WATERS
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Genres | Rock |
|---|---|
| Origin | California |
| United States | |
| Members | Van Pierszalowski |
| Brian DaMert | |
| Sara Ann DaMert | |
| Andrew Wales | |
| Greg Sellin | |
| Marte Solbakken | |
| Albums | Out in the Light |
| Something More! | |
| What's Real | |
| Record labels | Vagrant Records |
| TBD Records | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1848657 |
About WATERS
Waters is a musical project formed by Van Pierszalowski, the frontman of Port O'Brien, after Port O'Brien broke up. Pierszalowski traveled to Oslo to work on the album. The group released their debut album, Out in the Light, in 2011 to generally favorable reviews.
South China Sea: Philippines says Beijing installed floating barrier in contested area
... China s claims - which include sovereignty over land parcels and their adjacent Waters - have angered not just the Philippines but also Vietnam, Taiwan, Malaysia and Brunei...
Libya flood: Satellite images reveal destruction in Derna
...By The Visual Journalism Team BBC NewsSatellite images show the scale of destruction in the Libyan port of Derna after floodWaters swept away bridges, streets and communities - leaving thousands of people missing or dead...
Kenya's Lake Baringo: Surviving hippo and crocodile attacks
... From the main highway in the small town of Marigat, the beautiful golden yellow sun casts its rays on the Waters as it rises, making the lake glimmer...
Migrant boats in the Mediterranean: Why are so many people dying?
... " It is much longer and it also brings boats at the border between Italian and Greek national Waters - two governments currently not too keen to be seen as providing rescue operations to migrants at sea, " he said, pointing to the Greek shipwreck in June as an example...
The Chinese town engulfed by a flood to save Beijing
...By Stephen McDonellBBC News, Hebei provinceAs the flooding emergency in western Beijing turned deadlier at the beginning of this week, taking out bridges, washing away dozens of cars at a time, and wreaking havoc on the city, the decision was made to divert the raging Waters...
Atlantic orcas 'learning from adults' to target boats
... " Dr Rendell thinks, in the future, there might be economic, rather that scientific reasons, for some boats to avoid the Waters - and perhaps avoid sailing during the season - in which most of these encounters happen...
Crunch talks due on deep-sea mining controversy
... The controversy was triggered in 2021 when the tiny Pacific Island of Nauru made a formal request to the International Seabed Authority (ISA) - the UN body that oversees mining in international Waters - for a commercial licence to begin deep sea mining...
St John's ready to help in search for missing Titanic sub
... Mr Daley said that because of St John s history, the city has an array of trained mariners other technicians who have deep knowledge of the often temperamental Atlantic Waters - expertise he believes could be helpful as the search for the missing submersible continues...
South China Sea: Philippines says Beijing installed floating barrier in contested area
The Philippines has accused China of installing a " floating barrier" to stop fishing boats from entering a disputed area in The South China Sea.
The Philippines' Coast Guard said the 300m (1,000ft) obstacle was preventing fishermen from working in a lagoon in the Scarborough Shoal .
China claims More Than 90% of The South China Sea and seized the shoal in 2012.
Commodore Jay Tarriela of the Philippine Coast Guard said The Barrier was discovered by a patrol on Friday.
Three Chinese Coast Guard boats and a Chinese maritime militia service boat installed The Barrier when the Philippine vessel arrived, He Said .
The Chinese boats issued 15 radio challenges and accused the Philippine ship and fishermen of violating international and China's laws, before moving away " upon realising The Presence of media personnel onboard the (Filipino) vessel" He Said .
China's embassy in Manila did not immediately reply to a request for comment, Reuters news agency said.
Cmdr Tarriela of the Philippine Coast Guard said the said The Barrier was " depriving [fishermen] of their livelihood".
He added that Filipino fishermen say China typically installs such barriers when they monitor a large number of fishermen in the area.
He Said his organisation would work with concerned governments but would " uphold our maritime rights and protect our maritime domains".
The South China Sea is a rich fishing ground that is believed to hold vast oil and gas reserves. More Than half of The World 's fishing vessels operate in this area.
China's claims - which include sovereignty over land parcels and their adjacent Waters - have angered not just the Philippines but also Vietnam, Taiwan, Malaysia and Brunei.
China has backed its expansive claims with island-building and naval patrols.
The US says it does not take sides in territorial disputes, but has sent military ships and planes near disputed islands in what it calls " freedom of navigation" operations.
Beijing seized the Scarborough Shoal in 2012 and forced fishermen from the Philippines to travel further for smaller catches.
It later allowed the Philippines to fish nearby when relations improved under former President Rodrigo Duterte .
However, tensions have heightened since Last Year .
President Marcos Jr restored security ties with the US and in early 2023 granted American troops wider access to Philippine military bases.
This angered China as a larger US presence in the Philippines provides Washington with an arc of alliances stretching from South Korea and Japan to the north to Australia in The South .
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
