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"I loved her," Tobie said on national television that first week after the war, face as blank as her eyes were blade-bright, dressed in humanity like a poorly-fitted suit. "What else is there to say? She died, and I loved her."
"Like a sister, of course," the talk show host says, and Tobie shakes her head.
"Like a girlfriend," Tobie says, and ignores the shock that permeates the room.
Tobie, too, can be brave.
She talks to Rachel, sometimes.
Little things, like «I caught a skunk today. Accidentally. I had to morph five times to get the smell off.»
or «Today I went to the mall as Taylor, wearing that dress you liked.»
or «Did you know someone wrote a romance novel about us? I couldn't finish it.»
And Rachel – the Rachel who lives in the back of her mind, the ghost of a ghost, answers 'Remember the time with the grape juice? You're lucky you know more than Vissor Three did.'
or 'Taylor, Tobie, really? You know that's not healthy. And you never wear the green skirt I got you.'
or 'Tell me I killed something in it, at least. Or get Marco to sue the publisher for slander.'
She talks to Marco, too, and Ax and Cassie. Never Jake. Jake is an open wound, and she hates how much she misses him. Hates how thinking of him makes her want to be human and cry in his lap like a little girl.
Rachel was her girlfriend. Jake was her brother. She lost them both with Rachel's death, lost her whole family, and she misses them all, a tangle of hurt and need like a cancer growing under her breast.
"I didn't think you'd come," Marco says, once the doors of his rented villa are closed. Tobie shrugs awkwardly, draped in one of Marco's dress shirts.
"I -" her voice fails her. «I had to see this through.»
Marco nods, and doesn't comment on her use of thought-speak. "I'll make some calls, get you some clothes for the hearing. Something in red."
Tobie smiles for that, deliberately, the stretch of her mouth strange. «Rachel thought I looked good in green.»
"Green, then," Marco says, in the silence that falls. He laughs, suddenly, mouth twisting wryly. "Rosemary, for remembrance. The only thing I remember from Hamlet. Did I tell you I failed my GED last month?"
Tobie closes her eyes, memories bittersweet rising. «Idiot teenagers with a death wish, and failing grades in math.»
"Remember when Rachel tossed her math book into the river?" Marco askes. Tobie nods and swipes at her watering eyes.
"Towards - towards the end. Cassie did too." Her voice breaks. «I miss her so much, Marco. What am I supposed to do?»
Marco takes a shuddering breath, and opens his arms to her. "I don't know, little sister."


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Diplomatic notification 1999/5: Ramsar Convention Bureau - Vacancy announcement
Notification 1999/5
Ramsar Convention Bureau - Vacancy announcement
The Bureau of the Convention on Wetlands (Ramsar, Iran, 1971) presents its compliments and has the honour to refer to the following:
The Ramsar Bureau regrets to announce that, for family and career reasons, Dr. Bill Phillips has resigned from his position as Deputy Secretary General of the Convention and will return to Australia at the end of January 2000. Consequently, the Convention Bureau is inviting applications for the position as per the attached announcement.
The Ramsar Bureau would be grateful if the Administrative Authority of the Convention in each Contracting Party could assist in publicizing this vacancy and in encouraging potential candidates with the required qualifications to apply, by the deadline of 31 August 1999.
The Bureau of the Convention on Wetlands respectfully requests that the content of the present Note be communicated to the competent national authorities and avails itself of this opportunity to renew the assurance of its highest consideration.
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Days turn into weeks, Weeks turn into months...7 Reviews
*SEQUEL TO GIVE EM' HELL KID*- What's gonna happen to Gerard with Cami gone? Where is Cami? More importantly what's going to happen to Gerard and Cami's relationship? *READ AND FIND OUT*
6 months had passed since that fateful day; 6 long months. Cami looked out the window of the classroom sighing remembering the day everything had started to collapse.
Cami felt her eyes fill with tears as she looked at the positive sign on the stick. She threw it in the trash running into her room slamming the door burying her face in her pillow her loud sobs muffled by the pillow.
Cami heard the bell ring in the distance; she stood up gathering her books and shoving them into her leather messenger bag. She walked out of the classroom and out of the school building; she smiled when she saw one of the guys she loved most in the world.
"Babe" she said smiling kissing him on the cheek as he hugged her.
"How is my favourite Gal Pal?" Adam said opening the door for Cami letting her slide in before he closed it.
"Suicidal, how I usually feel. Nothing has changed." Cami said grumbling slightly wishing she could have a cigarette. She watched as Adam started the car and pulled away from the curb. "So how are things with you and Jake, last I heard he was moving in" Cami said. She smiled thinking about Jake. Jake still lived in New York City with Adam. Cami had moved to California with her dad shortly after MCR's summer tour had ended. Jake and Adam however had been planning to move to California after Jake finished up his senior year in New York City.
"He's good, I forgot how much he likes to sleep in" he said with a grin. "He said to tell you he's sorry he couldn't visit but he's got assignments and shit to finish, you know how much senior year is a bitch" he said tapping the steering wheel of the rented car. "He really wanted to come see you here in Paris" he said as they continued to drive back to The Ritz Hotel, her grandparents were paying for her to live in for a whole year.
These were her mother's parents, who still talked to Cami. Even though Julia her mom was a complete psycho and had faked cancer, her grandparents still adored Cami and her father ignoring Julia's pleas to cut her daughter out of getting anything from The Roth Family whatsoever. When Cami had found out she was pregnant, she had called her grandparents who had offered their help, when she suggested going away for a while maybe to do her final year of schooling on exchange her grandparents had thought nothing of it to pay for a deluxe suite for a year and her schooling at an exclusive school in Paris.
Cami and Adam entered the hotel going up to Cami's suite. Cami sat exhaustedly on the couch her hand rubbing her stomach, which now sported a small bump. Adam sat down beside her staring at her stomach.
"Do you know what the sex is yet?" He said placing his hand on her stomach smiling warmly at her.
"No I want a surprise" she said looking at her stomach eyeing it dubiously making Adam giggle. They giggle together smiling til the giggles stopped and Adam spoke.
"You told him yet?" He suddenly said quietly. Cami shook her head she didn't want to hear his name, it had been painful enough leaving him behind already she couldn't bear to think of the pain she had caused him over the last 6 months.
"I will tell him when I'm ready" she said standing up a hand still resting on her stomach. All of a sudden a searing pain ripped through her abdomen, Cami's vision wavered as she fell with a loud thud to the floor everything going black the moment her head hit the ground.
Gerard groaned a searing pain in his head, he clutched his head scrambling out of bed in his boxers and running into the bathroom. He hung his head over the side of the toilet the contents of last night's party emptying itself into the white porcelain bowl. He sat up on the smooth tiled floor and rested his head against the tiled wall, he smiled exhaustedly as he heard two feet thud quietly into the bathroom. He closed his eyes resting his head on the shoulder of his partner from last night.
"You okay?" The slightly croaky voice said from his friend as he lit a cigarette taking a long drag before handing it to Gerard who took a couple of small puffs before handing it back.
"What did we do last night?" Gerard groaned as his friend laughed.
"Beer, pot, coke, maybe some E?" His friend said laughing running a hand through Gerard's hair gently. Gerard smiled enjoying the feeling. He lifted his head; softly kissing his friend on the lips, he felt their arms wrap around his neck pulling him in closer to his slightly sweaty body. Gerard lifted himself straddling his friend burying his face in the crook of their neck as his friend sucked on Gerard's neck making him moan slightly.
"Fuck that feels good" he said tilting his head back, he stood up taking his friends hand dragging him back to bed. He lay back on the bed pulling his friend on top of him, he groaned as his friend slid down his body kissing his chest hungrily. Gerard continued to moan slightly feeling the cloth of his boxers restricting him, he grinned lazily through half closed as he felt his boxers being tugged down gently freeing his erection, he grinned down at his friend who looked up at him; grinning evilly.
"Just do it Bert you dick" Gerard said laughing at Bert who finally went to work.


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Let's count the ways that this gem from AllPosters.com makes us feel icky.
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Other than the wierd "daddy" vibe and the hateful "I'm so lucky that he doesn't mind if I work" vibe… What is she supposed to be holding that's missing? Her hands are like she's holding a rake or flag. (insert obvious "pole" statement…)
Posters like this are why David Lynch's Twin Peaks and Blue Velvet are so effective.
Eww… yeah, I wondered what her hands were meant to be holding, too…
Counting the ways this creeps me out:
1. The obvious: the idea that she needs his approval to work
2. The age difference. He's got some gray, a little paunch, and she has no gray or wrinkles visible. While not all relationships involving an age difference are inherently gross or sexist, in the context of the approval (see #1) it leads to, as Ravencomeslaughing mentioned, a "daddy" vibe.
3. What is he looking at? Her cleavage? It sure as hell isn't her face. The gaze adds to the idea that she's his possession, along with the placement of his hands, the fact that he's taller, and the fact that he's on the left (in the U.S., we read things from left to right, so he comes first. I know, it's a stretch, but it adds to the overall impression). It's almost like he's thinking "so, working for the war effort won't make her uterus shrivel, will it? 'cause I need her to pop out some little me's later"
4. The pink-collar ghetto implication. She's dressed for manual labor (but with a full face of makeup, ew), while he's in a power suit.
5. Her creepy mannequin pose. As others have mentioned, she looks like she's pretending to hold an invisible tool (heh). On top of that, though, she's standing in a very stiff pose and looking sort of past the camera (so to speak), off to the left. Looking directly at the camera would imply some personal agency- looking away from it makes her seem less human. He's not looking at the camera either, but at least he's standing in a more relaxed position.
6. The fact that even in an ad basically begging women to work and men to "let" them work, it's still produced by the "War Manpower Commission"
The left-right thing is absolutely not a stretch. It has a profound impact on how we view things. Connected is the fact that we view left-right movement (compositional or actual) as good or right or natural and right-left movement as evil or wrong or unnatural.
Also, I think it's supposed to be a hammer.
TO paraphrase Kenneth the NBC page, "It makes me feel creeped out in ALL the ways."
Does anyone else immediately think of AMC's "Mad Men" when they see this?
Like others, I don't get the hands. I first thought she was thunking herself in the stomach with one (like Heimlich?), though that doesn't make much sense. And dude so looks like her big bad poppa.
I'm going to leap in on the other side and defend this poster.
The sexist qualities it has are those inherent of its time: the ideal age for a woman is younger than the ideal age for a man. She's in makeup. These are qualities that are there to make 1940s Americans think, "yeah, I like them. They're cool." They're qualities that anybody in a cigarette ad would have.
The feminist qualities are good. Women also have the right to work for their country. Worried that your husband doesn't want you to work? Well, this woman's husband does, and she's proud of it. Did you get that, guy who happens to see this? The subliminal message is that women dig feminist men. The possession is there to combat fears that letting a woman work would result in divorce, or matrimonial discord. If I were designing this poster back then, I don't think I could have done a better job.
It makes me think of methods to combat FGM in Africa. One can't storm in saying stop. The most effective methods are ones that convince the men that it's not bad to have an uncut woman, and convince women that the men won't mind. Sure, the discussion is on sexist terms (men having women), but it's in the right direction.
Baby steps.
That said, it totally looks like she's holding a saucepan and spoon. Did artists not know another way to draw women?
Clearly, the position of her hands is because she's about to elbow him in the balls for staring at her cleavage the entire time they were getting their portrait painted…
air guitar…?
What a good patriot! Lending out his WifeBot2000 was *his* war-time effort!
I have to agree with Seamster. At the time this poster was made, if it had a message like "To hell with your husband, do whatever job you feel like" virtually no one would listen, because that kind of sentiment just wasn't heard of. People need to be eased into new ideas, otherwise they tend to just reject them. And when I say eased into, I mean they need some excuse to save their pride, because no one likes feeling like a moron.
Now before I inspire any rage, I'm not talking about ideals here, I'm not saying this is how things SHOULD be. But in reality it's just how large populations of people tend to act.
First thought: the guy is thinking "I've got a job for ya, sugartits."
So the woman is portrayed as proud that her husband wants to deny her her female privilege — he wants her to get up off her pampered ass and do some hard labor for once in her life.
What is the feminist's primary objection to this?
a. That the man's opinion of the woman's proper place is what actually determines what place she's in
b. That a man's opinion that a woman should even have a "proper place" at all is, itself, offensive
If you select (a) above, then what I think you're saying is that the man is "forcing" the woman to abstain from a life of hard labor. How terrible of him; what an oppressor, that he would consign his wife to a life of pampering and nurturing — against her will!!
If you select (b) above, then what I think you're saying is that the woman is incredibly sensitive to the man's opinion, and can't think or make decisions for herself without first removing his "sexist" beliefs.
Sometimes the angst that feminists express about sexist imagery reveals the mindset of many women: social acceptance (or social rejection) is just as much a determinant of their life decisions as is survival itself. A woman needs to feel accepted and valued before she can act. If you disagree with this last statement, then why is this sexist imagery worth spending your time or emotions? Why fret about it when the pampered woman only need to get out into the grimy workforce on her own volition, regardless of whether her husband approves? The answer is that woman need that approval — they crave and pine for it — and it seems to me that feminists want the entire society to change itself rather than the individual woman "suck it up" and work that daily grind, with approval or not.
The poster indicates that even for the war effort, her "job" is so temporary and inconsequential that she didn't even deserve to hold a "tool".
It's entirely possible the poster has been doctored later on to remove whatever it was she was holding or it's leaving it up in the air as to what particular job she is doing.
I'm with the other poster who looked at this in the context of the times. Women's husbands were at war and the government needed them to fill their places at work, but in particular they were needed to work in munition factories, hence the blue collar attire, class has nothing to do with this poster.
The poster is trying to reassure women that it's okay for them to step out of their roles and work and it's what the husbands away at war would want. Of course it's sexist, it was made in the 40s!That doesn't mean we shouldn't criticise it…but I don't think this was really being analysed in the right context either. And I don't know if you've ever seen any of the newsreel footage of women working in the factories but a hell of a lot of the time they were wearing full makeup!
Look on the brightside, the fact that so many women started working as a result of the war really steamrolled the subsequent feminist movement.
I'm not sure how saying it was made in the 40's is a defense for the poster. I'm positive many, many women found this poster just as creepy and offensive then too.
The reality is that the women of that era didn't have the voice to object to such things. Also, I think we would have seen a lot more posters of this sort if it were true that it was "just the era." Most propaganda posters geared toward getting women in the workforce showed only women with some sort of patriotic message. Most women went into the workforce because of the much needed income and a sense of patriotism not because their older, be-suited husband wanted them to. Besides, most of these women's husbands were away at war.
Ditto for the wearing make-up to do hot, sweaty manual labor thing. I would bet many working women didn't wear make up, but they weren't the ones photographed. And, the ones that did, there again, the women of that era didn't really have a voice, so we don't really know if it was truly a choice they made or if they felt they had to.
The fact that it was made in the 40's does not make it any less offensive. It may show how far we've come, but it's still creepy and offensive.
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"Ditto for the wearing make-up to do hot, sweaty manual labor thing. I would bet many working women didn't wear make up, but they weren't the ones photographed. And, the ones that did, there again, the women of that era didn't really have a voice, so we don't really know if it was truly a choice they made or if they felt they had to."
I think it's probably a little bit of both. My grandmommy (mothers side) lived well into her 80′s, and until her dying day, wouldn't have CONSIDERED going outside without her makeup. It wasn't just makeup – it was pantyhose also! She lived with us for the last 10 years of her life, and I remember she would wake up, put on hose under her PJ's, a little lipstick, and come over for breakfast. I obviously didn't know her during the WWII era, but I'm pretty sure that by the time she was 80+ and living primarily in the home, it was a choice… It was part of her morning ritual, and she simply didn't feel dressed without it!
Also, as a sidenote – my grandma (fathers side) worked for the US Geological Survey during the war, and credits posters like this for helping convince her father that it would be OK for her to go to work. I just got off the phone with her – we talked about it and she didn't think the posters were creepy at all – she thought they were AWESOME!
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About taking the ad in context: I'm torn. I agree you have to look at the time period and acknowledge that baby steps are necessary. But it's hard for me to see this poster that way, rather than in the way Kate mentioned- a man lending out his wife for the war effort.
It's not as though WWII came around and men suddenly thought hey, women have been talking about working and they've made a good argument, so let's work to make it socially acceptable for them. No. One group of men based in the government, the military, and the economic sector, saw a (male, white) labor shortage that was hindering them from achieving their goals. They went about convincing men from the private sector to lend out their private unpaid workforce for a while. Certainly this led to advances in women's rights, but that was because women used the opportunity to make changes.
And we also shouldn't forget that it's only white women who weren't working at the time. Women of color have always worked. I'm not sure how that fits into my above statements, but I felt like it needed to be said.
Propaganda ads such as this were not about acknowledging that some women were already working at the time. The mainstream belief was that married women bore children and kept house for their husbands, so the aim was to make it acceptable for these women to now work outside the home.
The desire to have women in the workforce during WW2 was driven by need (government, military and economic), and so prevailing ideologies regarding gender roles had to be overridden. If men were off fighting or involved in other war-time occupations deemed as suitable for them at the time, then the labour void had to be filled, and who better than by women? I love the way the poster is commending the man for doing his patriotic duty in wanting (allowing?) his wife to work outside the home, and the woman is proud that he feels this way!
Both of my grandmothers ended up working in factories during the "war effort" in Britain. One was actually making gas-masks before war was even declared, but was sworn to secrecy. My great aunt "manned" anti-aircraft guns during The Blitz on London.
I'm not sure that this led directly to advances in women's rights. Certainly women (and men) became aware that (married) women were able to work outside of the home and perform competently work which had traditionally been considered suitable for men only. What is interesting is that after the war, and the men came home, the desire to have women in the workforce also ended. Many women found themselves without jobs due to preference being given to returning men. Also the ideology of the time changed back to the man at work and woman at home with children.
One only has to look at the politics, popular culture, and advertising of the 50s to see that the pendulum had swung well and truly back. A woman's value was again measured by her ability to support her husband in his role as breadwinner, bear his children and run an efficient household. Working outside of the home was never a part of this ideology, even given the reality that many women did still work outside of the home. These women, however, were likely to fall outside of the mainstream view of society, and be seen as belonging to fringe groups.
Even in my childhood, as married women began to participate in the workforce in significantly increasing numbers, I can remember it being said that allowing married women into the workforce was taking away jobs from men who had families to support. Now of course, (as it was also being realized by the powers that be during my childhood), women in the workforce are necessary for western economies to survive in providing a sufficient workforce, but as study after study shows, they still do not participate on an equal footing with men.
As for my grandmothers, one went back to being a housewife and had 5 more kids. My other grandmother, abandoned by my grandfather during the war, spent the rest of her life in menial jobs that were available to a woman, to support her 2 kids, and herself. My great aunt married a Canadian soldier posted in Britain and went to live in Canada on a farm, where she worked her butt off, while looking after kids and house at the same time.
While the participation of women in the workforce during WW2 indicated that they were capable of work outside the home, this was only ever seen as a temporary measure by the powers that be, hence the reversal in attitudes after the war. But the seeds were sewn, even if it took another generation or two for the women's movement to really gather momentum and instigate change.
If you ever get a chance to see a Canadian movie called, Elsie – Queen of the Hurricanes, please take it. It's about women making the Hurricane fighter plane for the war, and most of all, about Elsie McGill, the engineer who designed it. Great stuff is here, including how the women were forced out of their jobs after the war. I knew one of them – the mother of a school friend!
I read her hands as a "look, ready to work!" position i.e. ready to start manual labour.
I'm inclined to agree with Steamster and others, in a sense – well yeah, the poster is pretty sexist, but duh, it was the 40s.
Sometimes I am reminded just how far women have come. I don't mean to sound Pollyannaish and there is doubtless a hell of a lot still to do, but…baby steps. Baby steps.
Interestingly, my mother (who will turn 83 next January) included that poster in a talk she did for her university group on women's role in WWII. It was part of several contemporary posters that were used to urge women to help in the war effort, either by joining the armed forces or by signing up for war work. Both were considered revolutionary in a culture that, for the most part, considered women to be there mainly as support for their parents, husbands, and children.
(My mother, incidentally, who was a teenager during the war, got a college education in spite of the fact that all the neighbors thought her parents were crazy — she should be out working to support her brother through college! This was the psychology of the times.)
Yes, we both chortled over the expression on the face of the husband. Yes, it's not a very well-drawn poster, and the message is a bit mixed. But propaganda wasn't quite as subtle as it is today. And while my mom thought it was rather funny, she didn't find anything creepy about it.
(The man and woman are supposed to be about the same age, by the way; the reason he comes off as older to our eyes is because she, as a woman, is going to be groomed to look younger.)
My mother also noted that what this poster was supposed to be doing was encouraging older, middle-class women (thus, the look of prosperity) to join their less prosperous sisters in the manufacturing plants. (And yes, most factory women would have worn at least minimum makeup — most women outside of the most rural communities would have considered going out without their lipstick about the equivalent of going out without their underwear.) There was another poster we found that had the same message for younger women; I don't remember the exact slogan, but it basically had a man in a soldier's uniform being proud because his wife was also doing her bit.
Seems to me to be saying "While there are lots of husbands who pitch a fit when their wives are going off to work, mine doesn't." Seems pretty progressive for the day, although not so much the apron vs. suit juxtaposition.
I don't see how this poster implies that it's the husband's decision. The language speaks to me loud and clear that it's up to the woman, as if she's already made up her mind, and he's cool with it; the rest of you gents should be too.
Tara: Yes, I think of Mad Men, mainly because the woman is a dead ringer for Peggy.
ah I didn't even get the sexism until I read the comments. I thought "share" meant share of household work. I mean she is dressed for cooking or cleaning or gardening or something.
so I mean it's like he can't expect she is going to help out with the cleaning and cooking, he needs to ask her to do her part.


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"I would have no problem with it," Haden said of Manziel potentially landing with the Browns. "… I love the way he plays, his passion. You need that, especially with the young team we have with the Browns. He would bring that fire to us, just the excitement. With Johnny Football, you never know what he's going to do on any play. I like that about him."
Brian Hoyer would be in line to be the Browns starter if they don't make any additions to the position either through the draft or via free agency, but the drafting of Manziel would go a long way toward bringing that fire as Haden says to the franchise that has been in a perpetual rebuild.
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Recorded Music NZ reanimates its war on piracy with 11 new cases — but also shows a reasonable side
Last year, we saw waves of cases brought by the music industry under the new file sharing law.
18 people were hauled infront of the Copyright Tribunal, where they faced fines of up to $15,000 under The Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Amendment Act.
Then ... nothing. Months went by without Recorded Music NZ (the successor to Rianz in a music industry body rejig) pressing any new third-strike cases under the Act's graduated warning regime (remarkably, the NZ Screen Association — formerly NZ FACT — which represents the major Hollywood studios, has never taken a case to the Tribunal. It says the $25 warning notice fee is too high, and wants the legislation reformed so ISPs are forced to install monitoring software).
Recorded Music NZ general counsel Kristin Bowman tells NBR six cases have now been submitted to the Tribunal under a new wave of action (none have been heard by the panel so far; in most responses are still being sought from the accused in preparation for the hearing).
Five more will be filed over the next fortnight.
Why the big pause?
"As the legislation had been in play for over a year, as at September 2013, we thought it appropriate to review. During our review, we held back any new filings," says Ms Bowman (cases already in the works kept the Tribunal busy, and publishing new decisions, up to January 2013).
Recorded Music NZ (or at least its precursor Rianz) got some bad press for focusing on petty offending with its first wave of 18 cases (reflected in penalties that were typically in the $200 to $400 range; a fraction of what the industry group had sought). The case successfully brought against a soldier in Afghanistan who wasn't even in the country when a handful of songs were downloaded on his internet account was a showcase for everything bad about the law.
During its review, Recorded Music decided a key goal should be to identify the biggest offenders. However, it ran up against the Privacy Act. Fishing expeditions through ISPs' logs were not going to happen.
Two cases settled
It's notable that of the six new cases so far pending, Recorded Music has settled two.
Ms Bowman says one was withdrawn after there was confusion over whether a father had received notices, and he agreed to removed peer-to-peer file software and educate family members.
A second was withdrawn after a parent agreed to pay costs and agreed to remove P2P software and educate family members.
It's good to see Recorded Music seems to be taking a more reasonable approach, and that it's dangling carrots as well as the stick, promoting legal download services (via www.promusic.co.nz) — an area where, after a slow start, the music industry has made great progress. Between free streaming services like Spotify and Pandora, and the low-cost likes of Apple iTunes and Google Play, there's no excuse to pirate.
Law needs reforming, but TPP in the way
But I've still got issues with the The Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Amendment Act.
One is that under section 122N of the Act – or the "presumption of guilt section" as Lowndes Jordan partner Rick Shera and other critics call it – there's no requirement for a rights holder to even prove the defendant actually even received the notices
The other is that an internet account holder is responsible for the offending of anyone who uses their account – which seems a bit on the nose for the head of a family, an employer, a school principal or a hotel owner, to give a few examples. If, say, an offending staff member has been educated, and is disciplined or even fired, that still doesn't let the employer off the hook. That's costly and unfair. Ms Bowman uses the analogy of a household or flat where someone uses tons of power or racks up a big toll bill, where we take it for granted that the account holder is responsible. I think it should be more like getting caught on camera with a traffic violation, where you get the chance to prove you weren't driving your car at the time.
If there's one thing entertainment industry groups and consumer advocates like Tech Liberty can agree on, it's that the new(ish) file sharing law needs some tweaks.
However, the government says a substantive review of the file sharing law — and copyright law as a whole — won't take place until the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement is signed. Negotiations for the controversial TPPA will take months or even years to reach their conclusion. Leaks from the secret negotiations reveal the US is pushing for a ban parallel importing and tighter geographic restrictions on online downloads (among many other provisions). The Americans are isolated in their position, but if they prevail, and NZ signs up, the government is quite correct to say our Copyright Act will need a major rewirte.
See more on this issue in "The War on Piracy Reboots" in today's print edition of NBR.
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The war on internet piracy will be much like the war on drugs. The more you try and stop it the more you popularize it. Just look at what happened to The Pirate Bay - sure its founders got jailed and fined but the amount of people accessing the site (which apparently cannot be shut down due to it being easily cloned) now has gone up beyond all measure thanks to the court case.
The argument for piracy prosecution is a pretty weak one imho and really one rooted in a pre-21st century understanding of ownership.
Does piracy actually reduce the production or quality of content generally?
Is content being produced and consumed in record amounts despite piracy or because of sharing?
Anecdotally, if Avatar is the highest grossing movie of all time, and is also the most pirated movie of all time, is there actually a positive correlation between piracy and profit? Could it be causal?
Does piracy deprive content producers of anything they own?
Do (or should) content producers actually own the right to hypothetical sales that might've occurred had their content not been pirated?
Are industry estimated damages from piracy just wild guesses that would never materialise if piracy was actually stopped?
Can piracy be stopped practically?
Is a (foreign) content producers right to copyright protection more important than my right to privacy?


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What Do You Think Was the Most Offensive Part of Mike Huckabee's Speech Yesterday?
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Yesterday, Mike Huckabee made waves with his comments about women in a speech at the Republican National Committee's winter meeting. Everybody was focusing on "Uncle Sugar" (whoever that is) and "controlling libidos" but there were actually several things that Governor Huckabee said that blew our minds (and not in a good way) with their outrageousness.
Read his quotes and then tell us below which one you think is the most offensive statement.
1. When he said:
Republicans don't have a war on women. They have a war FOR women.
Because women can't fight their own wars and the bills Republicans have been trying to pass (ie letting your boss decide if you get access to birth control, mandating ultrasounds, letting your doctor deny lifesaving care because of their religious beliefs) are exactly what women across America want.
2. When he referred to women as:
victims of their gender.
Women are victims, enough said.
3. When he said the Republican party:
stands for the recognition of the equality of women and the capacity of women.
By equality , does he mean women making 77 cents on the dollar (the GOP consistently opposes fair pay legislation)? And by capacity, does he mean only insofar as women are able to make their medical decisions in accordance with politicians' values?
4. When he referred to women as so easily coerced that they:
believe that they are helpless without Uncle Sugar coming in and providing them a prescription each month for birth control.
For men, it's Uncle Sam but for women it's Uncle Sugar.
5. When he implied women need birth control because:
they cannot control their libido or their reproductive system".
Actually, birth control isn't meant to control women's sex drive, it's to help women control when and if they get pregnant (not to mention a myriad of other uses like treating endometriosis and acne). And men have an interest in that too.
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For 16 years, U.S. News & World Report has issued annual rankings of America's medical centers, and for the last 15 of them, Johns Hopkins has been No. 1. (The first year, Mayo Clinic snagged the honor.)
U.S. News ranks hospitals in 17 specialties. How do they do it?
Put simply, the rankings are based on a mixture of subjective opinion and hard data analysis. Rankings in five specialties—ophthalmology, pediatrics, psychiatry, rehabilitation and rheumatology—are based solely on reputation. Randomly selected, board-certified physicians list the five hospitals they believe are best in their specialty for difficult cases, without considering cost or location. Last year, nearly half the 3,400 doctors surveyed responded.
Rankings in the 12 other specialties are based on medical data—the number of specified procedures hospitals perform on Medicare patients, for example, or the number of specified technology-related services (such as positron emission tomography) hospitals make available. Last year, out of all 6,000 U.S. medical centers, just 176 scored high enough to rank in even a single specialty.
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Q: I love to bake fresh bread and aspire to the tall, fluffy loaves in bakery windows. However, whenever I cover the rising dough with a towel, after it's risen it will inevitably stick to the towel and deflate immediately. I've tried sprinkling the dough with flour but it seems to soak right into the dough.
Any tips for bakery-window-worthy bread loaves?
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Editor: Lauren, we know exactly what you mean and have been there many times ourselves!
First of all, make sure the towel you're using is a finely-woven, non-textured cotton cloth. Terry cloth or waffle-weave towels will end up sticking to the dough like crazy. A piece of canvas or linen works great, or even a large man's handkerchief (clean and unused!).
Next, it can help to work some flour into the cloth itself. Lay it flat on the counter, sprinkle some flour on top, and then use your fingers to gently rub the flour into the fabric weave. Still dust the top of the loaf with a little flour, too. We reuse the same towel several times and just keep it folded inside our baking tins.
We've also been experimenting with removing the covering from the rising loaf about a half hour before baking - that is to say, before the rising loaf would start touching the covering! This is something Peter Reinhart mentions in one of his books, and he says it helps create a thin dry skin. The surface is still flexible enough to rise in the oven, but it makes cutting the slashes in the top easier and helps control the oven spring. AND you'll avoid the problem of the dough sticking to the cloth!
How do other people deal with this problem? Any suggestions for Lauren?
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Ok, this may be a goofy answer, but I think I never have this problem because I make sure to use the largest bowl in my kitchen. The dough rises but never reaches the cloth.
I like the Alton Brown method for dough. I let it rise in a clear cylindrical container. I wrap a large rubber band around it marking where the dough was to start with. This way Its super easy to tell when it has doubled in size. As long as your container is more than double tall, you won't ever have to worry about the towel touching the dough. However, if it absolutely has to touch the towel your using, I would go with what the editor has said. The type of towel is very important. You can pick up a fairly inexpensive bit of linen or canvas at your local fabric store. Just stay away from anything dyed as the color may transfer to the dough since the fabric is new and would take many many washes to get rid of the excess dye.
I cover my dough loosely with an oiled piece of plastic wrap. It never sticks...
Lightly oiled clingfilm works for me.
Maybe its the type of bread i make, but i always punch it down from the huge bowl it rises in, and then weave it on a baking tray, cover it with egg wash (and black and white sesame seeds) and let it rise again for another half hour. It never gets a chance to touch the cloth, and makes fluffy beautiful bread.
I use a disposable shower cap (acquired during hotel stays) on the top of my bowl when bread is rising. They are more flexible than cling film and rise with the bread and they don't need oiled as they never touch the dough.
I use a (clean) shower cap on the first rise, and for doughs that go into a loaf pan. The elastic holds it nicely around the container, and you can poof up the top so the rising dough won't touch the plastic. Just be careful when you take it off that it doesn't snap and hit the dough. For loaves that are freeform (round, baguettes, etc), I upturn a mixing bowl, roasting pan, etc over the dough for the second rise. I find that covering it with something that never touches the dough gives me the best results.
A clean plastic grocery bag placed upside down over the bowl works well too. (Same basic idea as flmorrison's shower cap.) Secure it with a rubber band around the bowl, leaving plenty of room at the top for the dough to rise without touching the plastic.
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As I show in this video, I rise my bread in the oven, uncovered. Works great, does not dry out in the least. Though my wife says if you ever do have problems with it drying out, just put a pan of water underneath it.
I preheat the oven to 170F then turn it off and let the bread rise in there in the pans.
I also use the oiled plastic wrap method and it works for me well.
Personallly, I have always found that using a towel at all is cumbersome and messy. I put a little flour right onto my countertop and turn the dough out onto the counter. While needing, I usually have to add a little more flour than expected to keep it from being too sticky.
You mean after you have shaped the loaf and it is proofing before being put in the oven I assume. I liked the idea here so much I did it myself with an old comforter container.
You can put a little cup of hot water in there to keep the temp up a bit on cold days and keep it moist in there. Works quite well. I went a further step and cut a hole in the flap so I can proof loaves right on my peel.
Put the bread in a straight-sided container that has been well greased and place in your (off) oven, uncovered, along with a large baking pan that is full of steaming hot water. The warmth of the oven will help the rise and the steam will keep the dough moist.
When covering a dough with a "wetter is better" policy (baguettes, ciabatta, etc.), I just make sure to sprinkle the top of the loaves and with water and make sure my (yep, tightly woven) cloth is damp too. No sticking problems yet!
I just experimented with an upside-down mixing bowl. Works for free-form loaves, i think!
plastic wrap sprayed with cooking spray or A generous flouring depending on the style of bread. Emma's suggestion of working the flour into a towel is good as well.
Keep in mind that as the bread rises, the flour particles get spread further apart (in addition to getting wet down by the dough). If this looks like it's going to be a problem sometimes I shake on more flour part way through the rise.
If the dough is in a round bowl, use a glass saucepan lid and spray the underside of the lid with cooking spray or apply a thin coating of oil. Spray the tea towel with cooking spray. It's easier to coat the towel, lid or piece of plastic, than to apply something to the dough before it expands. Wax paper will work too.
Lightly oiled plastic wrap. Works every time.
I use plastic wrap or a very damp tea towel.
If you're concerned about being green, you can even fold up the plastic wrap when you're done, pop it in the freezer, and reuse it...
So many great suggestions! Thanks, all!
- Lauren
You may also want to check that you've put enough flour in the bread (I don't measure, I just know when it's done from repetition). White bread dough, for instance, is supposed to be not quite slightly sticky; I've noticed that I've had the same problem you have when I've skimped on flour and the loaves don't rise as high.
When I'm doing French bread - another "wetter is better" bread - I use plastic wrap under the towel.
I might try letting my bread rise in the oven, although I'm often using the oven on other projects while the bread rises - which creates a wam environment for the bread to rise.


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The Casino Theatre was a Broadway theatre located at 1404 Broadway, at West 39th Street in New York City. Built in 1882, it was a leading presenter of plays and musicals until it closed in 1930.[1]
The Casino Theatre was designed in Moorish Revival style by architect Francis Hatch Kimball and was the first theatre in New York to be lit entirely by electricity. It originally seated approximately 875 people, however the theatre was enlarged and rebuilt in 1905 after a fire in 1903. The redesigned Casino seated 1,300.[2]
The theatre opened with productions by the McCaull Comic Opera Company. It was managed by Canary & Lederer from 1894 to 1903, and from 1903 by the Shuberts. The theatre was home to a number of long-running comic operas, operettas and musical comedies. As the center of the Broadway theatre district moved uptown, north of 42nd Street, the Casino closed in 1930. It was demolished the same year, along with the nearby Knickerbocker Theatre, to make way for the expanding Garment District.[2]
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- 1882: The Queen's Lace Handkerchief
- 1883: The Beggar Student
- 1884: Nell Gwynne
- 1885: Die Fledermaus
- 1886: Erminie
- 1888: The Yeomen of the Guard
- 1894: The Passing Show
- 1895: The Wizard of the Nile
- 1896: In Gay New York
- 1897: The Belle of New York
- 1898: Clorindy, or The Origin of the Cake Walk
- 1900: The Casino Girl
- 1900: Florodora
- 1901: The Little Duchess
- 1902: A Chinese Honeymoon
- 1903: The Runaways
- 1905: The Earl and the Girl
- 1909: Havana
- 1909: The Chocolate Soldier
- 1912: The Firefly
- 1912–13: Seasons of Gilbert and Sullivan
- 1914: High Jinks (musical)
- 1915: The Blue Paradise
- 1916: Very Good Eddie
- 1917: Oh, Boy!
- 1918: Oh, Lady! Lady!!
- 1921: Tangerine
- 1923: Wildflower
- 1923: A Chinese Honeymoon
- 1924: I'll Say She Is – Marx Brothers
- 1925: The Vagabond King
- 1926: The Desert Song
- 1928: My Maryland
- 1929: The New Moon
- 1930: American Opera Company's Madama Butterfly
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