1984, 12-inch Maxi.
One Love / People Get Ready (12 inch) /
So Much Trouble, Keep On Moving
The a-side is the 1984 12-inch remix by Julian Mendelsohn. The first track of the b-side is the album track, taken from "Survival". The second track of the b-side is the "London Version" recorded 1977.
USA Island PR12 6651-1, 1990, Promo 12-inch Maxi
Get Up Stand Up 8Live 1973) (4,44)
USA Island PRCD 6651-2, 1991, Promo Maxi-CD
Get Up Stand Up (Live 1973) (4,44)
I own this Promo Maxi-CD.
USA Island 1016.186, 1992, 12-inch Maxi.
Iron Lion Zion (1992 Remix) /
Could You be Loved
USA Columbia (Sony Music Soundtrax) CAS 46283 (XXS 46283A / XXS 46283A), 1999, Promo (12-inch Maxi)
Turn Your Lights Down Low (Album Version) (4,02), Turn Your Lights Down Low (Instrumental) / Turn Your Lights Down Low (Album Version) (4,02), Turn Your Lights Down Low (Instrumental) (Lauryn Hill And Bob Marley)
Released in a red sleeve with a red inner sleeve. No writing or pics on the sleeve.
A1 runs 4,02 and it is in fact not the album track (5,48) but an edit. A2 runs 5,50 and is an instrumental version. Side 2 repeats the same both tracks from side 1. This record runs with 33 rpm.
Produced by Stephen Marley for Marley Boys Productions.
I own this USA 12-inch Maxi.
USA Island 600 249, 2005, 12-inch Maxi
Could You be Loved, Jamming /
USA Island 60029901, 2005, Promo 12-inch Maxi.
Waiting In Vain, Waiting In Vain (Advert. Mix) /
Stir It Up, Stir It Up (Original Version)
The first track of the a-side runs 4,05 and is the album track taken from "Exodus" with a fade out ten seconds earlier as on the album releases.
The second track of the a-side runs 3,59 and is the advert mix previously released on a promo 7-inch in 1977 and on "Songs Of Freedom" Boxset in 1992.
The first track of the b-side runs 5,30 and is the album track taken from "Catch A Fire".
The second track of the b-side runs 3,08 and is the original 1967 Wail´n Soul´M take first released on a 7-inch in 1967 and also released on "Songs Of Freedom" Boxset in 1992.
This 12-inch Maxi runs with 33 rpm.
USA Island 60029902, 2005, 12-inch Maxi
One Love / People Get Ready, Is This Love /
Canadian Singles
Canadian Island IS-037, 1975
Released on a colourful slightly different palm tree label. Same catalogue number as the USA single.
Canadian Island IS 089, 1977
The a-side is an edit (4,30), released on 7-inch only. The b-side is the instrumental version (3,08), originally released on 7-inch only.
Canadian Island 12-inch Maxi.
Canadian Island, 1978
This 7-inch appears with the palm-tree Island label. Released in a picture sleeve identical to the UK release .
CAN Island IS 49547, 1980
Canadian Island 7998827, 1983
Canadian Island, 1984 or 1986
Punky Reggae Party
Appears with a label with black writing on white background.
The a-side is probably the edit from "Legend" (1984) and the b-side is probably the 1978 7-inch edit. Seems also released on Australian Island K-3084 or a similar cataloue number (the label on a pic I saw is unreadable).
Mexican Singles
Mexican Island, S-174, 1977
Exodo /
This 7-inch appears with the palm-tree Island label.
Mexican Island SL 7005, 1979 (12-inch Maxi)
Is This Love, Jamming
Dutch Singles
Dutch Island, 1973
Concrete Jungle (Mono) (Credit: The Wailers) /
Reincarnated Soul (Credit: The Wailers)
This 7-inch appears with the pink-rim Island label, released in a picture sleeve.
The a-side is an edit in mono (4,00), the b-side (4,20) is originally released on 7-inch only.
Dutch Island 13 029 AT, 1973
This 7-inch appears with the pink-rim Island label, released in a picture-sleeve.
I own this Dutch 7-inch.
Them Belly Full /
Stop That Train
Both tracks are supposed to be the album tracks, taken from "Burnin´" and "Catch A Fire".
No Woman No Cry (Live 1975) /
So Jah Seh
Released in a picture sleeve, different to the UK picture sleeve.
The cover of this record includes the mistake that "Kinky Reggae" would be the b-side, in fact it is "So Jah Seh" as it is written on the label.
The a-side appears on UK Island WIP 6244, 1975. The b-side is the album track, taken from "Natty Dread" (4,25).
I own this Dutch single.
Johnny Was (Woman Hold Her Head And Cry) /
Cry To Me
This 7-inch appears with the palm-tree Island label, released in a picture sleeve.
Both tracks are said to be the album tracks, taken from "Rastaman Vibration". To be confirmed.
Roots Rock Reggae /
Talking Blues
Released in a picture sleeve .
The a-side is probably an edit, the b-side is probably the album track, taken from "Natty Dread".
Positive Vibration /
Rebel Music
One Love – People Get Ready /
Released in a picture sleeve. The sleeve has a spelling mistake "No Love" instead of "One Love".
The a-side is an edit (3,00) also released on UK WIP 6402, 1977. The b-side is the album track (2,52), released on 7-inch here only.
Dutch Island 17 960-AT
This 7-inch appears with the palm-tree Island label, released in a different picture-sleeve.
Dutch Island 11 737, 1977
This 7-inch appears with the palm-tree Island label with a picture sleeve like the UK release.
Dutch Island 100 308, 1979
Stir It Up (Live 1978) /
Rat Race (Live 1978)
This 7-inch appears with the palm-tree Island label, released in a picture sleeve different to the UK release.
The a-side is an edit (3,35), released on 7-inch only. The b-side is the album track (3,15), taken from "Babylon By Bus".
Dutch Island 600.021, ca. 1979 (12-inch Maxi)
War / No More Troubles (Live 1978)
Both tracks are recorded live 1978 and taken from the album "Babylon By Bus".
This 7-inch appears with the palm-tree Island label, released in different picture-sleeve.
The a-side is the album track (3,50), taken from "Uprising". The b-side is the album track (3,51), taken from "Survival".
The a-side is the album track, taken from "Uprising".
No Woman No Cry (Live 1975) / Get Up Stand Up (Live 1975)
Both tracks recorded live at the Lyceum in London 1975 and taken from the album "Live!".
Dutch Island 102.702, 1982
Released in a picture sleeve, different to the 1975 release.
Dutch Island 103 933, ca. 1983 / 1984
Blackman Redemption
Dutch Tuff Gong, 1986 (12-inch Maxi)
Music Lesson /
Released on the Dutch Munich Records label.
The a-side (6,16) and the b-side (6,05)
Dutch Tuff Gong 74321 11229 7, 1992
Iron Lion Zion /
Dutch Tuff Gong 74321 12170 7, 1992 (12-inch Maxi)
Why Should I (Bone Remix Edit) /
Exodus (Kindread Spirit Mix)
German Singles
German Island 13 752, 1974
Released with the pink rim label in a standard black and white sleeve.
The a-side is an edit of the album track. The b-side is the album track.
This one seems to be the first German Wailers 7-inch.
I own this German 7-inch.
German Island 16 398 AT
Kinky Reggae (Live)
This 7-inch appears with a new label, the palm-tree Island label. Released in a picture-sleeve with the later UK sleeve "Original English Charts".
German Island 43153xT, ca. 1975
No Woman No Cry (Live) / Get Up Stand Up (Credit: Bob Marley & The Wailers),
Stir It Up / Them Belly Full (But We´re Hungry)
Special Edition called "The King Of Reggae" with two titles on each side of this 7-inch. Released with a poster six times the seize of the 7-inch with pfotos and newspapers articles .
The first song is an edit of the album track, taken from "Live!", the second track is the album track, taken from "Burnin´", the third track is the album track, taken from "Catch A Fire" and the fourth track is the album track, taken from "Natty Dread".
Them Belly Full
This 7-inch appears with the palm-tree Island label, released in a picture-sleeve. The back of the sleeve mentions "Bob Marley The King Of Reggae" and lists the first five Island albums.
The a-side is an edit (3,00), released on 7-inch only. The b-side is the album track (3,10), taken from "Natty Dread".
German Island 11 524 AT, 1977
One Love – People Get Ready
Released in a picture sleeve. On the front is a pic of Bob made in 1973 looks like taken at the BBC session. The back lists a discography of the first six Wailers Island albums.
German Island 17 960
This 7-inch appears with the palm-tree Island label, released in a picture-sleeve.
Satisfy My Soul /
This 7-inch appears with the palm-tree Island label. Released in a picture-sleeve identical to the UK release.
German Island 100 308, 1979
Is This Love (Live 1978) /
Kinky Reggae (Live 1978)
The a-side is an edit (4,02), released on this 7-inch only. The b-side is the album track (4,25), taken from "Babylon By Bus", released on 7-inch only here.
I own this German single.
German Island 600 055, 1979 (12-inch Maxi)
Kinky Reggae
Released in an Island sleeve with the artist and title printed in the middle instead of the cut out for the label.
The a-side runs 7,19 and the b-side runs 4,54. Both tracks are the albu tracks taken from "Babylon by Bus".
I own this German 12-inch Maxi. On my copy the labels of a-side and b-side are exchanged in mistake.
So Much Trouble /
So Much Trouble (Part 2) (Instrumental)
The a-side is the album track (3,59), taken from "Survival". The b-side is an instrumental (3,50), released on 7-inch only.
Survival /
Wake Up And Live
The a-side (3,52). and the b-side (4,53) are the album tracks, taken from "Survival".
Zimbabwe /
This 7-inch appears with the palm-tree Island label. Released in a picture-sleeve, identical to the UK release.
The a-side (3,47) and the b-side (3,52) are the album tracks, taken from "Survival".
One Drop, Ride Natty Ride The a-side has the 12-inch mix, originally released at 12-inch only, the first and the second song of the b-side are the album tracks, taken from "Survival".
I own this German 12-inch Maxi.
German Island 102 461
Three Little Birds /
Every Need Got An Ego To Feed
This 7-inch appears with the palm-tree label, released in a picture-sleeve.
The a-side is the album track (3,00), taken from "Exodus", the b-side is the instrumental version of "Pimper´s Paradise", released on 7-inch and 12-inch only.
German Island 600 286, 1980, 12-inch Maxi.
I own this 12-inch Maxi.
Redemption Song /
Redemption Song (Band Version)
Released in a picture sleeve with Bob Marley in his tour jacket 1980 on front and the lyrics at the backside.
The a-side is the album track (3,47), taken from "Uprising", the b-side is a different take with band backing (3,29), released on 7-inch only.
I Shot The Sheriff (Live 1975)
The a-side and the b-side are the album tracks, taken from "Live!".
German Bellaphon 120.07.040, 1982 (12-inch Maxi)
Natural Mystic
The a-side (4,10) is an edit. The b-side (3,50) is an edit of the early recording.
This German release of 1982 is earlier as the UK releases of the songs in 1983 and 1984 on Daddy Kool 12-inches.
German Bellaphon 100.07.201, 1982 (7-inch)
German 105 338, 1983
Released with a label with black writing on silver background in a picture-sleeve identical to the UK release.
One Love / People Get Ready (1984 Remix by Julian Mendelsohn)
So Much Trouble In The World
The a-side is the Julian Mendelsohn Remix as found on the album "Legend". The b-side is the album track from "Survival".
German Island 601 887 (with a stamper on sleeve: 860 274-975)
Three Little Birds – Three Little Birds Dub /
The a-side is the 1984 remix by Julian Mendelsohn. The b-side is the 1984 remix by Eric "E.T." Thorngren.
I own this German maxi.
This 7-inch appears with a label mentioning Island and Mango and Tuff Gong with black writing on silver background.
Released in a picture-sleeve. The a-side is the album track (3,55), taken from "Uprising", the b-side is the album track (2,55), taken from "Survival", both tracks here digitally remastered.
German Island 613 371, 12-inch Maxi, 1990
The a-side is the album track (3,55), taken from "Uprising", the b-side is the album track (2,55), taken from "Survival", both tracks here digitally remastered.
I own this German 12-inch.
German Island B150737, Promo (12-inch Maxi), 2001
I Know A Place Remixes (Felix Gauder´s Extended Mix, Peter Hoff´s Club Edit) /
I Know A Place Remixes (Felix Gauder´s Dub Mix, Peter Hoff´s Club Instrumental)
The first track of the a-side runs 5,34 and the second track runs 6,40. The first track of the b-side runs 4,54 and the second track runs 6,34.
Austrian Singles
Austrian Island 16 398 AT
This 7-inch appears with a new label, the palm-tree Island label. Same catalogue number as the German issue but different because of a stamp "Made in Austria".
French Singles
French Island
Kinky Regae (Live 1975)
Released in a picture-sleeve, different to the UK release.
French Island 6138.096, 1977
The a-side is probably an edit, the b-side is an edit of the track, taken from "Live!".
French Island, 1977
French 9199 447, 1977 (12-inch Maxi)
The a-side is the 12-inch mix (5,47), the b-side is the UK 12-inch Mix (5,47).
Easy Skanking
The a-side is the album track (3,52), taken from "Kaya". The a-side is the album track (2,53), taken from "Kaya".
French 6199.920, 1978 (12-inch Maxi)
War / No More Trouble (Live) /
Exodus (Live)
Both sides are the album tracks, taken from "Babylon By Bus".
French, 1978 (12-inch Maxi)
Stir It Up (Live) /
The Heathen (Live)
I own this French 12-inch Maxi.
French Island 6830 781, Promo, 1978 (12-inch Maxi)
Positive Vibration (Live 1978) /
Exodus (Live 1978), Jamming (Live 1978)
All three tracks are the album tracks, taken from "Babylon By Bus".
French Island / Polygram 6313 201 1, 1978, 12-inch Maxi
No Woman No Cry (Live 1975) / Positive Vibration (Live 1978)
Released in a picture sleeve and with silver writing on black background of label.
The a-side runs 7,12 including applause and is the live version recorded in London used for the "Live!" album of 1975. The b-side runs 5,41 including applause and is the live version used for the "Babylon By Bus" album of 1978.
This 7-inch appears with the palm-tree Island label, released in a picture-sleeve different to the UK release
French Island 2175, 1980, Promo (12-inch Maxi)
Could You Be Loved (Version Inedite) (5,25) /
Could You Be Loved (3,25) / Africa Unite
The a-side is the long 12-inch mix. The b-side is the album track taken from "Uprising" and "Africa Unite" is taken from the album "Survival".
Work /
Released in a picture sleeve taken from the album front.
Redemption Song (Band Version), I Shot The Sheriff (Live 1975)
The a-side is the album track, taken from "Uprising". The first song of the b-side is the 12-inch mix, released only on 12-inch. The second track of the b-side is the album track, taken from "Live!"
Released with a different label with black writing on metallic-blue background. Released in a picture-sleeve with Bob Marley wearing a jogging dress on front and some blue circles on the backside.
I own this French 7-inch.
French 6010.497, 1982
Natural Mystic /
Carry Us Beyond (Human Cargo)
Released in a picture-sleeve. The label has black writing on yellow / red background and a rasta running.
Both tracks are taken from the soundtrack "Countryman", the a-side (3,30) has some movie sounds added to the music. The b-side (3,30) is no Wailers track, but by an artist called Human Cargo.
French (12-inch Maxi)
Natural Mystic Rhythm
The a-side is the early recording, the b-side is the instrumental take of the early recording.
French Tuff Gong 812443, 1983
French Island 875.676, 1990
French Island, 1991, Promo
Get Up Stand Up (Live) Extrait du novel album "Talkin´ Blues". /
French Mascotte 576, 1997
Fallin´ In & Out Of Love /
Fallin´ In & Out Of Love, Fallin´ In & Out Of Love
The a-side is the 1996 Alex Natale Reggae Mix (6,50). The first track of the b-side is the 1996 House Mix (6,20). The second track of the b-side is the 1996 Radio Edit Mix (4,25).
Featuring Damian, Stephen & Julian Marley on rappin´ vocals.
French Rastafari, 1999
War /
The a-side is a Bruno Blum mix of Bob Marley singing "War" and The original spech of Haile Selassie I, used for "War". The b-side is a version mix.
War / Selassie Is The Chapel /
The a-side is a Bruno Blum mix of Bob Marley singing "War" and "Selassie Is The Chapel" and The original spech of Haile Selassie I, used for "War".
Crying Is The Chapel (Elvis Presley & The Wailers) /
In The Ghetto (Elvis Presley & The Wailers)
This record´s a-side is a mix of the original 1960 Elvis Presley recording (Crying In The Chapel) backed by The Jordanaires and The Wailers 1968 recording (Selassie Is The Chapel). The b-side is a mix of "In The Ghetto" recorded by Elvis Presley in 1969 and "Taurus Song" by Sound Dimension.
Spanish Singles
Released in a different picture sleeve.
Spanish Island 11 430-A, 1977
Improvisando (Jamming) /
This 7-inch appears with the palm-tree Island label. Released with a different picure sleeve and the a-side titlted "Improvisando".
I own this Spanish 7-inch.
Spanish Island, 1978
Spanish Island 100 150-A, 1978
Sun Is Shining
Both sides are the album tracks, taken from "Kaya".
Demasiados Problemas En El Mundo" (So Much Trouble) /
Spanish Island A-101465, 1980
Zimbabwe (3,49) /
No Importa, Que Mas Da (Three Little Birds) (3,00)
Spanish Ariola, Promo
Se Te Puede Amar (Could You Be Loved) /
Spanish Island A-101.968, 1980
No Ilores Mujer (No Woman No Cry) /
Real Situation
Released ina picture-sleeve.
The a-side is probably the album track, taken from "Live!". The b-side is the album track, taken from "Uprising".
Spanish Island / Ariola, Promo, 1980
Bad Card /
Bad Card
I heard there would be such a promo.
Spanish Island / Ariola 101990, 1980
The a-side is the album track, taken from "Uprising". The b-side is probably the album track, taken from "Live!".
Spanish Island, 1983 (12-inch Maxi)
I am not sure if both tracks are the album tracks from 1980 ("Uprising") and 1975 ("Live!")or the 1984 remixes.
Spanish Tuff Gong / Island, 1991
Talking Blues /
Probably both sides have the alternate from the album "Talking Blues".
Italian Singles
Italian Island WIP 26210, 1975 or later
Trench Town Rock (Live 1975) /
Them Belly Full (Live 1975)
Both sides are the album tracks, taken from "Live!".
Lively Up Yourself (Live 1975)
Italian Blank (Jukebox J.B. 130), 1977, Promo
(empty, one-sided promo)
Italian Island WIP 26410, 1977
Italian Island, 1979
Italian Jukebox J.B. 160, 1979
Boogie Down (The Real Thing)
Made for jukebox play. The a-side is the album track, taken from "Survival".
The b-side is a disco song of the time.
Italian Island
Redemption Song (Versione Inedita Con The Wailers) /
Redemption Song (Versione Solo Da LP Uprising)
Released in a sleeve similar to the UK 12-inch sleeve.
Italian Tuff Gong Heartbeat 094, 2001 (12-inch Maxi)
I Know A Place (Deniro Extended Remix, Fresca Boys Extended Remix /
Bedroom Rockers Extended Remix)
Tuff Gong / Heartbeat HB 094, 2001, Promo (12-inch Maxi)
Track A1 runs 5,33. Track B1 runs 5,12, track B2 runs 4,46.
I have this Italian 12-inch Maxi.
Belgian Singles
Belgian Island, 1977, 12-inch Maxi
Irish Singles
Irish Island WIP 6244
No Woman No Cry (Live) /
Kinky Reggae (Live) (?)
I heard there would be such a single. A-side is confirmed, b-side is probably this track.
Swedish Singles
Japanese Singles
Japanese Toshiba ILR-10719, 1974
Put It On ?
Japanese Island LLR 10864
This 7-inch appears with a new label, the palm-tree Island label.
Japanese Island PRP-4014
The a-side is an edit (4,30), released on 7-inch only. The b-side is the instrumental version (3,08), originally released on 7-inch only. (Maybe in fact a four track sampler.)
Japanese Island ILR 20421, 1978
Japanese Toshiba ILR-20581, ca. 1979
Stir It Up
Japanese Island
This 7-inch appears with the palm-tree Island label. Released in a picture-sleeve with japanese letters.
Japanese Island 15SI-247, 1984 (12-inch Maxi)
Waiting in Vain (1984 J. Mendelssohn Remix), Blackman Redemption /
Marley Mix Up: Intro – Exodus – Positive Vibration – Pimper´s Paradise – Punky Reggae Party
Australian Singles
Australian Island K-5448 (MX49919)
This 7-inch appears with the pink-rim Island label. Released in the standard plain pink sleeve.
Australian Island K6234 MX-48489 (IDJ7)
Australian Island K6821, 1977
Australian Island K-6985, 1977
This 7-inch appears with the palm-tree Island label. Released in a picture-sleeve.
Australian Island X13009, 1978, 12-inch Maxi
The a-side runs 5,11 and is the albunm track from "Babylon by Bus". The b-side runs 3,41 and is the album track from "Babylon By Bus".
I own this Australian 12-inch Maxi.
A promo appears with a big black "A".
Australian Island / Tuff Gong K9115, 1983
One Love / People Get Ready (1984 Remix by Julian Mendelsohn) /
Australian Ascension ANSI 01, 1998
I Know A Place /
I Know A Place Dub
The 1978 recording and its version.
I own this Australian single.
Who Colt The Game /
Who Colt The Game Dub
Nea Zealand Singles
New Zealand Island 1978
This 7-inch appears with the palm-tree Island label. Released in a picture sleeve identical to the UK release.
New Zealand Island, 1980
New Zealand Island / Tuff Gong K9115, 1983
New Zealand Island / Tuff Gong K 9209, 1983
Chant Down Babylon /
Rastaman Live Up
Both sides are the album tracks, taken from "Confrontation".
Nea Zealand Island K9448, 1984
Nea Zealand Island K74, 1986
Get Up Stand Up (Live 1975) /
The a-side is an edit of the song, taken from "Live!", the b-side is the album track, taken from "Rastaman Vibration".
Philippinian Singles
Island ISL-45-00?, 1976
On the label of this 7-inch it says, the a-side would come from "This Is Reggae Music", a various artists album of 1976.
Island ISL-45-009, 1977
The a-side runs 4,30 and is taken from the album "Exodus", the b-side is the version appearing on 7-inch and 12-inch Maxi only.
Malaysian Singles
Malaysian Music Box Use E 131, ca. 1983/84
(You Said) You´d Gimme Some More (K.C. & The Sunshine Band) /
The b-side is the album track, taken from "Kaya". The a-side is a 1982 disco hit.
Easy Skanking /
American Hearbeat (Survivor)
The a-side is the album track, taken from "Kaya". The b-side is a 1982 rock hit.
Live A Life (Black Slate) /
The b-side is probably an edit (2,45).
Argentinian Singles
Argentinian Polygram 0600, 12-inch Maxi
No Mujer No Llores, Esto Es Amor? (Is This Love) /
Zapando, Podras Ser Amada
Argentinian Island, 9186, 1980
Esto Es El Amore (Is This Love)
Manana Brumosa (Misty Morning)
Argentinian Island 9261, 1980
Tres Pajaritos (Three Little Birds)
The a-side is the album track, taken from "Exodus", the b-side is the instrumental version of "Pimper´s Paradise", released on 7-inch and 12-inch only.
Vinendo Del Frio (Coming In From The Cold)
The a-side and the b-side are the album tracks, taken from "Uprising".
Brazilian Singles
Brazilian Island 101538, 1979
One Drop /
Both tracks are the album tracks, taken from "Survival".
Peruvian Singles
Peruvian Island IS-002, 1980
Te Repente, Te Ama (Could You Be Loved) /
Una Lagrima (One Drop)
Bolivian Singles
Bolivian Ariola ASS-1081, 1980
UK Singles
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Ever found yourself wandering into a world of black-jack turn tables, sleek-cut suits, and olive martinis? That's something we like to call the glamorous underworld of gambling. Yet, despite the reputation of the dangerous game, some of the most lavish casinos can be found around the world, with some of the best-dressed visitors. Let's talk about casino couture.
When visiting places like Monte Carlo, Las Vegas, and Macau, there is a certain requirement regarding dress code. Regardless of the endless bills and bargains, it's all about looking the part and putting on your best charm. The entire environment condones a sense of "dress to impress." This doesn't mean your finest jewelry will help you win the jackpot, but it most definitely sets the scene for an opportunity as such. We might as well feel like a million dollars while we're doing it. So, how exactly have casinos influenced fashion? For years, high-end couture has adorned the room filled with table tops and multi-colored chips. Despite winnings, everyone in the room shares the same type of aesthetic, and it's all about no bluffing and blending in. From employees to customers, everyone is most likely expected to dress in a sophisticated manner, as this is not your average playroom.
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Over time, dress codes have varied but have remained aligned with the latest fashion statements. From slimmer suits to longer skirts to transforming to the little black dress. Still, the influence has had a reverse effect. Seven years ago, Chanel's fashion house held a casino-inspired show that featured "casino imagery and clothes that were based on the latest dress code trends within modern-day casinos." The concept of the show aimed to show a clear display of how luxury casinos and fashion have "melded as one." Two years later, Moschino fashion house followed up on the trend, releasing their own "casino-influenced collection." Typically, casino dress codes are set in stone to establish the luxury statement of the area. That being said, the timeless and vintage glamor is the ultimate exception, especially when it has had an impact on Hollywood. Taking into consideration the theme of James Bond, the classic 007 flicks are the epitome of casino royale. More so, Sarah Jessica Parker drew inspiration from Las Vegas casino aesthetics and created a line of "ultra-glitzy" casino-themed shoes called The Strip Collection. Over the years, gamble-goers have created definitive looks for both men and females, though there is not one particular essential attire that makes one look the part.
Considering a higher range of varied fashion these days, anything goes. However, there definitely is a subconscious standard on how one dresses in a casino. While stiletto heels might not be your first choice, they're the most practical yet elegant option. Who knows what might spark the further evolution of casino couture, but we'll be here to watch the magic happen.
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Man Admits To Cyberstalking Woman Using University Incident Reporting System After She Declined His Sexual Advances
August 24, 2020 6:36 PM PST
Jeffrey Colin Purdy, 28, pled guilty today to cyberstalking. Purdy entered his guilty plea this afternoon before Judge Susan Richard Nelson in U.S. District Court in St. Paul, Minnesota.
According to Purdy's guilty plea and documents filed with the court, between August 30, 2017, and February 29, 2020, Purdy used various means of interstate commerce to communicate threats to injure and kidnap. Specifically, on September 15, 2017, the Mankato Department of Public Safety received a complaint from an individual stating that she had been receiving harassing emails from Purdy, a former classmate from Minnesota State University, Mankato ("Mankato State"). While attending Mankato State, the victim declined repeated romantic advances from Purdy and eventually blocked Purdy from her cellular telephone and social media accounts. From August 30, 2017, through February 21, 2020, Purdy used Mankato State's Silent Witness Report, an anonymous incident reporting tool, to make frequent, violent threats against the victim.
The Mankato Free Press reported: The woman filed a harassment restraining order against Purdy in 2017. They were classmates at MSU and she became afraid of him after she declined romantic advances. She said Purdy sent her long letters and emails and would wait in the lobby of her dorm for hours.
MSU officials banned Purdy from being on the campus through the end of 2019.
The university began receiving reports about the woman in 2016 on its online incident reporting site. Early reports falsely claimed the woman was causing trouble in the dorms. The anonymous reports escalated into threats, some of them saying the woman would be sexually assaulted.
The restraining order was extended after the woman received an anonymous text message threatening rape.
An IP address used to make one of the Silent Witness Reports was traced back to Purdy . On February 29, 2020, during an interview at the Mankato Department of Public Safety, Purdy admitted to sending all the Silent Witness Reports.
This case is the result of an investigation conducted by the FBI and the Mankato Department of Public Safety, with assistance from the Blue Earth County Attorney's Office.
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After many healthy debates, Harter and Graber realized the need for a safe space where constructive discourse is encouraged.
We are living in the era of ultra-personalization. Music services like Spotify create custom playlists based on what we've listened to in the past. Online advertisements tempt us with products we have recently shopped for.
But the story gets darker when you consider the impact of personalization on our media consumption. Social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter serve up stories that cater to our political beliefs, confirming what we think we know and walling off contrary evidence. Some people call it the echo chamber. Others talk about the filter bubble. In any case, the result has not been good for our democracy. Citizens and their congressional representatives now hold more extreme and more polarized views, blocking the way towards the consensus that's necessary to move forward as a nation.
There's no simple solution to the plague of polarization that has swept the U.S., but T'18s Sean Graber and Keal Harter are fighting it with a unique weapon. Six weeks ago, they launched theskeww.com, a website and daily newsletter that presents a range of commentary from media outlets on the left, right, and center. With concise summaries of multiple perspectives, and a visually pleasing color-coded spectrum of opinion, readers can spend five minutes with the newsletter and see a nuanced picture of what people of different political persuasions are writing about the most important topics of the day. "If we can get someone to consider what the other side is saying or thinking, we consider that a success," Harter says.
If we can get someone to consider what the other side is saying or thinking, we consider that a success.
Graber and Harter first met at a small group dinner during their Tuck orientation, and they soon recognized their shared interest in talking politics. The following year, they took an OnSite Global Consulting course together that took them to Germany and Spain, and in their down-time they got into healthy debates about current events, trying hard to understand each other's positions on different issues. They realized the Internet lacked a place for this kind of constructive discourse, where open-minded people could be exposed to others' ideas in a positive way. With theskeww.com, "we wanted to replicate the experience we had overseas online, and bring as many people into the fold as we can," Graber says.
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But the algorithm isn't everything. Graber and Harter pick the three trending topics that make the most sense, then use the algorithm's database to identify the articles associated with each issue. They read the articles and select the ones they think best represent a diverse spectrum of opinion from the left to the right. Then they use those articles to write concise summaries of what they consider to be the orthodox positions on each side. In the final product, readers see summaries from the left and right, and can click on links to the underlying commentaries. The pair also records a podcast, so users can listen to theskeww.com if they choose.
Read something you disagree with from a source that's not totally crazy. And think about why that person thinks differently from you.


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Debate: Prisoners right to vote
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Should people serving prison sentences be permitted to vote in elections?
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Many countries restrict the right of those sentenced to imprisonment to vote in elections. For example, convicted prisoners are automatically banned from voting in Armenia, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Luxemburg, Romania, Russia and the United Kingdom. In Australia, prisoners are only entitled to vote if they are serving a sentence of less than three years. Only two US states (Maine and Vermont) permit prisoners to vote, although Utah and Massachusetts also did so until 1998 and 2000 respectively. In France and Germany, courts have the power to deprive people of voting rights as an additional punishment, but this is not automatic. Eighteen European states, including Spain, the Netherlands and the Republic of Ireland, place no formal prohibition on prisoners voting. In practice, however, it is often difficult for prisoners in some of these countries to vote: in the Republic of Ireland, prisoners have the right to be registered to vote in their home constituency, but have no right to either a postal vote or to be released to cast a vote at a ballot box. Since 1999, South Africa has had no restrictions on the right of prisoners to vote. Canada's Supreme Court ruled in 2002 that prisoners should not be denied the right to vote; the first federal election in which Canadian prisoners in federal jails (generally those serving sentences of two years or more) were permitted to vote was in 2004. The issue is particularly controversial in the United Kingdom and the USA. In April 2001, the British High Court rejected a case brought by John Hirst (a man serving a life sentence for manslaughter), who argued that the ban on prisoners voting was incompatible with the Human Rights Act 1998. In March 2004, the European Court of Human Rights ruled that the British government was in breach of the European Convention on Human Rights; the European Court's Grand Chamber rejected the British government's appeal in October 2005. As of June 2006, however, there has been no change in UK law on the matter. Much controversy in the USA results from the fact that, in some states, people who have been in prison are banned from voting for the rest of their lives, even after they have fully served their sentences. This is especially controversial in Florida, given the closeness of the 2000 presidential election result there and the fact that a disproportionately large number of ex-convicts are black or Hispanic (statistically, more likely to be Democrat voters). One in forty Americans of voting age are ineligible to vote because they are, or have been, in prison. The arguments below relate directly to whether those currently serving prison sentences should be allowed to vote, but could readily be adjusted for a debate about whether ex-convicts should have this right.
Argument #1
Prisoners remain human beings. We should respect their human rights and should infringe upon their liberty as little as possible, except for the protection of the public. Denying prisoners the right to vote does not protect the public and is therefore an unwarranted infringement upon the human rights of prisoners.
People who have been sent to prison are rightly condemned to "civic death": they are shut away not only to protect society, but also to symbolise society's disgust at their acts. Although prisoners are no longer executed in many jurisdictions, the idea of "civic death" is that they lose the rights of citizens without dying in a literal sense. Those who offend against the common good of society should have no right to contribute to the governance of society. They can only be readmitted to society, both physically and in terms of their rights, when they have made amends to society by serving their sentence.
The views and needs of prisoners are currently not represented. Issues such as prison overcrowding and abuse by warders are not treated seriously as political issues, since those most directly affected cannot vote and the public generally has little interest in prisoners' well-being. Prisoners should also have the opportunity to influence the formation of policy on healthcare, education, the environment and all the other issues that affect the world into which almost all of them will some day be released. Prisoners are not treated as "civically dead" when it benefits the State: they are liable for taxation on any earnings and savings that they have. There should be no taxation without representation.
In practice, few prisoners earn enough to be liable for taxation. In any case, the right to vote does not follow from the obligation to pay tax. In many countries, people start earning money and paying tax before they are old enough to vote (particularly if they leave school as soon as they are allowed to do so). This implies that the right to vote is given to those who can be expected to use it responsibly. Those convicted of serious enough crimes to be imprisoned have shown that they have no respect for society. They therefore cannot be trusted to vote responsibly in the interests of society; many would probably simply vote for candidates promising lighter sentences for criminals. Prisoners' interests are already represented by NGOs and statutory prison inspection bodies, which ensure that they are not ill-treated. They do not deserve any further representation.
Giving prisoners the vote would aid their rehabilitation, which is essential if they are to avoid re-offending after being released. Denying prisoners the vote implies that they are sub-human: this damages their dignity and sense of self-worth, undermining efforts to help them control their behaviour. Voting encourages prisoners to take an interest in current affairs, which will aid their reintegration into society. Where prisoners are allowed to vote, they are usually required to vote in their home constituency, to avoid several hundred inmates in one jail causing a sudden swing in the constituency in which the jail is sited. This encourages them to take an interest in the particular community from which they came and into which they will probably be released.
Rehabilitation should focus upon making prisoners realise and sincerely regret the effects of their actions. It should not aim to give them a feeling of dignity or the illusion that they are full members of society. Prisoners can only be given the rights of members of society when they are deemed capable of acting as responsible members of society (i.e. when they are released).
Few, if any, people are deterred from crime by the prospect of being unable to vote. People are deterred from committing crimes by the prospects of their movement being restricted and of being separated from loved ones. The effectiveness of a sentence can be measured by how well it protects the public, how well it rehabilitates the offender, how well it reverses the effects of the crime committed and how well it deters future offending. Banning prisoners from voting is either counterproductive (i.e. in terms of rehabilitation) or has no positive effect.
Banning prisoners from voting is one part of a package of measures that exclude prisoners from normal society, the most obvious of which are restrictions on movement, communication and employment. By itself, a ban on voting may have minimal deterrent effect. As part of this package of measures, however, it sends out a strong signal of society's revulsion at those who commit crime, thereby discouraging lawbreaking.
Linking a ban on voting to imprisonment is arbitrary. Many people who commit serious crimes are not sent to prison, because of their age, the effects upon their dependents or the likelihood that they will not re-offend. Others committing equivalent or lesser crimes, without these special circumstances, may be imprisoned. Even if it were ever right to deprive people of the vote as a punishment (the proposition arguments above would suggest this is never justified), this should not automatically be associated with imprisonment, but should be decided separately, as in France and Germany.
This is not an argument for letting all, or indeed any, prisoners vote. The imposition of a prison sentence is a good general index of the seriousness of a crime, and those who have committed serious crimes should suffer "civic death". Where people are exceptionally not imprisoned, they should be deprived of the right to vote for the period for which they would usually have been imprisoned.
This House would permit prisoners to vote
This House would condemn "civic death" to history
That all adults deserve the right to vote
That the right to vote of all adult citizens should be recognised
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Her Majesty's Prison Service
The Howard League for Penal Reform
The Liberty Guide to Human Rights
The Prison Reform Trust
Prison Talk Forums
Prisoner Voting - from website of a Pennsylvania charity that campaigns for prisoners' rights)
Prisoners of the Census
Responses to ruling of European Court of Human Rights, March 2004
Conned: How Millions Went to Prison, Lost the Vote, and Helped Send George W. Bush to The White House : Sasha Abramsky
not applicable/interntionaldeba/104-5333130-0270319 Should every vote count? Nearly 1.4 million black men have no political voice, Black Enterprise 36.5 : Reniqua Allen
Prisoners as Citizens: Human Rights in Australian Prisons : David Brown (ed.)
The Disenfranchisement of Ex-Felons : Elizabeth Hull
Locked Out: Felon Disenfranchisement and American Democracy : Jeff Manza
not applicable/interntionaldeba/104-5333130-0270319 Denying convicts the right to vote may violate due process, Trial 40.3 : Sara Jurand
not applicable/interntionaldeba/104-5333130-0270319 Barred from the vote: public attitudes toward the disenfranchisement of felons, Fordham Urban Law Journal 30 : Brian Pinaire
not applicable/interntionaldeba/104-5333130-0270319 Defying one-person, one-vote: prisoners and the 'usual residence' principle, University of Pennsylvania Law Review" 152.1 : Rosanna Taormina
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Distributing PTP over an IP/Ethernet network requires some specialized equipment, both in the form of common core equipment and within the end devices. When used properly, this technology can provide a very accurate and stable time base for all types of signals within modern media operations.
Grandmaster Clock – Normally installed in pairs for redundancy, a grandmaster provides a single, common source for PTP clock signals in the network (called a PTP Domain). Only one grandmaster can be active at one time, so all the devices execute a common algorithm to ensure that one and only one device becomes the grandmaster. This process also ensures that if the active grandmaster fails that another device will take over.
Transparent or Boundary Clocks – Delivering the signal from the grandmaster to the end devices (called slaves in PTP specs) is the responsibility of boundary clocks and transparent clocks. These functions are normally built into network equipment such as IP routers and Ethernet switches.
Transparent clocks allow PTP packets to flow through a device while adding a correction factor to the packet that represents the amount of time that the packet spent in transit through the device. Using this value, the end device can precisely calculate the amount of network delay between the device's input and the Grandmaster's output, allowing an accurate PTP time to be calculated.
Boundary clocks act as a slave device to an upstream (grand)master, and as a master device to downstream end devices (called slaves). These allow the output of a grandmaster to be shared with multiple downstream devices without overloading the grandmaster. Accuracy levels are close to what can be achieved with transparent clocks.
While it is possible to run a small network with only a few devices using switches that don't support transparent or boundary clocks, the overall accuracy of the delivered clocks will be degraded. Networks with more than a handful of devices or with multiple switches should use transparent or boundary clocks to ensure signal integrity.
Hardware Timestamping – In order to precisely synchronize devices within a microsecond, precise measurements must be made of the times that packets enter or leave a specific network interface. This requires timestamp measurement hardware to be built into every network interface that can gather the data used by the PTP algorithm.
Software timestamping is not accurate enough to properly implement PTP, due to the timing inaccuracies that can occur within protocol stacks. Accuracy of a few milliseconds or better is certainly possible with software, which is why NTP (Network Time Protocol) can be implemented using interfaces that don't support hardware timestamping. PTP requires more than a thousand times better accuracy than NTP, so hardware support is essential.


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Apple sets vision for unified app strategy at developer conference
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Apple unveils unified app system at WWDC
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Apple Inc. upgraded the operating systems that power its devices, previewed a new Mac Pro desktop computer and showed off new health and augmented-reality features at its annual developer conference on Monday.
The most important change for developers was Apple's vision for the future of its software: Project Catalyst. For the first time, Apple will let developers re-work their iPad applications so they can run on Mac computers. This will help revive the Mac app ecosystem and begin a broader convergence of Apple's different software platforms.
New tools will mean apps are written once and will run on all of Apple's major devices. Currently, developers that want to be on Mac computers, iPhones and iPads need to write two separate apps. The new capability will free up developers' time to focus more on features, rather than device compatibility.
Project Catalyst applies to Apple, too. The company has started shifting some of its software code to apps that can run on any Apple device. Last year, it added News, Voice Memos, Home, and Stocks apps to the Mac that were originally written as iPad apps. At the WWDC conference in San Jose, California, on Monday, the company showed Project Catalyst examples from developers such as Twitter Inc. and Atlassian Corp.
While the conference isn't the most-watched Apple event of the year, it is crucial to the company's success. Apple devices are often unique and more capable than those of rivals because the software works so well with the hardware.
Beyond the new app strategy, Apple added several new features to its key operating systems. iOS 13, which powers the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch, added a new Dark Mode. That's appealing to professional users, but also gives Apple devices a new look that could be easier on the eyes in low-light environments. The devices also get a new "Find My" device and friend tracking app, along with updates to Mail, Reminders, and Maps.
The iPhone added a redesigned Health app with a focus on hearing and women's health. The iPad got unique features like widgets on the Home screen, more advanced text editing via gestures, and the ability to be used as an external monitor for Macs. The iPad version of the software is now called iPadOS.
Apple unveiled new watch faces, health apps and an App Store for the Apple Watch to make it more independent from the iPhone.
The new macOS Catalina operating system, beyond supporting iOS applications, gained new Apple apps for listening to podcasts and the new Find My app. iTunes has also been broken up into the Podcasts, TV, and Apple Music apps.
Apple also showed off a new Mac Pro desktop computer, a machine that developers and other pro-users have been clamoring for since Apple launched a much-criticized Mac Pro in 2013.
An update to the Apple TV streaming video box included support for lyrics in Apple Music, multi-user mode, and a redesigned Home screen. Last month, the company unveiled a new TV app for the device and said its TV+ original video service would launch toward the end of this year.
The HomePod speaker, which competes with the Amazon Echo and Google Home, is getting a multi-user mode so different people can issue commands to the device and get personalized responses. Apple's AirPods earphones are also getting a new feature to more quickly respond to messages notifications via voice.
All the new software updates will be available to consumers in the fall, while developers are getting early testing versions on Monday. The company typically releases updates around the same time as it rolls out new iPhone and Apple Watch hardware in October.
Apple unveils a revamped Mac Pro desktop after years of complaints
Facebook, Google regulatory woes erode US$137B from FAANGs
Apple plans end of iTunes, to provide look into next era
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The Big Three: Big Tech comes under fire; B.C. gas probe begins; CP shares hit record high
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Metropolitan Clearing Corporation of India Ltd (MCCIL), an arm of Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India, has become the first SEBI recognised clearing corporation in the country to receive recognition as a Third-Country Central Counterparty (TC-CCP) by Bank of England.
The recognition, granted under the United Kingdom's Temporary Recognition Regime (TRR), enables MCCIL to offer clearing services to UK-based entities once Britain's exit from the European Union (BREXIT) comes into effect.
So far, MCCIL is the only clearing corporation recognized by the SEBI to figure in the interim list of third-country CCPs issued vide a notification by Bank of England on February 28. There are currently seven clearinghouses recognized by SEBI including BSE's Indian Clearing Corporation Ltd and NSE's NSE Clearing Ltd.
In October 2017, MCCIL had received recognition as a third country CCP by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR). As per these norms, a CCP not established in the European Union may provide clearing services to members or trading venues established in the European Union only if it is recognised by ESMA TC-CCP.
In the wake of Brexit, Bank of England had issued its own requirements for granting recognition to third country CCPs. If the UK were to exit the European Union, TC-CCP status granted by ESMA would not be applicable in the UK.
As per recognition granted by the UK, CCPs will enter the TRR and remain there, so long as they continue to meet the eligibility criteria. The TRR will enable eligible non-UK CCPs to provide clearing services and activities in the UK for up to three years from the commencement of the TRR, extendable by HM Treasury in increments of 12 months.
On December 16, 2016, the European Commission had determined that India has an equivalent regulatory regime for central counterparties to the European Union. On June 7, 2017, the Union Cabinet (India) gave its approval to SEBI for entering into a Memorandum of understanding (MoU) with ESMA in relation to Mutual Co-operation. On June 21, 2017, SEBI established the MoU with ESMA under EMIR.
States concern over 40%growth in city's slum.


Defense Department wants airpower display to move around U.S.; some authorities want it discontinued.
Entire industry is expected to set up installment plans in near future, following the lead of Pan American. Salesmen believe the public is conditioned to 'pay later' buying, needs to be told what air travel has to offer.
Comfortable air and ground travel with a minimum of red tape are being given major consideration by European airline and airport authorities. Convenience begins with bus service light to the door of the airplane at London. It carries through to the luxurious bar and restaurant where passengers who have passed government controls await their planes at the Zurich-Kloten Airport in Switzerland.
All-metal Transland spray/duster has the crash-safety features of Ag-1, is designed for good performance.
Bell shows 47G-1 utility craft at Wright-Patterson. Sikorsky flies turborotor XH-39 at Dayton show.
Airlines are taking a long look at Lockheed Aircraft Corp.'s new turboprop-powered Super Constellation, claimed to be the world's fastest propeller-driven transport with a design cruise speed of 440 mph. This latest airliner in Lockheed's Connie series, powered by four Pratt & Whitney T34 engines, made its first flight Sept. 1 at the company's Burbank, Calif., plant.
Rep. Carl Hinshaw has warned India that the United States is likely to retaliate if U.S. international air operations to that country are curtailed. India has announced it proposes to reject the existing air transport agreement with the U.S., effective Jan. 17, 1955.


When Should I Undertake an Animation Degree (UK)?
One of my friends has been doing one at Bournemouth Uni, and he claims it's one of the best in its field for animation. Beyond that, I couldn't really tell you any more. Maybe check out their website?
Most of the Universities would be ex-poly.
I have also heard that Bournemouth University is excellent for Animation and Graphics, it's rated very high for their media department.
Undergraduate degree vs postgraduate degree in same subject?
Best places to study in Europe?


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Даминьи () — коммуна на северо-западе Франции, находится в регионе Нормандия, департамент Орн, округ Алансон, центр одноименного кантона. Пригород Алансона, примыкает к нему с северо-запада. Через территорию коммуны протекает речка Бриант, впадающая в Сарту в черте Алансона.

Население(на 2018 год). — 2 479 человек.

История
Когда-то большая деревня, живущая собственной жизнью, Даминьи с конца 1960-х годов постепенно превращается в пригород Алансона. На месте пастбищ и пахотных земель, разделявших два населенных пункта, выросли кварталы индивидуальных жилых домов.

В 1985 году в Даминьи по инициативе Национальной федерации пластмасс и Торгово-промышленной палаты Алансона был открыт Высший институт пластмасс Алансона — высшее учебное заведение регионального уровня, готовящее специалистов в области производства и переработки пластмасс. С 1993 года институт выдает дипломы бакалавров.

Экономика
Структура занятости населения:
 сельское хозяйство — 0,0 %
 промышленность — 16,3 %
 строительство — 13,4 %
 торговля, транспорт и сфера услуг — 23,8 %
 государственные и муниципальные службы — 46,5 %

Уровень безработицы (2018) — 8,6 % (Франция в целом —  13,4 %, департамент Орн — 10,4 %).
Среднегодовой доход на 1 человека, евро (2018) — 23 940 (Франция в целом — 21 730, департамент Орн — 20 140).

Демография

Динамика численности населения, чел.

Администрация
Пост мэра Даминьи с 2020 года занимает Анита Пайо (Anita Paillot). На муниципальных выборах 2020 года возглавляемый ею список был единственным.

Ссылки
 Национальный институт статистики
 Результаты муниципальных выборов 2020 года

Коммуны департамента Орн

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Carefully styled to please fashionistas and the design-conscious, these elegant apartments are set in or near the hip Brera area, known for its cornucopia of shops, bars, evening promenades and nightlife. There are 19 to choose from, all subtly different. To give you an idea, the Brera Apartments are in a 1960s cobbled courtyard of flats off the Via San Fermo, and combine pure white walls with designer fixtures, flush fittings and shiny wood floors. The split-level, slope-raftered Garibaldi Suite sits in a 1950s steel-and glass block, and has a mezzanine double bedroom reached via a twist of glass and metal stairs.
Most are approximately a 20-25 minute stroll from the Stazione Centrale and Duomo, so you can live like a local but explore the city with ease. Larger apartments have fully equipped kitchens - ideal for families or those on a budget - while smaller studio apartments are a chic base to visit the neighbourhood restaurants. And whichever you choose, you won't want for a thing; these really are homes away from home. You get WiFi, a satellite TV, an iPod dock, and a substantial DVD, CD and book collection to chill out with.
The apartments are roomy, open-plan spaces, complete with air-conditioning. Some have high ceilings and white walls; others are more colourful in decor. Beds (generally in bedrooms separate to the living space) are wide, low queensize affairs with downy duvets and crisp white linen; extra guests are on a sofabed in the living area. White floor-length curtains waft at the windows and you'll have a sofa, dining table and chairs. Most have a shower bathroom though a couple have a tub, too (San Marco's is a gorgeous, claw-foot affair).
We visited several and were struck by designer lamps, retro sofabeds and polished parquet floors. We loved Garibaldi Suite's twisted glass steps to the mezzanine bedroom, and Brera 2's vintage orange dining chairs. Formentini 5 has a big sitting area, with a yellow 50s wing chair and Corso Garibaldi 64 has a wonderful pop-art print of Marilyn Monroe.
See Rates for a full description and photos of each apartment.
The apartments are well set-up for self catering, with little kitchens (hob but no oven) and cool dining spaces. You get a full quotient of crockery, and a range of pots and pans, as well as some useful equipment (good knives etc). A welcome pack awaits you, with tea, coffee and bottled water, and for everything else there's a Carrefour Express supermarket Via della Moscova, as well as various smaller shops in the various neighbourhoods.
You'll have to rely on dining out if staying in the Borgonuovo Suite - it has little more than a mini-fridge, kettle and coffee maker - but this works well for those wanting to enjoy Milan's culinary offerings.
Brera is one of Milan's top drinking and dining hubs, so there are plenty of dining choices nearby. At Il Verde, an elegant yuppie favourite in the Piazza Carlo Mirabello, we enjoyed a delicious risotto con Ossobuco (traditional Milanese saffron risotto with veal), and their chocolate mousse is heavenly. You can't book for lunch but can for dinner, and they'll deliver phoned-in orders, too. Just doors from the Brera Apartments is the popular Fioraio Bianchi Cafe, an old flower shop become bijou restaurant, which does its own baking. And, on Via Palermo, there's the cosy Gran Italia where we had a scrumptiously fat yet light slice of Diavolo wood-fired pizza. The Neapolitan restaurant here, Anema e Cozze, is recommended by Brera's owners.
Children up to 3 stay for free and there's space for a baby cot in each of the bright and and spacious apartments. All kids (up to 8 yo) receive a welcome gift on arrival, and a city guide for kids is in each apartment. There's quite a bit of baby and toddler gear supplied, you can also hire additional items to be waiting for you on arrival including car seat, stroller and baby carrier.
The apartments are in or near the Brera district of Milan, in northern Italy. Most are a 5-minute walk from the Moscova metro stop.
Linate (10km away) is the closest airport, but Malpensa (50km outside the city) is Milan's main airport. Private transfers can be arranged on request or you can take a taxi. It's easy to take public transport from Malpensa though: take the Express Train or Shuttle Bus, both of which will run you straight into the city's Stazione Centrale in around 50 minutes. From here you can walk or jump on the metro for 2 stops (Line 2 - green - to Moscova), depending on the location of your apartment.
The main railway station is the imposing Stazione Centrale, which has high-speed links to most major cities in Italy. Trenitalia is the Italian state railway and you can prebook tickets and see schedules online.
Intercity and international coaches arrive at the Piazza Castello, by Castello Sforzesco. Buses to the airports run from the Air Terminal at the Stazione Centrale. Contact Autostradale to find out about intercity connections, or Eurolines for international routes.
There are 5 main motorways (of 6-8 lanes) linking Milan to the rest of Italy, but we wouldn't recommend driving. If you do hire a car, you're best off leaving your vehicle in one of the huge commuter car parks just off Milan's motorway ringroad (they're near metro stops). If you must drive into Milan, make sure you have an up-to-date map showing the one-way system.
We felt that the apartment had a bit of a strange layout. Long mirrored corridor leading to bedroom/kitchen/diner. Main area is large with three large windows looking out onto Brera Pinacoteca - which is fantastic . It's above a busy bar but the windows are good which means the noise wouldn't bother you unless your a light sleeper. Would recommend as location is so good - 15 minute walk to the Duomo.
Great location in a friendly part of Milan. Close to the Metro and good selection of nearby bars and restaurants. Appartment exceeded our expectations!
Gorgeous building and a huge, beautiful apartment. We stayed in the Porta Venezia apartment. It had a gorgeous presence on the street and an interior courtyard with a door-man. It felt very safe and it was located in an up-market area. That being said, it wasn't super close to the main sights like the Duomo, but if you're okay with walking at least 15-20 minutes to get to the center of the action then it's worth it to stay in this quiet, beautiful part of the city. My only complaint was the poorly functioning air conditioners. It made for some very restless nights. The staff were excellent. The communication prior to and during our stay was top notch. We weren't sure what to expect since the apartment is self-catering, however, we were pleasantly surprised to find staff available via text or phone to answer any questions we had about the property and the city. They even happily made dinner reservations for us. I would definitely recommend Brera Apartments.
Very good location, nice apartment, but very loud because of the bars downstairs and old window. But design is nice.


(1) Members meet at the appointed time and place.
(2) The Clerk reads the Proclamation convening Parliament.
(3) The Usher of the Black Rod will then introduce to the Council Chamber a Commissioner from the Governor appointed to open Parliament.
(5) The Commissioner will then inform Members that the Governor will at a future time outline the reasons for calling Parliament together, and request Members to proceed to the election of their President.
(6) The Clerk will read the Commission for swearing Members, issued by the Governor to the Commissioner.
(7) After the Commission has been read the Clerk will read the returns to the Writ for the election of Members to the Council.
(8) Members elected pursuant to such Writ will then be sworn or affirmed as prescribed by the Constitution Act 1975.
(9) The Commissioner will then retire from the Council Chamber.
(10) The Council proceeds to the election of a President, following which the President takes the Chair and reads the Lord's Prayer.
(11) The Council then elects a Deputy President.
(12) The President informs the Council of the time that the President will present himself or herself to the Governor.
(13) The sitting will then be suspended.
When the Council meets after the suspension of the sitting the President will take the Chair and the Council awaits the arrival of the Governor.
When the Governor has arrived at the Council Chamber, the Usher of the Black Rod will announce his or her arrival and conduct him or her to the Chair, the President leaving the Chair and taking one to the right.
The Governor will direct the Usher of the Black Rod to require the immediate attendance of the Assembly in the Council Chamber. Seats will be provided within the body of the Council Chamber for the Speaker and such other Members of the Assembly as determined by the President. Accommodation will be provided for other Members of the Assembly in the lower side galleries of the Chamber.
When the Speaker and Members of the Assembly have come to the Council Chamber, the Governor will outline the reasons for calling the Parliament together.
At the conclusion of the Governor's Speech the President and the Speaker will each be handed a copy by the Governor's Secretary and the Governor will withdraw from the Council Chamber.
(3) The Council awaits the arrival of the Governor.
(4) Standing Orders 1.03 to 1.06 apply in relation to the arrival of the Governor, the summoning of the Assembly to the Council Chamber and the Governor's Opening Speech.
(5) The President will then take the Chair and read the Lord's Prayer.
The sitting will then be suspended for an appropriate time.
(2) Formal business to re-assert and maintain the rights of the Council.
(3) The President reports the Speech of the Governor to the Council.
(4) A motion for the Address in Reply to the Governor's Speech pursuant to Standing Order 1.10.
(1) When the Speech of the Governor has been reported by the President, a motion for an Address in Reply to the Speech will then be made and seconded. The Council will resolve to agree to the Address with or without amendment.
(2) Unless otherwise ordered, the debate on the Address in Reply will take precedence over all other business except questions, formal business, Special Business, and urgent Bills.
(3) At the conclusion of debate on the motion for an Address in Reply to the Speech of the Governor, a motion will then be made that the Address be presented to the Governor by the President and such Members who may wish to accompany him or her.
(4) The President will report to the Council the Governor's reply to their Address.


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