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Herb Ellis (g), Roy Eldridge (tp), Stan Getz (ts), Ray Brown (b), Stan Levey (d)
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Gather round, children, and listen to the message of the blues. The whole story is right here in eight, eloquent preachments by as fine a quintet of wailers as can be assembled. Herb seems to be everywhere at once, comping tastefully, riffing chords and single string behind the other soloists. Stan Getz and Roy Eldridge had a good day too, and thanks to Ellis alternating role, a piano is never once missed in the rhythm section. Brown and Levey take care of business in basic, no-nonsense fashion. Dont miss it.
01. Paps Blues (Ray Brown) 7:05
02. Big Reds Boogie Woogie (Herb Ellis) 5:38
03. Tin Roof Blues (Pollack-Brunies-Rappolo-Stitzel-Mares-Melrose) 2:59
04. Soft Winds (Benny Goodman) 6:01
05. Royal Garden Blues (Williams-Williams) 4:44
06. Patti Cake (Herb Ellis) 5:58
07. Blues for Janet (Brown-Ellis) 7:11
08. Blues for Junior (Ray Brown) 4:49
Total time: 44:52 min.
Originally issued on Verve (MG V-8252)
Personnel on all tracks:
Herb Ellis (g), Roy Eldridge (tp), Stan Getz (ts), Ray Brown (b) and Stan Levey (d).
Recorded at Radio Recorders, Hollywood, on October 11, 1957.
Original recordings supervised by Norman Granz.
This CD reissue produced by Jordi Pujol
24-Bit Digitally Remastered
"Guitarist Herb Ellis considers this is his favorite personal album and it is easy to see why. With trumpeter Roy Eldridge and tenor saxophonist Stan Getz contributing contrasting but equally rewarding solos and lots of inspired riffing while bassist Ray Brown and drummer Stan Levey join Ellis in the pianoless rhythm section, these performances have plenty of color and drive. Ellis does indeed stick to the blues during the original eight selections yet there is also a surprising amount of variety [...]"
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IMHO, all behavior that is "anti-life" deserves and requires extinguishing. It is not murder to cut out a cancerous growth that is killing you. It is life-affirming.
Originally posted by whitewave
"grinning and bearing it" i have a contradictory sentiment. a woman my age will have trouble using "womanly wiles" in a dire circumstance (or any circumstance, lol) and as for "just grin and bear it" advice, let me ask you if you or one of your loved ones has ever been brutally raped? i don't expect an answer, just your consideration.
Originally posted by gps777
If say for instance in situation X a female finds herself in a dire situation i recommend using your femininity to your advantage (without going into detail),you will need to do him harm much more so than kicking in the gonads,as that will only buy you a minute or so to escape.
Once he has gained his breathe back i can assure you your in for a bad day.
You will need to incapacitate him,eg stab him,shoot him etc this need not be a fatal wound,but may end up being one,that need not be your concern your safety is.
If you were to find yourself in a group of males situation,grin and bear it if you can and hope you survive to later escape.
In those times of what ever situation X is and the many varying degrees in which it can be,everyone will have to evaluate the situation on what they deem appropriate action or measures.
Originally posted by Diseria
Okay, I've got a general type question, leading into (surprise surprise!) a quasi-philosophical one...
How many of you guys have been, or are, in the military?
Thus far, I know of 2 (Dark_Elf & OrangeTom)... I'm pondering how that has affected opinions regarding self-defense. Obviously, there is a direct link, depending on situations (war-time experience).
Maybe it's an issue of having had that experience, while the rest of us do not?
And if this is the case, then is it possible that we're simply biased in opposite directions?
Y'all _have_ that experience, as well as being trained to be constantly aware of 'the enemy'... especially in war-time where darn near anyone could be an enemy.
(I know there's a better way to phrase what exactly I mean, and it's just not coming to me... I shall ponder some more in the event that the words come to me.)
....maybe my question is: How as the military training affected your views on self-defense and 'the enemy'...?
Originally posted by darkelf
I understand your logic, but I strongly feel that I must point out the flaw in it.
It is highly obvious that you are an honorable man as you have no idea what is involved in a gang rape.
It is a degrading and dehumanizing experience for the victim.
The body may physically heal, but the psyche may never heal. Gang rape during sit x (when the perpetrators have no fear of prosecution) could very well end with the death of the victim. My advice would be to avoid being in any situation that could lead to that scenario.
A one-on-one situation provides more opportunity to take out your attacker than does a group situation, but avoiding the situation provides a greater chance of survival. Observation is quickly becoming a lost art.
Originally posted by gps777
OK I must be dumb then,because through your post i was unable to hear the flaw in my logic you clearly see.If i`ve missed something pardon me.
Let me see if i get this statement right...
In your opinion i`m highly Honorable because i dont know what happens in gang rape.?
If thats correct?
I have to disagree,do you think its only women who can understand this and also do you think that men are not gang raped? that i cant understand what it would be like for either male or female?
Maybe you just needed to hear that to understand i`m able to understand more than you think i or other men do or can?.
As i said the victim doesn`t have to be just female and even if it were,that doesn`t mean i cannot understand what a vile act that must be for her to go through or live with.
Thats obvious Dark Elf,avoiding it should be first and foremost.
But in the gang situation where one could find themselves in, I stand by my advice not to attack as in the one on one situation that I explained,Otherwise the part in which I bolded above would be very likely.
You will have a better chance of survival,to live and fight another day.which would then make your statement correct.("very well could")
Observation is good advice DE,but take Katrina for example,that situation wasn`t very long and yet rapes were happening in that sports dome after a couple of days or so.
Now exaggerate that crisis/disaster long term with no order,it would be extremely hazardous for anyone anywhere.One might be in the wild and their camp fire is spotted they maybe a sleep ect.Pretty hard to remain undetected while detecting everyone else in the vicinity.
Originally posted by darkelf
my remark was simple that your statement to "grin and bear it"
This is why I simply said victim. Men and women who have never had intimate contact with this crime have no true understanding of the impact. It's like the difference between hearing that a person died violently and actually witnessing the death.
I, personally, would prefer death. If someone told me to get in his car or he would shoot me, I'd tell him to shoot me. There are some things that I just don't feel that physical survival is worth.
Which is why my husband and I have chosen our area for sit x survival. If sit x takes place before we are able to get to our area, we face a tougher struggle. But we will not stay in heavily populated areas. Our site was chosen for its hostile environment.
Anyway, I was not trying to belittle your knowledge or understanding.
Originally posted by gps777
Well I`ve witnessed horrific death and had to clean up a few of them afterwards,I`ve had to talk to people trapped in car accidents while their loved ones were beside them either dead or with blood all over them and unconscious whist reassuring them everything is going to be ok.If anyone thinks thats an easy thing to do,well your better than me,it was the hardest thing.
Thing is I didn`t have to be in the situation to know it would be horrific,same goes for the rape victim.Thing is all women or men for that matter will react from it to different degree`s.
Is why I know those around you guys would feel your loss,and they would not have wanted you to make the situation worse,so`s that you survived.
Do you think your Husbands sons daughters etc would be happier knowing you decided to die rather than try and live through it for them?
Originally posted by darkelf
Apolgy accepted and no hard feelings
But how can you tell if your attacker is a brutal predator or just a common rapist? Ted Bundy was described as a very nice man.
The question on most loved ones minds after a death of this sort is "Did they suffer?" I would rather my husband and children know that I was killed quickly than for them to know the details of my rape, torture.
If I could run, I would. If I could get away, I would try.
I would never give in and would most likely die fighting.
I have no fear of death
but I do not wish to succumb to a tortuous one.
I came to a point in my life where I chose to NEVER be victimized again. I know my strengths and limitations.
I know how to judge my opponent and have the patience to wait for my opportunity. I also know how to not put myself into a situation where I cannot get out.
These are the uncomfortable questions we should be asking ourselves and discussing with our loved ones. You brought up a valid possibility and I will not shrink from the discomfort of discussion.
Originally posted by whitewave
I apologize if I offended you.
I think most honorable men who treat women with respect find it difficult to comprehend the savagery and brutality that their fellows can inflict on "the weaker sex".
In no way did I mean to imply that you had not given sufficient consideration to your response before posting but only that if you had been in such a scenario
Sometimes the fingers fly over the keyboard faster than the brain weighs how it will sound. Without facial expression, voice inflection, body language, etc. the subtle innuendos of conversation are sometimes lost in translation.
Originally posted by orangetom1999
In a Situation X....I dont forsee a problem finding women who will get on their backs or knees for as little as a shot or the appearence of some vague future comfort level. Pardon the crudity levels but this is how I see it.
I cannot imagine having the need to "rape " a woman in this type of event.
THe facts are that right now ..in good times there is not a problem finding this very type of woman who will do exactly this for a easier time for themselves and their children.
If I were stuck with people on a deserted island all I would have to do is build a chair, a bed, or a roof over my head to have women flocking to me for comfort levels built by someone elses hands and commitment levels for themselves and their children. A whole host of "tools/techniques would be put into service to accomplish this....gaining access to comfort levels built by someone else.
Are all women and men like this..no they are not..but it is much more prevalent than ever spoken.
THe very sad state of affairs is that socially we decry violence against women far more than we decry violence against men. Men are also injured and killed on the job far more than women with hardly a wimper in the social consciousness.
This is a very unique double standard. It is also very politically expedient for a politician looking to acquire votes. This social double standard is to me institutionalized sanctioned rape by the social structure..rape of the male. THe male by his inherent ignorance and natural dumbness is party to his own rape.
Thanks to all for thier posts
Originally posted by orangetom1999
In a Situation X....I dont forsee a problem finding women who will get on their backs or knees for as little as a shot or the appearence of some vague future comfort level. Pardon the crudity levels but this is how I see it. I cannot imagine having the need to "rape " a woman in this type of event.
Whitewave...most violence in this and other countrys is violence against men..men by men..not against women.
Originally posted by whitewave
The need of some men to physically subdue another human being and exert their will in the most dehumanizing manner has nothing to do with wanting or getting basic needs met.
It is pointless to try reasoning with an unreasonable man (or woman). In situation x, a woman's "wiles" will probably only get her taken advantage of even more by such unreasonable beasts. She better hope she's got more than that to work with or she will become a party favor. A woman who can pull her own weight in the area of manual labor and has a variety of skills upon which to draw (first and foremost-self defense) has a much better chance of surviving (even in peace times). That's why I taught my daughters to fight/wrestle/use pressure points and vulnerable areas as well as cooking, gardening, etc. My oldest daughter got married young (18) and said, "my husband will protect me" and didn't want to continue her training. I told her that his honor is a valuable shield to her but that he's not bulletproof and once he's taken out, she's easy pickins. Plus, she could keep her husband alive if she knew how to shoot/fight. She might be called upon to save HIM. Plus, the element of surprise is always in your favor. I think it would be quite a surprise to a group of men intent on ill will if the woman of the group was to fire the first shot or throw the first punch.
Originally posted by gps777
I must also admit that was posted after coming home from a psychically hard days work and I was topped up on testosterone because of it
I stand by what I said because I honestly believe it to be best(and it wasn`t told to me or had I heard it elsewhere) but what dawned on me was that I would have to do the same as what I`m expecting or hoping she would if ever that situation happened.Bear it for the best outcome.
So Ive learnt something here,that I will have to think first and not rely on knee jerk reactions which could well be suicidal and if I have the resources or back up to deal with the mob then thats what will happen and if not I`ll also have to "bear it" myself.For our best outcome.
The difference is I could have used that abuse as an excuse to give up or abuse myself with substances etc until there`s hardly anything left to save,as so many do.
Originally posted by darkelf
As a female who has worked in predominantly male occupations, I can understand this. My favorite expression, when watching innate male behavior, is often "I love the smell of testosterone in the morning."
Apes in the wild exhibit this behavior. The younger and/or weaker males often allow the dominant male to mount them. This is a show of passivity and submission to the dominant male.
It is evident in our society by the feelings of powerlessness and frustration as we take crap from our boss that we would never take from anyone else.
In sit x it will be the way to weed out the weaker males (and females) from society. Survival of the fittest is more genetic than social. Humans differ greatly from other animals in that our females are more vulnerable to danger during pregnancy and childbirth. Our offspring are more vulnerable for a longer time than most other animals. Women will seek men who will protect them while men will seek the most attractive and healthy women. That is just how biology works.
This is why I want to keep this thread going. I started a thead much earlier which questioned your reaction to a loved one.....
Some people are incapable of examining and vanquishing their own demons. It is a sad predicament.
but many of us have had to do just that. We are the survivors. Our presence here testifies to our strengths.
Originally posted by gps777
Hehe,yes though I could also tell of phrases to use for womens problems that males put up with.
Or is it that I just got home from another hard days work?
Not sure if I like being compared with an ape,the difference is one man can dominate a mob with the right equipment.Can an ape?
Agreed,basically thats how it is,although not all of us are animals,some of us will become animals again,and many already are to begin with.
Frail people on the other hand as in the elderly and disabled etc.Is a very hard one,this isn`t one we personally have to contemplate,though contemplate I will.
If someone is in need of constant care they in the animal world would not survive,they would not survive long in the wild without proper medication care/assistance and exposure to the environment.
So either they die alone or with you,maybe they will die with you sooner,but I would rather them die with their loved ones than to leave them behind to fend for themselves,even if their burden was detrimental on our survival I would have to look after our lives first and if that resulted in their lives ending sooner,so be it.
This is a main reason to witness and share John 3:16 to then be given reason and the tools to do so.
Christ saves,if it wasn`t for that fact I think I would have died a loooong time ago in my life.
Because when I look back at the things I`ve lived through unscaved,its more than a minor miracle that I`m still here to me.
Originally posted by darkelf
My favorite is "Why is it called PMS? Because Mad Cow Disease has already been taken." Just remember, you brought up testosterone.
They do. The right equipment, in this situation, is social structure. When the younger and/or weaker refuses to be submissive, he is attacked by the dominant ape.
Actually, we are all animals. We just happen to have a different type of intelligence and a spirituality
We also have a better reasoning capacity. Unfortunately, many people fail to utilize it. Survival is a basic need that will cause many to revert to their basic animalistic nature.
I lost both of my parents almost a year ago. Their age and health would have created a tremendous hardship on anyone trying to care for them in a sit x scenario. I am sure that they would much rather die than to survive at the possible cost of their children's survival.
I agree. However, one can clearly see from reading in the threads relating to religion, there are a very large number of folks who wish to have nothing to do with this enlightenment.
Me too, bro.
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Justin Pawlak breaks down Formula Drift at Road Atlanta in video
May 10, 2013
American driver Justin Pawlak breaks down Road Atlanta and the May 10-11 Round 2 of the Formula Drift Championship at Road Atlanta in this video produced by Ford Racing. Pawlak drives a 2014 Falken Ford Mustang.
Pawlak entered this weekend's event 16th in the points chase.
If you've never seen Formula Drift, this is a great video to get a little insight as to how these drivers muscle these cars around some pretty tight corners on a race weekend.


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If money is meaningless to you, send a few hundred my way, and then head on over to Mendis and put down a cool mil for their first bottle of Coconut Brandy.The 100% all-natural clear brandy is distilled from the essence of the coconut flower, and is supposedly the world's first clear ultra-premium brandy that is produced from coconut.
The purchase comes with a first class flight and seven-day stay in the Maldives, followed by a trip to Sri Lanka where the original founder of The House of Mendis, Mr. W.M. Mendis, will give a personal tour of the distillery. The bottle with then be signed and numbered (I'm guessing 1/1) by Mr. Mendis, and will then fly back with the new owner and the two security guards that Mendis is providing.
Just to make the buyer feel extra special, they're giving away bottle number two to one lucky contest winner (though it doesn't come with million dollar bragging rights, the trip, or the body guards, it does come with a zero dollar price tag, and the ability to actually drink your collectors item).
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March 17, 2010
Bergen Group to build two cruise ferries for Fjord Line
Fjord Line has signed a Euros 206 million contract with Norway's Bergen Group to build two new cruise ferries. The ships will be delivered in the spring and fall of 2012, and will each have a length of 170 meters. Each ship will have about 300 cabins,a large proportion of them suites, and have space for about 1,500 passengers. The cargo deck has a capacity of up to 600 cars.
The hulls will be built at the Stocznia Gdansk shipyard in Poland. All outfitting and finishing work will be performed at Bergen Group Fosen. The Fosen yard's portfolio includes the residential cruise ship The World, and two of the newer ships operated by Hurtigruten.
The contract between Fjord Line Danmark AS and Bergen Group Fosen AS is subject to final funding and approval of the companies' respective boards within 30 days from contract signing.
"We have for a long time been in the market for used tonnage as a supplement to MS Bergenfjord, but the assessment concluded that construction of two new vessels will give us the best competitive edge on the service between Western Norway and Denmark," commented Fjord Line CEO Ingvald Fardal. He said the contract had been signed in Bergen on Tuesday evening. "We are in positive discussions with our banks, GIEK (Guarantee Institute for Export Credits) and Eksportfinans regarding loans and guarantees, and hope to have all the formalities in place by the end of March," he added.
Each vessel will have a deadweight of 4,000 tons, and a total length of 170 meters, as compared to the 135 m length of Fjord Line's Trollfjord.
The vessels will have capacity to carry 600 cars in the roll-on/roll-off cargo bay, or a lower number of cars in combination with larger trucks and cargo. The ships will offer restaurants, cafes, duty free shops and well-equipped facilities for meetings, functions and conferences.
The ships' design is by Bergen Group Ship design and Bergen Group Fosen. The ships' naval architect, Finn Falkum Hansen. has also designed two of the ships in the Hurtigruten coastal service, the Trollfjord and the Midnatsol.
Fjord Line says the new cruise ferries will be equipped with fuel-efficient engines and that environmentally harmful emissions to air and water will be minimal.


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SOURCE: Instart Logic
April 30, 2014 08:00 ET
Veteran Executive Brings More Than Two Decades of Experience to Company During Period of Significant Growth
Veteran Executive Brings More Than Two Decades of Experience to Company During Period of Significant Growth
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA--(Marketwired - Apr 30, 2014) - Instart Logic, the cloud application delivery service for performance-obsessed organizations, today announced the appointment of David Hsieh as vice president of marketing. In this role, Hsieh will be responsible for Instart Logic's branding and marketing strategy, including product marketing, corporate communications, content marketing, demand generation and the company's go-to-market strategy. The timing of this executive appointment coincides with a period of exponential growth in the company.
Hsieh's 25-year career is marked by a number of triumphs at various technology organizations in the Silicon Valley. Most recently, he served as CMO at Ubiquiti Networks, a publicly traded wireless infrastructure company. There, he led the company's disruption of the enterprise WLAN market, growing to No. 2 in market share. Prior to Ubiquiti, Hsieh was vice president of marketing in Cisco's Emerging Business Group. In this role, he launched Cisco TelePresence and grew a billion-dollar business that disrupted the legacy video conferencing market. Hsieh showcased his creativity there by producing the most viral Cisco video on YouTube and devising the Cisco I-Prize for crowd-sourced innovation. Hsieh also served as vice president of products at WebEx, founder of FaceTime Communications (now Actiance) and vice president of product marketing at Sybase.
"David has a long track record of disrupting markets and growing businesses with innovative marketing," said Manav Mital, CEO and co-founder, Instart Logic. "His leadership will be critical to achieving our ambitious goals."
Instart Logic's unique application delivery service is used by companies whose business (such as eCommerce and SaaS) depends on web performance. Its cloud-client platform and web application streaming technology typically improve performance by 2x to 3x as compared with content delivery networks.
"Instart Logic is doing the most original thinking in application delivery technology in over a decade, and it is poised to disrupt a stagnant, multi-billion-dollar industry," said Hsieh. "This role is a tremendous opportunity to grow a company that becomes an industry leader."
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Politicians have joined with hundreds of Utah residents who oppose President Barack Obama's new national monument in San Juan County.
The monument, called Bears Ears National Monument, covers 1.35 acres of land in southwest Utah, The Verge reported (including some Native American burial grounds that most agree are in need of some protection).
Republican Sen. Mike Lee penned a harsh commentary for The Daily Signal promising that Obama's latest land grab would not stand.
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Lee told Utah residents that the Obama administration had lied to him about the monument.
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"When I questioned Interior Secretary Sally Jewell at her confirmation hearing, she promised me President Barack Obama would not designate a national monument unless there was widespread support from the local population," he said. "Unfortunately, Obama ignored that promise and designated a monument in San Juan County yesterday."
Lee told Obama how the American people and opposing politicians would respond to the president's controversial actions.
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"I pledge to you today that I will do everything I can to work with Congress and the incoming Trump administration to undo this monument designation."
"But I am not going to stop there," he continued. "I am then going to do what I can to repeal the Antiquities Act so that future President Obamas cannot do this to rural communities ever again. I am then going to continue our fight to return power back to the American people. Everyone suffers when we allow power to accumulate in the hands of the few."
"This is not the end. This is just the beginning. We will fight this battle together, and we will win," his commentary concluded.
Lee is not the first state official to speak out against the monument. According to KUER, San Juan County Commissioner Bruce Adams vowed to work with President-elect Donald Trump's administration to reverse the designation.
"We ask the president-elect: Trump this monument," he said.
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SuperZoo pet retailer show opens online registration for 2013
SuperZoo will be held July 23-25 in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
SuperZoo, the national show for pet retailers, has opened online registration for the 2013 event, being held at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, July 23-25.
Produced by World Pet Association, the pet retailer show offers attendees an education program, a show floor of new pet products and a new product showcse, special opportunities for groomers and more.
The show, usually held in September , moved to better align with merchandising cycles for pet retailers and provide more time before the holiday season. SuperZoo's hours have also been extended.


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Magnus Walker: Turbo FeverMagnus Walker talks to us about his dose of Turbo Fever, classic Porsche 911 Turbos.
Let me start the story in 1977 as a 10-year-old kid and that was where I first fell in love with Porsche and first got my taste of what I like to call turbo fever. You know as a kid growing up in the 70's, early 80's, anywhere in the world chances are you probably had a Porsche Turbo poster on your wall. I was no exception so the Porsche 930 Turbo specifically white Martini 1977 edition was the car that I fell in love with Porsche through. Even though I started my collection over 20 years ago or bought my first Porsche over 20 years ago I never actually owned a Turbo until very, very recently. Basically what's behind me is my dose of turbo fever, you know. I sort of finalized my first chapter of Porsche ownership which was '64 and onwards and I'm moving forward slightly to the first generation of 3-liter Turbos, non-intercooled 75, 76, and 77 so my new goal is to own one of each year, 75, 76, and 77 of the early non-intercooled unmolested original Turbos. And what we have behind me are three 76's ironically and one '77. The Silver Turbo on the far right is the first production US turbo life-long California car. The Minerva Blue car in the middle with the gold Campagnolo rims is a Euro version of the '76 Turbo. And then the black turbo behind me is the 13th US Turbo. So the Ice Green '77, Ice Green Metallic Turbo over there is a first year of power-assisted brakes and that was actually the first noticeable difference that I felt between the 4 cars was that one actually does stop slightly better. So now I'm on the quest for a '77 930 Turbo which will be the most difficult one purely because they were never officially imported into the States. They only made a little over 200 I think, 240 of them. And these early Turbos were notorious for sort of getting wrapped around the tree very early on in their life. Very few of them have survived unmolested that either didn't get crashed, stolen, stripped, parted out, or chopped up into slant-nose wide body conversions with the bigger 3-3 intercooler turbo motors. Prior to owning the Turbo, I was a normally aspirated guy all the way through and a lot of my cars as you know are really small displacement motors 2-liter, 2-2, 2-4, 2-5, 2-6, 2-7, and they're really throttle happy, very throttle-responsive. The Turbo is sort of the complete opposite. There seems to be, you know, no real throttle response but what I love about them is it's a completely different driving style. You know the early Turbos seemed to at least on paper and interviews you read seemed to have this notorious turbo lag, but by today's standards you know these cars when they left the factory 35, 36, 37 years ago had an estimated 230, 240 horsepower. You know they'd be lucky to have that in them today. By today's current standards that's really not that much power. So it's a challenging drive because you're always trying to modulate when that boost is gonna come on and anticipate when that boost is gonna come on and keep that boost spooled up. So for me the funny is you know in sort of harnessing when that turbo is gonna come on, but the biggest surprise for me was not turbo lag. It was actually gear ratio. A lot of people don't seem to talk about the tall gear ratios in these early 4-speed Turbos. You know when I think back then Porsche at the factory they didn't wanna put a 5-speed in because they thought they'd be stripping gears, but it's funny how many cars are out there today running a 915 transmission making way more horsepower than these Turbos they're making. So I think they built the 4-speed for longevity and it's just strange because 1st gear is good for at least 50, 2nd gear is good for about 90, 3rd gear is good for about 120, and 4th gear is good for the rest. So in any of my other cars I'm probably in 3rd or 4th gear. In the Turbo I'm still in 2nd gear. So the driving experience you know I describe these cars as great GT Touring cars and they're great freeway car. You know you just get on the gas, wait for that boost to come on. You wait, wait, wait and it's one of those am I gonna pass the car next to me then all of a sudden wallop boost comes on. Then all of a sudden the distance between the car in front of you gets eaten up very, very quickly. So in my other cars you know you just sort of roll off the throttle and engine brake and sort of slows you down a little bit. In the Turbo you can roll off the throttle but that boost is still going. So all of a sudden you waited to pass that car, am I gonna make it, and then before you know it, you're 200 yards down the road and you're almost about to rear-end someone in front of you. So being able to monitor that boost and also the pace and flow of traffic is quite a challenge. So that's where the Turbo excels in my experience. You know it doesn't necessarily excel in the stock format as weaving in and out of traffic, fast through the canyon type of car. In the canyons you know the gear ratio seemed too tall. You're never fully on boost even though, you know, left foot braking is a great tool to have in the tool kit when it comes to Turbos is if you wanna sort of reduce speed slightly left foot brake, grab a little bite in the front end, but keep that boost spooled up. I think we can compare the early cars that we're driving earlier on my '65, my '66 which are, you know, narrow body, very stealth, very slim compared to the 1st generation Turbos. All of a sudden the car is aggressive, it's wide. It's got the big whale tail on it and it's interesting. People really, really respond to the shape of the Turbo. It just looks aggressive standing still. You know on the three '76 Turbos behind me what I've done there is I've lowered them considerably and put them on wider rims with the Hoosier tires and it really all just stands compared to the '77 which is bone stock, stock ride high on a 205, 225 series tire on a 16-inch rim compared to the Silver Turbo on the right which is running 8 and a 9-inch with a 225, 275 Hoosier. So to answer your question there's something really cool-looking about a Turbo because it looks aggressive. It looks fast. Obviously it's unmistakably Porsche Turbo and it's an iconic shape. Yes, my favorite Turbo has to be the Silver '76 in the corner for a couple of reasons. One, it's the first Turbo I've ever owned. Two, it does appear to be the first production US Turbo. It's car number 15 from what I've read. Car 11, 12, 13, and 14 were somewhat known as pre-production press demo trade show cars. Car number 11 and car number 14 have been documented. 15 is the 3rd oldest documented surviving car to this day. So to say that car still in its original format 37 years later to me is pretty impressive. So that is my favorite Turbo. It's a lifelong California car. It was delivered to Bob Smith Porsche in Hollywood in 1976. The car actually was made in October of '75. There's an interesting story to all 4 of these Turbos behind us but the Silver one, my buddy Marty had actually worked on the car for the prior 2 owners. I am the 4th owner. He'd work on that car for 20 years. The story he tells me and the rumor is it was once originally ordered by Robert Redford who never took delivery of the car. Whether that story is true or not, I don't know and then separate of that it's just a great driving car. I load it, I put it on the wider rims. I refinished those spokes myself with the polished lip sort of a RSR inspired look. It's got a great stand through it but it's also got a lot of patina. You know the car is obviously you know got quite a few miles on it, it's over 100,000 miles. It's been touched up in a few different areas but there's original paint on it. It's not actually a color I would've looked for, but like I've said before I don't chase cars for specific color combination, but I've grown to love that sort of sight the patina faded silver paint with that tan interior. And other than lowering it and putting a vintage Momo steering wheel on that car I haven't done anything to it other than drive it quite a bit. And it sounds great. It's got a burble when you back off, you hear the turbo rumble and it's a sensory overload. You're behind the wheel of that car especially on the freeway and going under tunnels when you just get on it and then back off and you hear the turbo wastegate pop, hear some rumble. You know it's sort of a tingly sound so that is what is great about the Silver Turbo and as I said each one sort of does the same thing slightly different. Actually got a little poster down in Facebook that a guy had found what he thought was a '76 Turbo back east so naturally I always ask for a couple of photos. Well, it turned out the '76 Turbo he thought was actually a '77 Turbo in a very rare Ice Green Metallic color. Also not a color I would've originally have chased down, but it must have been a special wishes custom order color combo of ice green metallic which in certain lights looks silver depending on the light, the green really shows through, but what really sets that car off is being very cool, unique, and a little bit special is the green avocado leather interior with green plaid inserts on the seats. One of the cool things when you first acquire a car, I brought a lot of cars sight unseen other than a couple of conversations over the phone and as many photos as I can get from the prior owner. My method is always the same, expect the worst and hope for the best. Well, when that car rolled off the trailer and I bought it pretty quickly. I had it within 5 days and I always go through the car when I first get it and one of the great things about Porsches I often say is it's a language separate of the driving experience. It's the history that each car brings together through the ownership, and one of the sort of nice finds in that car as when we went through it, it turned out there was a 1977 dollar bill folded up in the ashtray. Well, that dollar bill is still in the car 36 years later, has the original tool kit, the original jack, and the car had being sat back east in Pennsylvania in an independent shop for a couple of years, and according to their records the car hadn't driven more than a mile in the past 3 years. My wife and I decided that would be a great car to drive to Monterey. Well, any Porsche enthusiast knows a car that sat for a couple of years and done less than a mile is not necessarily the car you take on a road trip straight away. But the interesting parts of the story is I needed to put a few miles on the car before we ran on an 800-mile road trip and I needed to get it smogged. So I drove it to my buddies in Van Nuys and took it straight to a smog place, car passed first time, no adjustments. So it was just a great running clean car then Karen and I made the road trip to Monterey. Four or five days later we returned with 800 miles on the car. I put more miles on that in the first 2 weeks of ownership than I think the car has had on it in the past 5 years. The interesting thing is the one car out of the 4 Turbos is that it's got hands-down, the most thumbs up views and likes is that Minerva Blue Euro car in the middle, and I think it's a rare color. It's a Swiss delivery car with a white leather interior. That's where it left the factory, but what really makes that car unique is the color combo with the gold Campagnolo rims. You know it's not something that you see every day, certainly something a color combo that you don't really see hardly ever on a 930 Turbo. I'm keeping all Turbos stocked other than lowering them in steering wheels. This car I'm keeping bone stock the way it appears to have left the factory. It looks too tall by about 2 inch, but that is how those Turbos work. You know when you look at original posters back then by today's standards it looks really under-tired but you gotta remember that's how those cars were back in the mid-70's. You know I've restored and modified and hot-rodded and outlawed enough 911's. You know it's nice to actually have something that is close to factory spec the way it left the factory 36 years ago, it's possible.


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A Brooklyn cyclist who played drums in a local rock band was killed early yesterday by a hit-run driver, cops said.
Terrence Connor, 24, was found on the ground at Metropolitan and Stewart avenues in Bushwick around 5:15 a.m. with severe head trauma, cops said.
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Priority issues should include violence and
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A UK wide body, steered by the separate national
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It subsequently published a report on the implications of the
Human Rights Act 1998 for Parliament and Whitehall, Mainstreaming
Human Rights in Whitehall and Westminster (Bynoe/Spencer 1999),
and a briefing A Human Rights Commission for Scotland (Spencer/Chauhan,
1999). Sarah Spencer engaged with the Crick advisory committee
on citizenship education and published on the implications of
the Human Rights Act for citizenship education. She also paid
brief visits to the Human Rights Commissions in Australia, New
Zealand, Canada and South Africa.
The Nuffield Foundation funded IPPR to run a
series of seven round table seminars to explore the implications
of a Human Rights Commission for Northern Ireland (prior to the
1998 Act), in Scotland, and Wales; and the implications for ethnic
minorities, women, people with disabilities, children and older
people. Those seminars were instrumental in the growing recognition
among those working on separate human rights issues of the added
value that a Human Rights Commission could provide to the work
of the existing statutory and voluntary agencies.
In December 1999 the Home Secretary appointed
Sarah Spencer as a member of the Human Rights Act Task Force and
she contributed to its work until it met for the last time in
April 2001. This evidence draws heavily on that experience, and
on a survey IPPR conducted among public authorities to inform
the work of the Task Force, in the months prior to the Act coming
into force.
IPPR's starting point is that the protection
of human rights is vital not only to protect the most vulnerable
from the abuse of power, but to the quality of life of every individual
and to the cohesion of our communities. Human rights are not only
a matter of law, essential though that protection is, but a code
of ethics which requires us to treat each other with dignity and
respect. The avoidance of degrading treatment, respect for privacy
and family life, and tolerance of the views of those with whom
we disagree, are obligations that impinge on the lives of us all,
adult and child. Respect for the human rights of others is, in
our view, the essence of social responsibility, of our mutual
obligations, be it to those for whom we provide public services
for or our neighbours and family.
It is in that context that IPPR is convinced
that a Human Rights Commission is needed, not only to ensure access
to justice for those whose rights are infringed but to promote
a culture in which such infringements are far less likely to occur.
As Lord Woolf, then Master of the Rolls, wrote in the foreword
to our report A Human Rights Commission.
We also agree with the former Home Secretary,
Jack Straw, when he argued that the need for a human rights culture
goes beyond public bodies to the public at large:
We take each of the questions in the Call for
Evidence in turn.
1. What do you think a Human Rights Commission
might add to the current methods of protecting human rights in
the United Kingdom? Are there useful functions in connection with
protecting human rights and developing a human rights culture
which do not fall within the remit of any existing agency?
There are significant gaps in the protection
provided by the statutory agencies which already play some role
in relation to particular human rights (albeit that they are rarely
defined, nor see themselves, as having a human rights mandate).
The remit of the Equal Opportunities Commission to protect women,
for instance, excludes issues such as domestic violence, forced
marriages or the treatment of women in the criminal justice system.
The remit of the Commission for Racial Equality similarly excludes
many human rights issues affecting black and minority ethnic people
such as the right to family life, degrading treatment or religious
The enactment of the Human Rights Act 1998 was
an acknowledgement that greater statutory protection was needed
for human rights in the UK, beyond that provided by existing legislation.
The Act provided access to a wide range of rights for which individuals
had hitherto to seek a remedy in Strasbourg. The vast majority
of those provisions, from the right to life through the right
to a fair trial, right to family life and freedom of assembly,
do not fall within the remit of any existing Commission.
The UK is not only signatory to the ECHR but
to a range of international human rights standards which offer
valuable guidance, like the UN Convention on the Rights of the
Child and the Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
Although these Conventions are binding, their provisions are not
enforceable in the UK, relying on public awareness to ensure compliance.
In reality, even within the relevant parts of the public and voluntary
sectors, few are aware of these instruments and the commitment
the UK has made to respect the standards they set.
In the Appendix to this paper we have listed
some of the wide range of human rights issues of concern in the
UK. The list undermines any complacency that a Human Rights Commission
would be under-employed. It relies almost entirely on official
data, and relates to a very significant number of people throughout
the country. For some, if they can get access to the courts, a
remedy may be available under the Human Rights Act or other legislation.
But many of the issues raised reflect systemic problems for which
an individual remedy in the courts may not be the most effective
means to achieve change.
The purpose of the Act itself is not simply
to ensure access to ECHR rights within our domestic courts but
to promote respect for rights within public authorities, to avoid
the need for litigation. But there is no statutory agency with
responsibility to ensure that public authoritiesincluding
the private and voluntary organisations with public functionscarry
out the necessary audit of their policies and practices to ensure
that respect for human rights is built into their decision-making
and treatment of the public.
Significantly, in contrast to the Race Relations
(Amendment) Act 2000, the Act itself does not require public authorities
to take any specific steps (for instance to conduct an audit of
its policies and procedures) nor has any audit or inspection body
been mandated to ensure that such steps are taken. IPPR recently
conducted a day's training session on the HRA and RR(A)A for public
officials. The weakness of the HRA provisions was forcefully brought
home to us by the fact that the officials focused all of their
questions on the RR(A)A because they needed to know precisely
what steps it required them to take. In this situation it is all
the more important that a statutory human rights body has a mandate
to drive change in the public sector, if we are not to rely on
litigation alone to be the unpredictable motor for reform.
During the passage of the Human Rights Bill
through Parliament the then Home Office Minister Lord Williams
of Mostyn QC said:
We doubted then whether this transformation
would happen if, in contrast to the race and sex equality legislation,
there is no statutory body with the responsibility to bring it
about; an engine for change. That view was confirmed by our experience
on the Human Rights Task Force. In the absence of an HRC to provide
guidance to public authorities on their responsibilities under
the Act, it was left to Whitehall departments to contact the public
bodies in their areas of work. It was evident from the written
and oral reports that they gave to the Task Force, and from subsequent
meetings between sub-groups of Task Force members and the staff
responsible, that their focus was on preparing their own department,
with few resources allocated to raising awareness among public
authorities. Departments have neither the means nor internal mandate
to reach out to public bodies and provide the guidance they need,
nor to monitor any resulting change in policies or practices.
In a survey of public authorities completed
in June 2000, IPPR found one third of authorities either had no
information on the Act or had wrongly concluded that it did not
apply to them. Only one in six had begun to take the steps that
would ensure they were adequately prepared for the Act coming
into force. While those who had seen the general guidance material
provided by the Home Office were complimentary, many were critical
that they had received no information, or guidance on the particular
implications for their area of work. IPPR recommended that substantially
greater effort should be made to ensure that public bodies had
guidance on complying with the Act and on implementing good practice
measures, and that compliance should be monitored.
At the July meeting of the Task Force, the non-governmental
members argued, in a written paper, that the demand on NGOs for
training, consultancy and detailed advice "far exceeds the
capacity to provide it". Many smaller organisations were
not in a position to pay for the training they needed and "we
all receive a constant stream of requests for information and
advice with no official body to whom callers can readily be referred".
It noted that the need to inform public authorities, and to raise
public awareness, would be even more important after the Act came
into force, and set out reasons why government was not the most
appropriate source of that advice. It concluded that an independent,
statutory Human Rights Commission is needed to provide guidance
to public authorities, to be a source of authoritative information
on the law, to promote awareness of the importance of human rights
principles and the responsibilities they entail, particularly
among young people ("a task which the Task Force has scarcely
been able to address") and to monitor compliance:
IPPR endorses this view. Before listing the
functions we think a Human Rights Commission should have, it is
important to say what kind of body we think is needed. To be effective
in fulfilling the functions we outline, we envisage a body that
We suggest that the functions of a Human Rights
Commission should be:
(i). To provide information and guidance
to public authoritiesincluding the private and voluntary
bodies fulfilling public functionson compliance with human
rights standards and implementing good practice.
The Commission should be proactive, working
with the relevant national bodies to ensure that all public bodies
have available to them information and guidance on the implications
of human rights standards, particularly the Human Rights Act,
for their area of workwhether it be the provision of health
or residential care, looking after young offenders, policing or
any other public service. The aim is to create a human rights
sensitive environment, a human rights culture, in which staff
ask themselves as a matter of routine whether their decisions
or actions may infringe a right, whether they could avoid doing
so, or whether their actions are proportional. A culture in which
avoiding degrading treatment, respecting privacy and providing
a fair hearing, are the norm not the exception. This approach
is not one of risk management, focusing narrowly on compliance
with the law, but one of mainstreaming human rights principles
as a matter of good practice.
(ii) To promote awareness and understanding
of human rights and the responsibilities towards others that they
The greatest challenge for the Commission is
to promote a human rights culture among the public. It should
do this by being an authoritative voice in public debate on the
human rights implications of national and local issues; by working
with the curricula authorities to ensure that human rights are
appropriately covered in the citizenship curriculum in schools;
through advertising (where it can obtain coverage at no cost through
donations in kind); through its website and the provision of materials.
(iii) To monitor the extent to which human
rights standards are respected in the UK and to advise Parliament
and the Government of the adequacy and effectiveness of law and
practice relating to the protection of human rights.
The Commission should be an authoritative source
of information for the Committee and Government (Scottish Parliament
and National Assembly) on the extent to which human rights are
respected in different settings throughout the country. Through
its networks in the public, private and voluntary sectors, and
academia, through monitoring requests for assistance and subsequent
casework, through research and public inquiries, the Commission
should be the most informed and impartial source of knowledge
on human rights practice and should advise on any changes in legislation
or policy that may be needed.
(iv) To assist individuals whose human rights
have been infringed to receive legal advice by referring them
to appropriate external legal advisors; to promote knowledge and
expertise in the advice sector; to support individuals in court
proceedings; to bring proceedings itself and to intervene as an
amicus curiae.
We do not envisage the Human Rights Commission
having the resources to provide legal advice to all those who
may feel their rights have been infringed, cases that will cover
the full range of public and private law. Indeed, we feel it more
appropriate that the Commission should see its role as promoting
expertise throughout the advice sector, and to refer individuals
to those most equipped to provide the advice they need. Where
it judges it to be in the public interest, the Commission should
have the means to support an individual in taking proceedings,
as the CRE and EOC may do, and to be able to initiate proceedings
in its own name. The statute must provide a specific power to
intervene as an amicus curiae as the Northern Ireland Human
Rights Commission, despite assurances during the passage of the
Northern Ireland Act 1998 that it would be able to fulfil this
role, has been prevented by the courts from so doing because that
power is not written into the statute.
(v) To conduct public inquiries where there
is evidence of systemic abuse or a serious incident that merits
an inquiry on human rights grounds.
The Australian Human Rights and Equal Opportunities
Commission has found that initiating a public inquiry, with public
hearings held around the country, has been its most effective
means both to collect evidence on an issue but also to raise the
awareness of the public and elected representatives of the need
for reform. The Northern Ireland HRC has found its ability to
conduct inquiries has been hampered by its lack of a complementary
power to have access to documentation and to question individuals
within an organisation, a power which is required by the UN's
Paris Principles for national human rights institutions.iv
(vi) To contribute to the scrutiny of the
UK's compliance with United Nations and other international human
rights instruments.
The Commission should assist the UN and Council
of Europe supervisory bodies in their scrutiny of the UK's record
in relation to international human rights standards. The Commission
would not represent the UK but be present as an independent expert
body, a role envisaged by the UN's Paris Principles and already
familiar to such bodies as the Data Protection Commissioner at
a European level. The Commission would help to ensure that the
public, and public authorities, are better informed about the
UK's position in relation to international standards, and could
assist the Parliamentary Committee in its scrutiny of the UK's
2. If a Human Rights Commission were
established, how should its role and functions relate to those
of the Committee?
We attach considerable importance to the role
of the Committee in Parliament. The Commission will have some
functions which are distinct from those of the Committee (eg advice
to individuals and guidance to public bodies) and some which are
complementary (monitoring and inquiry). The Commission will want
to use its resources strategically and might therefore be expected,
for instance, to play only a minor role in scrutinising proposed
legislation if the Committee gives a significant focus to that
area of its work. The Commission should report annually to the
Committee (or to the Scottish Parliament or National Assembly,
as appropriate) on the exercise of its functions, and be a source
of information and expertise for the Committee when it conducts
its own Inquiries. In practice, we would envisage regular informal
communication between the chair of the Committee and chair of
the Commission to ensure a constructive, complementary working
3. In what order of priority would you
arrange the functions of such a Commission?
All of the consultation that we have done on
this issue leads us to argue that the promotion of a human rights
culture within public bodies and the wider public should be the
Commission's first priority; but that its role in securing access
to justice, and its legal powers, will be absolutely vital to
its authority and influence.
To which issues do you think the Commission should
give priority?
The Commission must judge the issues to which
it gives priority according to the extent to which the human rights
of individuals are being infringed, and the number of people affected,
when it is established. However, many issues are enduring:
4. Should there be a single body with
jurisdiction extending to all parts of the UK or separate bodies
for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, or both a UK
body and bodies with territorial responsibilities?
There is already a HRC in Northern Ireland and
it seems likely that such a body will be established in Scotland.
Provision will therefore be needed for England and Wales. The
status and degree of independence of the Welsh body needs to reflect
the strong sense in Wales that it has its own distinct problems,
despite sharing a legal system with England, and the importance
of people in Wales feeling a sense of ownership of the body and
the human rights awareness it promotes.
It will be unsatisfactory to have three or four
Commissions that are entirely independent of each other, with
no voice with the authority to speak on human rights for the UK
as a whole. A UK wide umbrella body of some kind is needed, whether
light touch co-ordination or, as we would advocate, providing
some common services. The chair of the UK Commission could rotate
among the chief commissioners of the national commissions, but
the demands on the UK body could make that infeasible in practice,
given the travel involved.
5. If there were to be an HRA with responsibilities
for the whole UK, what relationship should there be between its
work in respect of Northern Ireland and the work of the Northern
Ireland HRC, and similar Commissions in Scotland and Wales, if
Each Commission should have the authority to
determine its priorities for its own area. The UK wide body should
be steered by those bodies and undertake work on issues relevant
to the whole of the UK, thus ensuring an appropriate balance between
uniformity of approach across the UK and locally diverse priorities.
6. How should the work of an HRC relate
to that of other bodies with special responsibility for particular
The HRC would complement the work of those bodies,
in building a human rights culture from which they would benefit
and in fulfilling particular functions, such as advising a disabled
person on a human rights issue that fell outside the discrimination
remit of the DRC. The equality commissions increasingly work together,
for instance in providing joint guidance material, and the HRC
should equally work closely with them where appropriate. It should
consult them where its broad responsibility, eg for promoting
human rights awareness, touches on equality issues.
There is a long-term debate whether the equality
commissions should one day be brought together within a single
Equality Commission, as in Northern Ireland. The possibility that
a HRC could be part of such a structure, potentially along with
other bodies such as the Information Commissioner has been raised
by IPPR and others. We are firmly of the view that that possible
long-term agenda should not interfere with the urgent need to
establish a Human Rights Commission now, to fulfil the functions
we have outlined. The HRC should then contribute to that long-term
debate on the optimal relationship between the bodies when it
is clearer what role the Government envisages they should play.
There are major issues to be resolved, not least whether the equality
commissions will be enforcing a duty on public authorities to
promote equality on grounds of gender and disability, as the CRE
now does on race; what kind of enforcement body will be needed
for the new legislation on discrimination on grounds of age, sexual
orientation and religion, not due on the statute book until 2003-06;
and the long-term implications of devolution for the structure
of the EOC, CRE and DRC. Those issues require extensive consultation
and debate, cannot be resolved immediately and are beyond the
terms of reference of Committee's current inquiry. They should
not impede its progress.
7. How should the independence of the
HRC from Government be preserved, while ensuring an appropriate
level of accountability?
The UN guidance on national institutions states
that "Independent legal status should be of a level sufficient
to permit an institution to perform its functions without interference
or obstruction from any branch of government or any public or
private entity".
The Commission must have the right to act on
its own initiative, without direction from Government, although
a Minister might invite the Commission to advise on a particular
issue. It should report to Parliament, in effect the Committee,
and be accountable to its parent government department only for
probity in relation to its financial affairs. It should appoint
its own staff (although some secondment from other public bodies
may be a valuable way to attract particular expertise).
The chair and members of the Commission should
be appointed under Nolan procedures. It would be desirable for
the Committee to be consulted. The main criteria for appointment
should be expertise. The statutory advisory board (see below)
and staff appointments can all assist in complying with the condition
in the Paris Principles that the Commission reflect the diversity
within the population. We advocate a small number of full time
executive commissioners, with non-executive commissioners who
would give guidance on strategic direction but not be involved
in day-to-day matters.
A positive working relationship with key government
departments will be essential, and the Commissioners and staff
will need to find the right balance between independence and influence
in managing that relationship on a day to day basis. The approach,
authority and tone the Commission adopts will be vital to the
success of that relationship.
8. What is your estimate of the level
of staffing that would be required by the body or bodies you propose
and what annual cost would that entail?
At the time of our original research for a Human
Rights Commission we asked a recently retired senior official
at the Home Office to calculate the potential cost of the Commission
in its first year (1999-2000), based on an estimate of its activity
in relation to legal advice, scrutiny of legislation, public inquiries,
research and promotion. His answer was a modest £2.8 million,
in part because of the fact that, in its first year, the Commission
would be developing parts of its strategy (test cases, public
inquiries) rather than implementing it. However, we also underestimated
at that stage the importance of its role in providing guidance
to public authorities and, with hindsight, the number of experienced
staff needed for the Commission to have expertise on a sufficiently
broad range of issues. We are not in a position to re-do the calculation.
Were we to do so we would estimate on the basis of a more streamlined
body than, say, the Commission for Racial Equality, with an emphasis
on paying for expertise on legal, policy and external affairs;
on resources to take test cases and conduct inquiries; and for
targeted promotion. We note that the budget of the Northern Ireland
Human Rights Commission is grossly inadequate for it to fulfil
the expectations of that body.
The Commissions must be permitted to raise funds,
from the provision of training, conferences and publications,
and from charitable and private sources (eg free advertising space)
if there is no potential conflict of interest. It should have
an incentive to raise its income in order to be able to expand
its activities. Officials at the Northern Ireland Office said
prior to the Northern Ireland HRC being established that it would
be able to do this but we understand it has in practice been prevented
from doing so by government financial regulations. There are examples
of Human Rights Commissions abroad charging some organisations
for provision of training and the Commission should, where it
considers it appropriate, be allowed to do this so that it does
not subsidise organisations that would otherwise pay for training
by consultants.
9. What powers should an HRC have?
The Commission needs the power to:
10. Are there other relevant issues or
The questions have not raised the issue of the
Commission's relationship with stakeholdersall the public,
private and voluntary bodies that will have an interest in its
work, and members of the public. It is important that the Commission
is not only called to account by Parliament but listens to those
with direct experience on the ground. Commissions can all too
easily become inward looking and we need the HRC not only to listen
but also to mobilise others to help deliver its agenda. In A
Human Rights Commission we recommended a statutory advisory
board with a broad membership, meeting in different parts of the
country, with whom commissioners would meet regularly. Non-members
should be able to attend as observers, to increase transparency.
We should not forget the importance that the
United Nations places on each member state having a national human
rights institution, and the extent to which the voice of the UK
in promoting human rights abroad would have greater authority
were it seen to have established an effective Commission(s) in
the UK.
i. "Building a human rights culture".
Address to Civil Service College seminar, 9 December 1999.
ii. Second Reading Human Rights Bill, House
of Lords, 3 November 1997 col 1308.
iii. "The role of the Task Force and
the need for a Human Rights Commission. Paper by NGO Task Force
members. HRTF (00) 12.
iv. General Assembly Resolution 48/134,
December 1993.
v. National Human Rights Institution. A
Handbook. 1995 (para 70).
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13 Korean celebrities who have equally hot siblings
Are your siblings equally hot as you? These celebrities' siblings are.
Some celebrity siblings are well known. They work side by side as actors or singers. Other celebrity siblings are non-celebrities, although they share the genetic superiority with their celebrity siblings. Scroll down to see which celebrity sibling is the hottest!
1.SNSD Jessica and f(x) Krystal
Often referred as the Jung sisters, Jessica (Jung Soo Yeon) and Heirs' Krystal (Jung Soo Jung) are four years apart sisters and best friends. We can just tell how close they are in the photos. Jessica and Krystal even starred on a reality TV show together.
Check out Krystal's performance on Heirs:
2. Lee Byung Hun and Lee Eun Hee
Lee Byung Hun's younger sister Lee Eun Hee won Miss Korea back in 1996. She now works as a model. When she got married in 2012, Lee Byung Hun held her hand and walked her down the aisle to her future husband.
3. Park Shin Hye and Park Shin Won
Park Shin Hye's older brother Park Shin Won is a guitarist, composer and member of the folk style acoustic guitar group Tree Bicycle. He played guitar at Park Shin Hye's fan meeting in Tokyo, Japan, last summer, and wrote one of drama Pinocchio's soundtrack songs.
4. EXO Chanyeol and Park Yoo Ra
EXO Chanyeol's older sister is a news anchor. Isn't she a doll? Chanyeol recently had this adorable GIF battle with D. O. Chanyeol, D.O., Baekhyun, and Sehun star on a cute fan fiction web drama EXO Next Door:
5. EXID Hani and her younger brother
EXID Hani's younger brother is currently serving his military duties. People joke about how he's popular in the military because of his hot sister. They've confirmed their appearances on the reality show We Are Siblings, which premieres on July.
6. Ha Ji Won and Jeon Tae Soo
The Sungkyunkwan Scandal actor Jeon Tae Soo is younger brother of Ha Ji Won (Jeon Hye Rim) and also an actor! By the way, did you know Ha Ji Won has an upcoming drama? The Time That I Loved You, 7000 Days is based on a Taiwanese hit drama and stars Ha Ji Won and Lee Jin Wook:
7. Kim Tae Hee and Lee Wan
The Jang Ok Jung, Live in Love actress Kim Tae Hee and actor Lee Wan are good looking siblings! Lee Wan's been on dramas Swallow the Sun and Insoon is Pretty.
8. JYJ Park Yoo Chun and Park Yoo Hwan
The Sensory Couple actor Park Yoo Chun's younger brother Yoo Hwan is also an actor who's filmed A Thousand Days' Promise and I Need Romance.
9. Ryoo Seung Wan and Ryoo Seung Beom
Actor Ryoo Seung Beom and director Ryoo Seung Wan have worked on films like The Berlin File (2013).
10. SNSD Sooyoung and Choi Soo Jin
SNSD Sooyoung's older sister is a musical actress Choi Soo Jin.
11. Um Tae Woong and Um Jung Hwa
Both Uhm Jung Hwa and Uhm Tae Woong are great actors. Uhm Tae Woong with his baby daughter Ji On stars on the reality show Return of Superman:
12. 2NE1 Sandara Park and MBLAQ Thunder
2NE1's Sandara and her younger brother MBLAQ's Thunder (real name Park Sang Hyun) are always seen supporting each other through interviews. Man, talk about great genes!
13. Big Bang Taeyang and Dong Hyun Bae
Taeyang's older brother is a play actor. Don't their eyes, nose and lips look alike?
Who's your favorite Korean celebrity sibling? Tell us in the comments below!