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Comment from: Syona, 13-18 Female (Patient) Published: June 09
I'm 18 & this is the first time I've ever heard about anything like this. After I was feeling some discomfort the pain got to the point of where I couldn't do anything without being in extreme pain. At first the ER doctors diagnosed me with a pilonidal abscess above my tailbone. They drained it and gave me pain medications and an antibiotic. A few days later the pain was worse than it originally was. We returned to the emergency room and they diagnosed me with a pilonidal cyst. They had to surgically remove it and I have to go back for unpacking. I hope to never have this happen again.
Comment from: In pain, 25-34 Female (Patient) Published: June 09
I got a pilonidal cyst a week after I had my baby. I had 29 stitches I was already in a lot of pain when my tailbone started hurting, especially when I'm sitting. I used some hot presses. The next morning, the area was in a lot of pain and was oozing pus. I went to the hospital where the doctor numbed the area and took out the pus. I had a home care come and pack it for two months. It was very painful during those first few weeks. Finally it almost closed, and I went back to the surgeon. He said I needed an operation cause it was still draining. So now it's been a week since the operation, and it's still very painful. Now, I'm getting the area packed every day.
Comment from: tracker, 45-54 Male (Patient) Published: May 31
I had a pilonidal cyst which required lancing and draining. A local anesthetic was administered prior to the procedure. There was no pain during the procedure and little pain afterwards. It was not as big a deal as some people have experienced.
Comment from: B.J., 75 or over Female (Patient) Published: May 31
My pilonidal cyst burst on its own. I experienced chills and fever, sweating, headache and aching joints. I am currently taking an antibiotic named Clindamycin four times daily with food and water. The deep hole is closing after 6 days of medicine. I feel uncomfortable sitting, so I lie down when I can.
Comment from: 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: May 09
I got my first pilonidal cyst at age 40. I am now 51 and still, I can't get rid of it. After many surgeries, I still have a pin hole that drains yellow fluid ever so slowly. During one of my surgeries, the tip of my tailbone was removed because the cyst was wrapped too many times around it. Although I don't hurt anymore, I would like to get rid of this thing once and for all.
Comment from: thechamp, Female Published: April 19
I am 26 and I just suffered from a pilonidal abscess. I have always had a little lump under my skin for about the past 3-4 years and it was tender. I remember at one point it hurt so bad that I could not get in and out of my car. I had to drive with my body stretched straight which was very uncomfortable. Then one day the pain went away and I felt normal. My doctor had said that many times these cysts will go away on their own. Now three years later this past week that same cyst started to grow. Within about 48 hours it went to being the size of a pea to the size of a golf ball. It was sore and I could not sit down. My doctor sent me to the ER where they lanced and drained it. The doctor shot multiple needles of numbing medicine around and in the infected area. It felt like she was shooting fire in my body. Bad enough I was lying on my stomach so the only thing I could do was try to crawl away off the table. It was more painful than natural childbirth! When the medicine kicked in she then cut open the area and drained it. A lot of pus, blood and nasty stuff came out, and I am glad that I couldn't watch. She packed it and I returned 2 days later and I just got my packing removed. I feel much better. The doctor said it almost always comes back in patients.
Comment from: jackie, 25-34 Female (Patient) Published: April 18
I had a cyst when I was seventeen and in excruciating pain I had it lanced and drained only to have to do it all again 6months later as the surgeons couldn't get it all the first time. Now 16years later it is back and I am on my third round of antibiotics to try to get rid of it without lancing it again.
Comment from: Sharon, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: March 24
From the age of 15 to 19, the cyst would come back and I would have it lanced. Finally, at age 19 the doctor decided to do the surgery and I haven't had a problem since, but the area is very sensitive and I can't sit for very long.
Comment from: flaelbib, 25-34 Male (Patient) Published: March 16
I had surgery for a cyst when I was 15. I'm now 29 and have not had a recurrence, though the area is sensitive and uncomfortable when sitting for long periods. The first surgeon I went to wanted to make two diagonal incisions and basically sew it up in a way that would have flattened the cleft. It did not sound like a good idea so we got a second opinion. The surgery ended up being a vertical incision along the cleft and the area was drained and cleaned. It was packed with gauze to heal from the inside out. The healing process took several weeks and the wound was a pain to take care of, but I'm still convinced it was the right treatment. There was never much pain but the bleeding and constant draining in the first several days was pretty hard to deal with.
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Cabin 21 was very pleasant and near a delightful swimming hole in the river behind the development. We were able to walk to the Pioneer center and could've walked to the shuttle for the Mariposa grove if we had been more organized. Evening meals on the deck were a highlight of our stay.
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I'm from Argenitna, I visited Yosemite with my parents. We happend to find this place over the internet in ------- and we booked a one bedroom cabin. It was gorgeous!!!! The staff were so amicable that made us feel like home.
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This place is kind of a mixed bag depending on what you're looking for. Yosemite Valley is a beautiful 45 minute drive, Mariposa Grove is close, and Oakhurst is about 30 minutes away. Not bad for a major tourist destination. You can go sightsee then come back to your cabin and enjoy a quiet evening by the fireplace. Modern TV and phone. Pay laundry downstairs in the main office.
Certainly a very enjoyable cabin. Quiet neighborhood type of place. You should call and talk to the folks, though, as there are many styles to choose from. Our cabin suited us - 2 bedroom - nice deck with BBQ - unlimited supply of firewood - central heating - a helpful office staff. Surrounded by very pretty scenery.
We enjoyed the pleasant walks along the main road, up to the falls, and around the area. Bring your groceries from Raley's in Oakhurst.
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We stayed there 5 nights. Cabin was a premium cabin, a little pricey but well worth it. Kitchen had all the amenities needed and more. Fireplace was nice, with pre-cut wood outside. Cabin had TV, VCR, DVD player and movies in the cabin and at the reception. Arrived late, and there was a late check-in envelope waiting. Great location for Badger's Pass and Giant Sequoias. Only thing was the bathroom was not as luxurious as the rest of the cabin, just a basic bath/shower combo.
My fiancee and I recently visited cabin #76 and LOVED it! The cabin is within a mile of the Chilnulna Falls so we enjoyed walking there every morning. This beautiful 2 bed 2 bath featured a big fireplace in the living room that made for a romantic setting! We also were able to BBQ almost every night on the built in BBQ on the back deck. The cabin was also close to Oakhurst (I think about 20 miles) so we would make our way into town for a movie or additional shopping. Yosemite is breathless and the cabin we stayed at was beautiful! We will definaltey be back!!!!
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Our family spent Christmas at The Redwoods in Yosemite a couple of years ago. It was the best Christmas ever. We had a three-bedroom house that was phenomenal. Aside from being beautiful, it was the best-equipped accommodation of its kind we have ever encountered. Everything worked, there was lots of room, and then, of course, there was the national park. We all drove around oohing and ahhing at the gorgeous scenery and the waterfalls in the snow. We built snowmen, went sledding, and fed the deer that came to our back door. The kids went skiing and snow-boarding at Badger Pass, while the grandparents had tea at the Ahwani Hotel. Everyone went on a snowshoe hike in Mariposa Grove. We all loved it and plan to go back again next year!
Pick the right cabin- great time!
We visited the Redwoods in Yosemite in March 2004, end of Winter. The cabins really vary. They are all family/individual owned, the Redwoods group is the rental mgt firm, but the furniture, decore, etc, are all up to individual owners. I spent time on the phone before hand (very nice folks) reviewing different options: no pets, secluded as we have 3 loud little ones, two baths if possible, nice fireplace etc. They found the perfect cabin for us (Standard, 2 BD, 2 BA # 17), up a hill, nice flat yard, not right next door to another cabin (as many of them are close to each other). Not fancy, but clean, good space, 2 bedrooms and a nice fireplace. The kids loved it. We had deer in the back yard every AM and a nice view of the granet mtn and nice sunsets. Good/easy trek to nearby falls on the back side of the neighborhood, friendly folks at the front desk (came up with a huge load of wood when asked), great skiing for little ones at Badger. We'd go back, but every cabin is different, spend a lot of time with the pictures on the site and ask a lot of questions (and call back and ask them again of a 2nd res person). The gal I spoke with knew each cabin and she directed us to a great fit. Plan on going back in January, 45 mins to the valley sure, but the seclusion is nice, and the Redwoods on the Wawona side are great.
Absolutely wonderful
Given that the two reviews posted here were so radically different, my boyfriend and I were a bit nervous upon arriving at the Redwoods. Thankfully, we were delighted with cabin #77! We chose the Redwoods, and the cabin, specifically because we have two dogs and it is almost impossible to find anywhere in the Valley that will take pets.
The Redwoods are vacation homes which the owners rent out and are managed on-site by a property management company. The people running the office were very very nice and willing to help us with anything we needed. We experienced a blackout while there (not at all uncommon in the Valley, though more common in winter), and we got more oil from them for the oil lamps provided in all cabins. Our cabin was big, clean, and equipped with absolutely everything we needed--firewood for the lovely fireplace, cooking supplies, coffeemaker, extra linens, VCR, CD player, books, you name it. We had a huge deck with a BBQ grill and the cabin was set back from the road and our neighbors, while near, were quiet and barely noticeable.
There are trails that run in and near the Redwoods (it is actually located within the boundaries of the southern part of the park) and the main part of the Valley is about a 45 minute drive. We took our inflatable boat to Bass Lake, which is very close and located in Sierra National Forest. You can take motorized boats and jet skis there too. It was very beautiful. Lots of restaurants and stores are located in nearby Oakhurst, about 22 miles away.
There are three tiers of houses at the Redwoods: Economy, Standard, and Premium. Perhaps the person who had a terrible experience was in an economy cabin, or perhaps they just had a bad house. We had a great house--we liked #77, a Standard house. Even though it wasn't "modern" in decor, it had everything we could desire in a vacation home. Beautiful setting, big, clean and well stocked, comfortable, fireplace and deck to while away the hours, and a place where our puppies were welcome. Check out their web site, and look at the houses. Maybe you'll have the good experience we did!
The worst place I have ever stayed
Sure, Yosemite lodging is overpriced, but I have stayed in hostels for $20 a night that are nicer than the cabin my husband and I spent our first anniversary in. The carpet was filthy, there was dried food on the couches- we had to put sheets on them to sit down- absolutely none of the furnishings had been updated since the early '80's, there were DIRTY dishes in the cupboards, and the musty smell was rank. When I brought these concerns to the staff at the front desk, she said "I'll let housekeeping know." I would NEVER recommend this place to anyone. The price they charge for this HOLE is criminal, especially considering we splurged for a very special time, that was great nonetheless, no thanks to The Redwoods..
Amazing cabin
We stayed here for 4 nights in June, following 4 nights in Sequioa Kings Canyon.
The cabins all vary, ours (#84) was very nice in a kind of retro 70's chalet kind of way.
All the facilites in the chalet are just what you need, full kitchen bathroom and living space. Ours had a great veranda with bar-b-q.
Be warned though, there are no supplies provided in the cabin, so buy before you arrive as the local store is quite pricey. Also, the main Yosemite valley is a good 45 minute drive away.
Overall we had a great time there.
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A couple of website state this as a 5-star hotel - it is more 4-star, but a very very good 4-star.
The grounds are beautifully done, and rooms are very comfortable - a lovely bathroom suites and an excellent bed.
For All Inclusive, the food was good - lots of choice and of good quality - even my very fussy veggie friend said it was good!
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By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 4:52 PM GMT on June 01, 2007
A large area of disturbed weather continues over the Western Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico in association with a non-tropical area of low pressure. There is no circulation evident on QuikSCAT, satellite loops, or the Tampa Bay radar. Wind shear is about 20-40 knots, which is unfavorable for tropical storm formation. The shear is expected to remain high over the storm for the next few days, and I don't expect it to develop into a tropical depression. However, the storm has a lot of tropical moisture with it, and it should bring rains of 1-3 inches over western Cuba and much of Florida over the next two days, as well as the threat of 50 mph wind gusts and a few weak tornadoes. A Hurricane Hunter aircraft is scheduled to investigate the system at 2pm EDT today.
Figure 1. Total rainfall from the Key West radar.
June outlook
June is typically the quietest month of the Atlantic hurricane season. The basin averages 0.5 named storms in June. Only one major hurricane has made landfall in June--Category 4 Hurricane Audrey of 1957, which struck the Texas/Louisiana border area on June 27 of that year, killing 550. The highest number of named storms for the month is three, which occurred in 1936 and 1968. In the 12 years since the current active hurricane period began in 1995, there have been nine June named storms. Four tropical storms have formed in the first half of June in that 12-year period, giving a historical 33% chance of a first-half-of-June named storm.
Figure 1. Tracks of all June tropical storms and hurricanes since 1851.
Sea Surface Temperatures
Sea Surface Temperatures (SSTs) are still quite cool in June, which limits the regions where tropical storm formation can occur. Typically, June storms only form over the Gulf of Mexico, Western Caribbean, and Gulf Stream waters just offshore Florida, where water temperatures are warmest (Figure 1). This year (Figure 2), SSTs are below average in the region surrounding Florida, so we should expect any storms that do form to occur in the Western Gulf of Mexico or Western Caribbean. June storms typically form when a cold front moves off the U.S. coast and stalls out, with the old frontal boundary serving as a focal point for development of a tropical disturbance. African tropical waves, which serve as the instigators of about 85% of all major hurricanes, are usually too far south in June to trigger tropical storm formation. Every so often, a tropical wave coming off the coast of Africa moves far enough north to act as a seed for a June tropical storm. Another possibility is that the disturbed weather area in the Eastern Pacific Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) will push north into the Western Caribbean and spawn a storm there. This was the case for last year's Tropical Storm Alberto (which may have also had help from an African wave).
Figure 2. Sea Surface Temperature (SST) departure from average for May 31, 2007.
Tropical Cyclone Heat Potential
It's not just the SSTs that are important for hurricanes, it's also the total amount of heat in the ocean to a depth of about 150 meters. Hurricanes stir up water from down deep due to their high winds, so a shallow layer of warm water isn't as beneficial to a hurricane as a deep one. The Tropical Cyclone Heat Potential (TCHP, Figure 3) is a measure of this total heat content. A high TCHP over 80 is very beneficial to rapid intensification. As we can see, there is much less heat energy available this year than in 2005, which recorded the highest SSTs ever measured in the tropical Atlantic. I expect that the TCHP will continue to remain below 2005 levels this year, so we should not see as many intense hurricane as we saw in 2005.
Figure 3. Tropical Cyclone Heat Potential (TCHP) for May 31 2005 (top) and May 31 2007 (bottom). TCHP is a measure of the total heat energy available in the ocean. Record high values of TCHP were observed in 2005. TCHP this year is much lower. Image credit: NOAA/AOML.
Wind shear
Wind shear is usually defined as the difference in wind between 200 mb (roughly 40,000 foot altitude) and 850 mb (roughly 5,000 foot altitude). In most circumstances, wind shear above 20 knots will act to inhibit tropical storm formation. Wind shear below 12 knots is very conducive for tropical storm formation. High wind shear acts to tear a storm apart.
Wind shear over the past 11 days (Figure 4) has been very high over North America and the surrounding waters of the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic. This is very typical for June, when the jet stream is still very active and quite far south. The jet stream will gradually weaken and retreat northwards as summer progresses, bringing lower wind shear and greater chances for tropical storm formation. Right now, the Caribbean is the only region with wind shear low enough to support tropical storm formation. The latest two-week forecast from the GFS model predicts that wind shear will remain high over the Gulf of Mexico for the first half of June, and I don't expect and tropical storms to form in the Gulf the next two weeks. Wind shear over the Caribbean is expected to fluctuate between hostile and favorable levels over the next two weeks, so it is possible we could get a tropical storm forming in the Western Caribbean.
Figure 4. Top: Average wind shear over the past 11 days. Wind shear is the difference in wind between 200 mb (roughly 40,000 foot altitude) and 850 mb (roughly 5,000 foot altitude) in meters per second (multiply by two to get the approximate wind shear in knots). In most circumstances, wind shear above 20 knots (10 m/s, the blue colors in the top image) will act to inhibit tropical storm formation. Wind shear below 12 knots (6 m/s, the orange colors) is very conducive for tropical storm formation.
Bottom: Departure of wind shear from average for the past 11 days in meters per second. Note the higher than average wind shear values over the Gulf of Mexico, a prime breeding ground for June tropical storms.
Dry air and African dust
It's too early to concern ourselves with dry air and dust coming off the coast of Africa, since these dust outbreaks don't make it all the way to the June tropical cyclone breeding grounds in the Western Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico. Developing storms do have to contend with dry air from Canada moving off the U.S. coast; this was a key reason why this year's Subtropical Storm Andrea never became a tropical storm.
Steering currents
The steering current pattern over the past few weeks has been much like 2006, with an active jet stream bringing many troughs of low pressure off the East Coast of the U.S. These troughs are frequent enough and strong enough to recurve any tropical storms of hurricanes that penetrate north of the Caribbean Sea. Steering current patterns are not predictable more than about two weeks in advance, and there is no telling if we are in for a repeat of the favorable 2006 steering current pattern that recurved every storm out to sea. It is encouraging to note that in 2006 the steering current pattern locked into place in late May and stayed that way for almost the entirety of the hurricane season. I am hopeful that this pattern will occur again this year, but there is no way of telling at this point.
Recent history suggests a 33% chance of a named storm occurring in the first half of June. Given the current SST pattern and two-week wind shear forecast, the Western Caribbean is the most likely area for a storm to occur. Any storm forming in this region would likely move north or northeastward, impacting Cuba, Florida, and the Bahamas. Due to the high levels of wind shear expected over the next two weeks, I'm forecasting only a 20% chance of a named storm forming during this period.
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National Public Radio's The Story program will be airing a long interview with me today about my flight into Hurricane Hugo in 1989. The show is carried on NPR stations in MI, WI, IL, IN, IA, MN, NC, NY, VA, and WI, and airs live today at 1pm or 8pm EDT. Check http://thestory.org/Stations for local stations and times. You can also listen live on the Internet at NPR station wunc.org in North Carolina. The host, Dick Gordon, is a very gifted interviewer, and it should be an interesting program.
Last night, I was guest on the Barometer Bob Show. You can listen to a podcast of my 50-minute spiel at http://www.barometerbobshow.com/podcast/.
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- Originally at [2].
While the US copyright laws that govern Wikipedia do not protect non-creative speech, the threshold of creativity is very low, and creative elements include not only descriptive language but also facts chosen and the order of facts. For one example of how low the threshold is, consider American Dental Association v. Delta Dental Plans (<http://cases.justia.com/us-court-of-appeals/F3/126/977/497929/>), where even taxonomic classifications are found to be copyrightable. In one specific example selected to demonstrate the creativity, the Court noted:
Number 04267 reads "guided tissue regeneration--nonresorbable barrier, per site, per tooth" but could have read "regeneration of tissue, guided by nonresorbable barrier, one site and tooth per entry". Or "use of barrier to guide regeneration of tissue, without regard to the number of sites per tooth and whether or not the barrier is resorbable". The first variation is linguistic, the second substantive; in each case the decision to use the actual description is original to the ADA, not knuckling under to an order imposed on language by some "fact" about dental procedures.
It might be helpful to think of it in comparison to photography. A nature photographer does not create the Pheidole purpurea when he takes a picture of it; presuming it's alive and free to move about, he doesn't choose its placement or pose. But though his photograph may be merely capturing what is there, with no special filters or recognizably artistic elements, it is still protected by copyright under US law. Or looking back to the document I have linked above, maps. Maps are recorded observations of natural phenomena, but they are explicitly protected by US copyright law.
While there may be an interesting legal challenge here, the Wikimedia Foundation and hence Wikipedia are conservative on questions of copyright law. In the absence of verification that these are public domain (such as a legal precedent which we might use to determine consensus), we can't use them. --Moonriddengirl (talk) 15:14, 8 March 2010 (UTC)
Copyright status, Indian government[edit]
While copyright rules of 1957, section 52(q) excludes as copyright violations the "reproduction or publication" of certain government works, they explicitly require the retention of certain materials in subsection (ii). Reproduction in the absence of these materials is regarded as a copyright violation.
Specifically, it says that the following are not copyright violations: "(q) the reproduction or publication of-
(i) any matter which has been published in any Official Gazette except an Act of a Legislature; (ii) any Act of a Legislature subject to the condition that such Act is reproduced or published together with any commentary thereon or any other original matter; (iii) the report of any committee, commission, council, board or other like body appointed by the Government if such report has been laid on the Table of the Legislature, unless the reproduction or publication of such report is prohibited by the Government; (iv) any judgement or order of a court, tribunal or other judicial authority, unless the reproduction or publication of such judgment or order is prohibited by the court, the tribunal or other judicial authority, as the case may be;
With respect to Acts of Legislature, it even forbids translations in any Indian language if the Government of India is offering one for sale, unless published with disclaimer:
(r) the production or publication of a translation in any Indian language of an Act of a Legislature and of any rules or orders made thereunder- (i) if no translation of such Act or rules or orders in that language has previously been produced or published by the Government; or (ii) where a translation of such Act or rules or orders in that language has been produced or published by the Government, if the translation is not available for sale to the public: Provided that such translation contains a statement at a prominent place to the effect that the translation has not been authorised or accepted as authentic by the Government;
(See page 35 of that pdf.)
Acts of Legislature are the primary sticking point, but note, too, that the law suggests that copyright protection does exist when a court, tribunal or judicial authority has forbidden reproduction of reports and judgements" Literally, the "unless" clauses in (q)(iii) and (iv) nullify the header: "52. Certain acts not to be infringement of copyright. -(1) The following acts shall not constitute an infringement of copyright..."
As far as content from NIC, I'm afraid that this material is not public domain. See [3]: it can only be reproduced with prior permission, and modifications are expressly forbidden. This is incompatible with Wikipedia's Terms of Use, I'm afraid, as we can neither prevent modifications nor require prior permission.
See User:Moonriddengirl/Copyright in lists
This language suggests three requirements for a compilation to qualify for copyright protection: (1) the collection and assembly of preexisting data; (2) the selection, coordination, or arrangement of that data; and (3) a resulting work that is original, by virtue of the selection, coordination, or arrangement of the data contained in the work. See Feist, 111 S.Ct. at 1293. There is thus more to a copyrightable compilation than the simple collection of uncopyrightable facts. Such a compilation must "feature[ ] an original selection or arrangement of [those] facts." Id. at 1290. [§ 11]
Thus, only if the selection, coordination, or arrangement of listings in the directory is sufficiently original or creative will the directory be entitled to a copyright. [§ 12]
Selection implies the exercise of judgment in choosing which facts from a given body of data to include in a compilation. [§ 13]
original within the meaning of the copyright laws. Arrangement "refers to the ordering or grouping of data into lists or categories that go beyond the mere mechanical grouping of data as such, for example, the alphabetical, chronological, or sequential listings of data." Copyright Office, Guidelines for Registration of Fact-Based Compilations 1 (Rev. Oct. 11, 1989), quoted in Patry, supra, at 60. [§ 16]
Although the test for infringement of original works and compilations is one of "substantial similarity," see, e.g., Business Trends Analysts, Inc. v. Freedonia Group, Inc., 887 F.2d 399, 402 (2d Cir.1989); Eckes, 736 F.2d at 863, the appropriate inquiry is narrowed in the case of a compilation. As noted, the components of a compilation are generally in the public domain, and a finding of substantial similarity or even absolute identity as to matters in the public domain will not suffice to prove infringement. What must be shown is substantial similarity between those elements, and only those elements, that provide copyrightability to the allegedly infringed compilation. [§ 22]
To hold otherwise would bring back long discarded notions of copyright law. Twenty-five years ago we abandoned the "sweat of the brow" doctrine, which rewarded compilers for their efforts in collecting facts with a de facto copyright to those facts. Rosemont Enters., Inc. v. Random House, Inc., 366 F.2d 303, 309-10 (2d Cir.1966) (rejecting the view that "an author is absolutely precluded from saving time and effort by referring to and relying upon prior published material"), cert. denied, 385 U.S. 1009, 87 S.Ct. 714, 17 L.Ed.2d 546 (1967); see Hoehling v. Universal City Studios, Inc., 618 F.2d 972, 979 (2d Cir.), cert. denied, 449 U.S. 841, 101 S.Ct. 121, 66 L.Ed.2d 49 (1980); see also Feist, 111 S.Ct. at 1291-93 ("The 'sweat of the brow' doctrine had numerous flaws, the most glaring being that it extended copyright protection in a compilation beyond selection and arrangement--the compiler's original contributions--to the facts themselves."). [§ 31]
- Stephen McJohn (2006): "The greater the amount of material from which to select, coordinator, or order, the more likely it is that the compilation will be registerable."[1]
Copyright in speech[edit]
Copyright in speech is complex. Copyright goes into effect the minute something is put into fixed form. A prepared speech is copyrighted the minute it is written down. If it isn't written down, but improvised, it isn't copyrighted unless it is recorded with permission (express or implied). The recording of a speech usually has two copyright owners: the speaker and the recorder. The recorder only owns copyright to the individual recording, not to the underlying speech. Copyright in transcripts of the speech belong to the speaker only, since a faithful transcript contains no originality. But to add an additional layer of confusion, according to Nolo, "a conversation reconstructed by an author from memory, rather than quoted verbatim from written notes or a recording, may be protectable by the author (not the person who made the original remarks) if some originality was involved in reconstructing the conversation.(Harris v. Miller, 50 U.S.P.Q. 306 (S.D. N.Y. 1941).)"Fishman, Stephen (7 September 2011). The Copyright Handbook: What Every Writer Needs to Know. Nolo. p. 120. ISBN 978-1-4133-1617-9. Other sources used in constructing this paragraph: Fishman (2011), p. 382; Besenjak, Cheryl (2001). Copyright Plain and Simple. Career Press. p. 90-92. ISBN 978-1-56414-512-3. "Compendium II: Copyright Office Practices". p. §203.
Witness statements[edit]
Witness statements are generally public records, but I don't know of any test case that has set precedent for them being public domain. "Edicts of government," which includes judicial decisions, are copyright exempt under US law. "Compendium II: Copyright Office Practices". p. §202.03, 206.01. But witness statements are in no measure "edicts".
My own inclination would be to treat witness statements as we treat other public records that we know to be copyrightable; we can link to them, certainly, where right to publish is unquestionable (such as government sites) and we can quote from them to the same extent we quote from other non-free works.
- Nash v. CBS, in which is discussed copyright protection in theories of fact.
- ^ McJohn, Stephen M. (March 2006). Copyright: Examples and Explanations. Aspen Publishers Online. ISBN 9780735552876. p. 46


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This is your brain. This is your brain on drugs. And this is your brain on Bardo Pond. The Philadelphia quintet is touring behind its fourth album, Set and Setting, which, like the band's name, comes from Timothy Leary's addled reworking of the Tibetan Book of the Dead in his acid user's manual, The Psychedelic Experience. Masters of mind-melt, the group is guaranteed to drain your brain pan more efficiently than anything since those creepy, flying cerebellum suckers in the original Invasion of the Body Snatchers. But while they may be the most experimental (a la Sonic Youth) of any of the musicians in the burgeoning Stoner Rock movement, they are no arty-fartsy avant-garde lightweights.
Since 1995's Bufo Alvarius (which was named for a species of South American toad that secretes an hallucinogenic substance through its skin) and 1996's masterful Amanita (an obscure Indian psychoactive said to instill the user with the power of telepathy), the Bardos have been moving steadily toward Black Sabbath stomp-and-grind rhythms. The latter provide an even more effective contrast with the hypnotizing guitar riffs and occasional bursts of beautiful melody from flutist and vocalist Isobel Sollenberger. Says band leader and auteur Michael Gibbons: "Faeries Wear Boots is the anthem! We've always been about the riff. I can't stand it when some people write about us like we're noodley."
No, there's precious little wankery with this band, even on epic workouts like "Datura," which, like the rest of Set and Setting, was leisurely recorded at a new home studio in between what must have been many, many hits on the bong. Yet in the tradition of the Velvet Underground's "Sister Ray" or Can's great psychedelic jams, the Bardos never sacrifice the primal rock pulse. And they remain intensely focused while probing the darkest regions of the cosmos and/or your psyche -- sorta like a lobotomy drill to the forehead.
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Released: May 01st, 1997
Running Time: 130
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As the title suggests, the emphasis this time out is on group sex. While all of the footage is solid, the hands-down best scene is a four-way featuring Tom Byron parting the glorious ebony butt-cheeks of Monique, and slo-o-owly, achingly sliding in his schvantz. Rainahh (billed here as "Lil' Bitt") and Maya split their time pleasuring each other and the ever-moaning Ms. M, who eventually turns the tables on Byron, fucking him hard in the ass with a strap-on.
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Braking Bad: Meth Cook Walter White Drives (And Kills With) An Aztek, Not A Prius
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That means we read and watch a lot of things so you don't have to. A case in point is my binge-watching of Breaking Bad — the acclaimed show about the underachieving chemistry teacher who becomes an overachieving methamphetamine cook.
At first, this might seem to have nothing to do with climate and clean energy. But in fact, a lot of people mistakenly think that the show's anti-hero, Walter White (Bryan Cranston) drives a Prius. Here's a (still uncorrected) Huffington Post piece from 2011:
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Any year Prius would be a good investment.
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Milwaukee Repertory Theatre (WI) and Arizona Theatre Co (AZ) | Milwaukee, WI
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Playwright: Rick Cleveland
Director: Mark Clements
Casting Office: Elissa Myers Casting
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Mark submissions: Five Presidents, Role of ____/AEA submission
Other Dates
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NY auditions will be held on October 6-8, 2014 by appointment only.
Seeking submissions from AEA members only for these appointments.
The AEA member must submit him/herself directly to be considered.
Deadline for submission: by 9/29
First Rehearsal Arizona: December 30, 2014
First Preview: January 10, 2015
Opens: January 16, 2015
Closes: February 22, 2015
First Rehearsal Milwaukee: December 9, 2014
First Preview: March 10, 2015
Opens: March 13, 2015
Closes: April 5, 2015
***Please note: Rehearsals will take place in Milwaukee from December 9, 2014- December 21, 2014. There will then be a rehearsal break for the holidays from December 22, 2014- December 28, 2014. After the break rehearsals will move to Arizona beginning December 30, 2014.***
***Note: This is an original script by an Emmy Award winning author of the West Wing, Six Feet Under, Mad Men, and Nurse Jackie. The play takes place at the funeral of Richard M. Nixon that historically brought together all five living presidents at the time. All five men are very charismatic and require powerful actors. We are not looking for look-a-likes. We are looking for wonderful actors who can inhabit the roles.***
(Male, 81, Caucasian, 6'0"+; looking for actors late 50's to early 60's who will age up with prosthetics and make up) The 38th President of the United States. Ford was raised in Michigan and should have a slight Midwestern accent. The play divulges private aspects of President Ford; a man who never wanted to be President. He comes off almost bitter, having been known as "the man who pardoned Nixon." Ford dreamed of becoming Speaker of the House. He is a begrudging attendant at this event, and is adamant about not delivering a eulogy. Emotionally he is extremely stressed to be in this room and is desperate for a drink throughout the play, but reluctantly abstains in honor of his wife, while acting as bartender for the other attendees in the room.
(Male, 70, Caucasian, 5'8"-5'10"; looking for actors late 50's to early 60's who will age up with prosthetics and make up) The 39th President of the United States. Carter is from Georgia and should have a Georgia accent. As we know from history he was a simple peanut farmer who went on to become President of the United States. He spends a lot of his time these days doing charitable work, especially with Habitat For Humanity. He boldly takes on Reagan for the Iran-Contra Affair.
(Male,83, Caucasian, 6'0"+; looking for actors late 50's to early 60's who will age up with prosthetics and make up) 40th President of the United States. Reagan grew up in the Midwest. He is a former film star and Governor of California. At this stage in Reagan's life he is showing early signs of Alzheimer's and dementia is beginning to set in. He is in and out of reality. Still can turn on the good old charm and liven a room with a wink and a smile. He has a wonderful sense of humor.
(Male, 70, Caucasian, 6'0"+; looking for actors late 50's to early 60's who will age up with prosthetics and make up) 41st President of the United States. Although he was a politician from Texas, Bush grew up in New England and is Ivory League educated. He is still a little bitter about not be elected to a second term and is adjusting to no longer being in office. He still questions whether the mission in Iraq (Dessert Storm) is a complete mistake, liberating Kuwait and not ousting Saddam Hussein.
(Male, 48, Caucasian, 6'0"+) 42nd President of the United States. From Arkansas and has an Arkansas accent. Newly elected President who has only been in office for one year. Clinton is bold, brash, and loves to talk. He looks people in the eye when he speaks to them, but has a habit of invading personal space in an effort to be intimate, however it comes off as intrusive. Happy and excited to be part of this elite club.
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