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Steven W. Suflas is Managing Partner of the New Jersey office. Mr. Suflas concentrates on the representation of management in all phases of labor and employment matters, including collective bargaining and traditional labor law issues, employment litigation, trials and appeals, appearances before courts and administrative agencies, ERISA, and wage and hour law.
Mr. Suflas works closely with clients, both large and small, national, regional and local, in responding to the daily challenges of the workplace, such as designing and implementing corporate human resources and labor strategies and initiatives, drafting and enforcing company policies, and applying employee discipline. His experience includes:
Published Decisions
Professional Activities
New Jersey State Bar Association
Trustee, 2011-present
New Jersey State Bar Association
Labor & Employment Law Section, past Chair (1999-2001)
New Jersey Supreme Court
Advisory Committee on Professional Ethics, Member (2004-present)
New Jersey Supreme Court
Ad Hoc Committee on Continuing Legal Education, past Member (2007-2009)
The National Employment Law Institute (NELI), National Advisory Board
Recognition & Accomplishments
College of Labor and Employment Lawyers – Fellow (Initial Class – 1996)
Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers for Business, labor and employment law, highest ranking (band one), 2005-2014
The Best Lawyers in America, labor law, employment law, and labor and employment litigation, 1987-2014
Named Best Lawyers' Labor and Employment Lawyer of the Year – Philadelphia Area – 2011
Human Resource Executive magazine, named among "The Nation's Most Powerful Employment Attorneys—Top 100," 2009-2014
AV Peer Review Rating, Martindale-Hubbell
Acknowledged by New York Magazine, New Jersey Monthly, South Jersey Magazine, Law & Politics, and EuroMoney as a leader in the field of labor and employment law
"5 Labor Developments To Watch after UAW Loss at VW Plant," Law360, February 21, 2014
Co-author, "Are Your 'Partners' Partners? It Matters If They Want To Bring a Discrimination Lawsuit," New Jersey Law Journal, December 9, 2013
"Tips on Legal Writing from Elmore Leonard," The Legal Intelligencer, September 13, 2013
"Discharges in Violation of the Conscientious Employee Protection Act," section in Employment Litigation in New Jersey, published by LexisNexis
Co-author, "Asking Prospective Employees for Social Media Credentials," Internet Law & Strategy, May 2012
"Representing the Company and its Constituents," New Jersey Lawyer, December 2011
"From Litigation to Arbitration and Back Again," chapter in The Role of Ethics in ADR, published by Aspatore Books, 2011
Contributing author, Employment Litigation in New Jersey, Chapters 10 and 21; LexisNexis
"Dead or Alive: Independent Contractors," New Jersey Lawyer, Employment Law Supplement, Vol. 17, No. 34, August 25, 2008
"Reflections of a Management Attorney," New Jersey Labor and Employment Law Quarterly, 2007
"Paralegals are Eligible for Overtime Pay," New Jersey Law Journal, Volume CLXXIX, No. 11, Index 1057, March 14, 2005
"Scorecard Redux: Plaintiffs Still Winners in Employment Case," New Jersey Law Journal, Vol. CLXXIX, No. 7, Index 579, February 7, 2005
"Basic Principles for Awarding Attorneys' Fees in Discrimination Cases," New Jersey Labor and Employment Law Quarterly, Vol. 26, No. 1, 2002
"And the Cy Young Award Goes to . . . Plaintiffs' Lawyers," New Jersey Law Journal, Vol. CLXVI, No. 11, Index 903, December 10, 2001
"Rise, Fall and Rise Again of CEPA Interpretations," New Jersey Lawyer, Vol. 9, No. 47, November 20, 2000
"Expanding Insurance Coverage–Golden Goose or Poisoned Apple?" New Jersey Labor Letter, Vol.1, No. 8, August 2000
"Are Your Workplace E-Mail Polices Ready for Y2K?" New Jersey Labor Letter, Vol. 1, No. l, January 2000
Editor, New Jersey Workplace Law, published by the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Education and the NJSBA Labor and Employment Law Section
Speaking Engagements
"Strikes, Lockouts, Picketing, and Secondary Boycotts," Employment and Labor Relations Law for the Corporate Counsel and the General Practitioner: Evolving Law and Practical Compliance Procedures, Philadelphia, September 23, 2013
"Handling the Anti-Discrimination Agency Investigation," Employment and Labor Relations Law for the Corporate Counsel and the General Practitioner, Philadelphia, June 14, 2012
American Conference Institute
"Class Actions: How To Advise Your Clients Given the Uncertainty of Class Action Law and Waivers Post-Wal-Mart v. Dukes, AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion, and the NLRB Decision in D.R. Horton," 3rd Annual Conference on Employment Discrimination Litigation, New York, New York, July 30, 2012
Panel moderator, "View From the Bench: Federal District & Magistrate Judges Speak out on How To Convey Complexities to a Court," New York, New York, February 25-26, 2010
American Bar Association – Labor and Employment Law Section, Annual CLE Conference
"Whistleblower Claims: Strategies for Defense Counsel," Vail, Colo., January 10, 2014
"Keeping It Safe: The Legal Basics Addressing Violence and Threats of Violence in the Workplace," Denver, September 13, 2008
"Classic Law of Labor-Management Relations – NLRA Basics," Philadelphia, November 8, 2007
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
"Evidence and Case Management," 32nd FMCS Arbitration Symposium, Atlantic City, N.J., May 6, 2011
Healthcare Financial Management Association
"The NLRB and The Non-Union Workplace," HFMA Metropolitan Philadelphia Chapter: Long Term Care Workshop, North Wales, Pa., June 21, 2012
Judicial College for the New Jersey Superior Court
"Mandatory Arbitration of Statutory Employment Cases," Teaneck, N.J., November 22, 2004
"Basic Principles for Awarding Attorneys' Fees in Discrimination Cases," Teaneck, N.J., November 20, 2001
"Significant Recent Developments in New Jersey Employment Law," Teaneck, N.J., November 23, 1999
National Employment Law Institute
"Employment Terminations and Severance Agreements," 34th Annual Employment Law Conference, New Orleans, December 12, 2013
"Recent Legislative Activity and Agency Initiatives," 37th Annual Employment Discrimination Law Update, Pentagon City, Va., July 25, 2013
"Employment, Termination, and Severance Agreements," 18th Annual Mid-Year Employment Law Conference, Arlington, Va., May 9, 2013
"The Expansion of the NLRA," 32nd Annual Employment Law Briefing, Vail, Colo., February 25, 2013
"Terminations and Severance Agreements," Employment Discrimination Law Update, Chicago, July 19 and 26, 2012
"Recent NLRA Developments," Las Vegas, May 25, 2012
"Current NLRA Developments or EFCA by a Thousand Cuts," Vail, Colo., February 13, 2012
"Current NLRA Developments," 2011 Employment Law Conference, New Orleans, December 9, 2011
"Americans With Disabilities Act Workshop 2011," Newark, N.J., September 23, 2011
"Legislative and Executive Branch Update," Employment Discrimination Law Update, Arlington, Va., May 12, 2011
"Labor-Management Relations Update," 30th Annual Employment Law Briefing, St. Petersburg, Fla., March 8, 2011
"Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act," 2010 Employment Law Conference, Washington, D.C., July 29, 2010
"Legislative and Executive Update," 29th Annual Employment Law Briefing, Clearwater Beach, Fla., March 10, 2010
"Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act and Compensation," 2009 Employment Law Conference, Washington, D.C., December 3, 2009
"Legislative and Executive Branch Update," Employment Discrimination Law Update, Washington, D.C., July 30, 2009
"Significant Legislative and Case Law Update," Human Resources Conference, Washington, D.C., May 21, 2009
"The Latest on Independent Contractors – The Next Wave?"; "Lessons Learned from Outrageous Decisions," 28th Annual Employment Law Briefing, Coronado, Calif., March 2009
"Trade Secrets/Covenants Not to Compete Issues," 2008 Employment Law Conference, Washington, D.C., December 11, 2008
"Cutting Edge Employment Contract Issues," 27th Annual Employment Law Briefing, Key Biscayne, Fla., March 3, 2008
"Administering, Monitoring and Securing E-Communications in the Workplace," Washington, D.C., December 6, 2007; Chicago, November 9, 2007; Washington, August 22, 2007; Washington, May 17, 2007
"Negotiating and Drafting Termination and Severance Agreements," Washington, D.C., August 2, 2007
"Workplace Defamation," Washington, D.C., August 3, 2006
"Settlement Strategies and the Use of ADR," Washington, D.C., May 18, 2006; Washington, August 5, 2005; New Orleans, December 3, 2004
Georgetown University Law Center
"A Management Perspective on Mediation Advocacy," Washington, D.C., April 13, 2007
"Rights and Liberties in Conflict: Romance in the Workplace," Washington, D.C., April 6, 2006
"The Impact of Daubert and Kumho on Expert Testimony in Employment Law Cases," Washington, D.C., April 21, 2005
"Privacy and Confidentiality in Conducting Investigations of Prospective and Current Employees," Washington, D.C., April 15, 2004
New Jersey Institute For Continuing Legal Education
"Annual Employment Law Update," 2013 Labor and Employment Law Forum, New Brunswick, March 12, 2013
"NLRB Representation and Unfair Labor Practices," Labor & Employment Law Summer Institute, New Brunswick, N.J., July 17, 2012
"Annual Employment Law Update," 2012 Labor & Employment Law Forum, New Brunswick, N.J., March 6, 2012
"Recent Developments in New Jersey Employment Law," 2011 Labor Law Forum and Bench-Bar Conference, New Brunswick, N.J., March 16, 2011
"Recent Developments in New Jersey Employment Law," 2010 Labor Law Forum and Bench-Bar Conference, New Brunswick, N.J., March 23, 2010
"Recent Developments in New Jersey Employment Law," 2009 Labor Law Forum and Bench-Bar Conference, Woodbridge, N.J., March 2009
"Recent Developments in New Jersey Employment Law," 2008 Labor Law Forum and Bench-Bar Conference, Woodbridge, N.J., March 2008
"Recent Developments in New Jersey Employment Law," 2007 Labor Law Forum and Bench-Bar Conference, New Brunswick, N.J., March 15, 2007
"NLRB Representation and Unfair Labor Practices," 2006 Labor & Employment Law Summer Institute, New Brunswick, N.J., July 19-20, 2006
"Recent Developments in New Jersey Employment Law," 2006 Labor Law Forum and Bench Bar Conference, New Brunswick, N.J., March 16, 2006
"Recent Developments in New Jersey Employment Law," 2005 Labor Law Forum and Bench Bar Conference, Edison, N.J., March 16, 2005
"Case Law Update/Recent Development for New Jersey," 2004 Labor Law Forum and Bench Bar Conference, Woodbridge, N.J., March 16, 2004
"Making and Defending a Case of Discrimination: A Primer to Practicing Before the EEOC & DCR," New Brunswick, N.J., January 29, 2004
"How to Handle Employment Law Cases," Fairfield, N.J., January 19, 2004
"The Role of the Newark Region in the Development of Current NLRB Cases," 25th Annual (NLRB – Region 22) Labor Law Conference, New Brunswick, N.J., November 21, 2003
"Statutory Attorneys' Fees in Employment Litigation – Overview of the Substantive Law," New Jersey State Bar Association Mid-Year Meeting, Paradise Island, Bahamas, November 7, 2003
"Instituting a Sexual Harassment Lawsuit," New Brunswick, N.J., April 5, 2003
Pennsylvania Bar Institute
"NLRB Update — The Upheaval Continues," 18th Annual Employment Law Institute, Philadelphia, April 19, 2012
"How to Avoid Crossing the Ethical Boundaries in Collective Bargaining & the Grievance Process," Philadelphia, December 10, 2008
"Ethical Issues in Labor Arbitration," Philadelphia, December 5, 2006
"The Gaming Law: The PA Race Horse Development and Gaming Act of 2004," Labor and Employment Law Issues for the Gaming Industry, Philadelphia, November 17, 2004; Mechanicsburg, Pa., November 12, 2004; Pittsburgh, October 29, 2004
Labor and Employment Law Advanced Practices Symposium
"Social Media & HR – From Privacy to 'Protected Concerted Activity'," Management Labor Employment Roundtable, Ninth Annual Labor and Employment Law Advanced Practices Symposium, Las Vegas, April 4, 2013
"Social Media—Debate Moves from Privacy to 'Protected Concerted Activity'," Management Labor & Employment Roundtable/HR Specialist, Eighth Annual Labor and Employment Law Advanced Practices Symposium, Las Vegas, March 22, 2012
"The Most Bizarre Employment Law Cases of 2010," Management Labor & Employment Roundtable, Seventh Annual Labor and Employment Law Advanced Practices Symposium, Las Vegas, March 31, 2011
"'DC Developments' – The Latest News & What Employers Should Expect in 2010," Management Labor & Employment Roundtable, Washington, D.C., November 5, 2009
"The Most Bizarre Workplace Cases of 2006-2007: And What You Can Learn From Them," San Diego, Calif., February 13-16, 2008
National CLE Conference
"Objections during Openings and Closings: When, Why and the Best Way To Make Them," Snowmass, Colo., January 4, 2013
"The Art of the Dance I: Effective Use of Procedural Road Blocks," Snowmass, Colo., January 6, 2012
"Effective Advocacy: Deposition/Summary Judgment Program / Rule 26 Conference," Vail, Colo., January 5-9, 2011
"State Law Developments," Colorado Bar Association CLE, Vail, Colo., January 9, 2010
"State Law Developments: What Will the Legislators Think of Next?" Vail, Colo., January 6, 2009
"Something Wicked This Way Comes – Investigating Your Case," Vail, Colo., January 7, 2008
"Postcards From the Edge – Unique State Statutes and Causes of Action," Aspen, Colo., January 8, 2007
"Internal Investigations after Sarbanes-Oxley," Aspen, Colo., January 6, 2006
University of North Carolina School of Law (J.D. 1976, with honors)Member, North Carolina Law Review; Member, Order of the Coif
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Nobody is safe from typos and jumbled up words. Spellcheckers like Ispell and Aspell keep the letters in the right places.
Spellcheckers in office packages and mail programs help find typos and suggest alternative spellings. Ispell and Aspell proofread your files at the command line, and, although they can't replace a good dictionary, they are extremely reliable helpers.
Ispell is a mature application that has been on various Unix derivatives for many years now. The GNU project introduced Aspell as a potential successor. Aspell comes with dictionaries for various languages and can handle UTF-8 (in contrast to Ispell).
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May turned out to be a banner month for mobile as it delivered on some huge milestones which underscored just how impressive the medium's ascendance has been in the past few years. Mobile platforms – smartphones and tablets – combined to account for 60% of total digital media time spent, up from 50% a year ago. And perhaps more impressively, mobile... さらに表示する
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E-commerce, up 12 percent year-over-year on desktop in Q1, continues to grow at a faster rate than the overall retail sector, while mobile commerce is providing an increasingly meaningful contribution to total digital commerce. In this webinar, comScore Chairman Emeritus & Co-Founder Gian Fulgoni and comScore VP of Marketing & Insights Andrew... さらに表示する
Camera Content Drives Surge Among Mobile-First Social Networks in the U.S.
Outside of the larger, established networks, some of the more talked about emerging networks have been Instagram, Snapchat and Vine. Not surprisingly, their highly visual and easily digestible content is immediately resonating with users and attracting new adherents. All are examples of mobile-first social networks, for which cameras enable the... さらに表示する
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comScore, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCOR), a global leader in measuring the digital world, recently published its 2014 U.S. Digital Future in Focus white paper. The report, available to the public as a complimentary download, provides a year in review of the major shifts in digital consumer behavior that occurred in various online sectors, including mobile, social... さらに表示する
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With 20 new challenges, Sid Meier's Civilization 2: Scenarios delivers more worlds to conquer. The expansion disc includes 12 scenarios developed by the creators of Civilization 2 and enhanced with new advances and units. Eight scenarios developed by avid game players round out the collection. Among the new scenarios: The worldwide nuclear cremation is in the history books. How well can you rebuild in the ashes of this strange new world? Also, vicious monsters from space have landed and already devastated most of the earth's population. It's up to you to stop them.
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TYPO3 4.3 Multimedia Cookbook
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- Create impressive web sites by adding image, video, and audio files to a TYPO3-driven web site and customizing their display
- Organize you web site by effectively managing your multimedia content in your TYPO3 site
- Enhance your CMS by adding different processing capabilities such as parsing metadata and converting files to your site
- Part of Packt's Cookbook series: Each recipe is a carefully organized sequence of instructions to complete the task as efficiently as possible
Book DetailsLanguage : English
Paperback : 228 pages [ 235mm x 191mm ]
Release Date : February 2010
Author(s) : Dan Osipov
Topics and Technologies : All Books, CMS and eCommerce, Flash, Cookbooks, Content Management (CMS), Open Source
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Getting Started
Chapter 2: Managing Digital Assets
Chapter 3: Operating with Metadata in Media Files
Chapter 4: Rendering Images
Chapter 5: Rendering Video and Audio
Chapter 6: Connecting to External APIs
Chapter 7: Creating Services
Chapter 8: Automating Processes
In my opinion, this book has more than kept its promises and you will learn much more than just organizing multimedia content. Overall, I liked the book and can recommend it to developers who like to have a deeper look into TYPO3 and its possibilities to extend the basic system.
Overall, I'll be happy to have it on my bookshelf and will use it to help generate some ideas, grab the occasional snippet of code, and I'll be happy. If that's the book you need and you've hacked your way through some real TYPO3 extensions before, I'd probably recommend it.
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You can view our sample chapters and prefaces of this title on PacktLib or download sample chapters in PDF format.
What you will learn from this book
- Create impressive web sites by embedding images and manipulating them within Rich Text Editors by using content elements
- Render videos and customize their display with the options in the content media object
- Render your audio and video on several pages by administering it just in a single location using a TypoScript object
- Create services that will automatically update Digital Asset Management records when an audio file is uploaded to your site
- Allow web users to upload files into the system by creating an extension in TYPO3
- Extract different formats of metadata and classify files using file metadata
- Expand the system by leveraging services, specifically Amazon S3, Flickr, and YouTube and achieve limitless storage using Amazon S3
- Enhance your CMS by adding different processing capabilities such as parsing metadata and converting files to your site
- Automate workflows and processes in TYPO3
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TYPO3 is one of the world's leading open source content management systems, written in PHP, which can be used to create and customize your web site. Along with text content, you can display high quality images, audio, and video to your site's visitors by using TYPO3. It is essential to manage various types of multimedia files in content management systems for both editors and the users on the frontend of the site.
The book gives you a step-by-step process for organizing an effective multimedia system. It also gives solutions to commonly encountered problems, and offers a variety of tools for dealing with multimedia content. The author's experience in large-scale systems enables him to share his effective solutions to these problems.
If you choose to work through all the recipes from the beginning, you will start by setting up a basic web site set up, aimed at future expansion and scalability. Next, you will cover the basics of digital asset management—a major topic important in all enterprises. You can organize user groups because next you will be creating accounts for users and assigning permissions. Then you will jump into metadata—text information describing the multimedia objects—and learn how it can be manipulated in TYPO3. You will embed multimedia on your site when you have read the various methods for embedding mentioned in this book. Before you finish the book you will learn about some advanced topics, such as external API integrations and process automation.
A quick step-by-step guide to the TYPO3 system that covers its support for multimedia—from uploading files to automatic file conversion and processing for display on the Web
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Who this book is for
This book is for anyone who is looking for effective systems for managing multimedia content. You will find this book interesting if you are running, or starting, web sites rich in multimedia content. This book assumes some prior knowledge about TYPO3, which is available either from official documentation, or other books on this topic.


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Lilian Edwards, professor of internet law at Sheffield University, told ZDNet UK on Thursday that the scenario described by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) in an explanatory document would effectively "outlaw open Wi-Fi for small businesses", and would leave libraries and universities in an uncertain position.The Digital Economy Bill is being sold to us on the grounds that copyright infringement harms the British economy because of the importance of our entertainment industry. But while the measures in the DEB won't stop copyright infringement (copying isn't going to slow down -- as computers and the technology they enable gets cheaper and more widely distributed, copying will continue to speed up, just as it has done since the dawn of the computer industry), they will harm British business and British families, by making the Internet generally less useful and more difficult and more expensive for honest people to use.
"This is going to be a very unfortunate measure for small businesses, particularly in a recession, many of whom are using open free Wi-Fi very effectively as a way to get the punters in," Edwards said.
"Even if they password protect, they then have two options -- to pay someone like The Cloud to manage it for them, or take responsibility themselves for becoming an ISP effectively, and keep records for everyone they assign connections to, which is an impossible burden for a small café."
In other words, the Digital Economy Bill will do no good for the analogue economy industries, and will weaken the digital economy.
Open Wi-Fi 'outlawed' in Digital Economy Bill (Thanks, Glenn!)
- Liberty's briefing on Britain's Digital Economy Bill
- Digital companies object strenuously to UK Digital Economy bill
- http://boingboing.net/2009/11/19/breaking-leaked-uk-g.html
- Britain's Digital Economy Bill will cost ISPs £500M, knock 40K poor households offline
- Britain's new Internet law -- as bad as everyone's been saying, and worse. Much, much worse.
18 Responses to "UK Digital Economy Bill will wipe out indie WiFi hotspots in libraries, unis, cafes"
politeruin says:
So another round of cat and mouse with our digital liberties, even though this is not new really. What's next i wonder. Why are certain people in positions of power trying to put these things back in the box and return them to the top shelf? Well i know why but i like to be rhetorical.
I did manage to get a response from Stephen Timms MP, Minister for Digital Britain. Or at least my MP did. Don't see any mention of this issue though.
travelina says:
re bengersfood "Quite so. I keep a list of everyone who enters my house, in case they steal copyrighted content using brain-based "remembering" technologies."
I find it safer to blindfold visitors, that way they're not able to visually record any potentially copyrighted material using their "remembering" technologies.
Anonymous says:
What I can't figure out is why Labour is gaining in the polls. True, the Conservatives aren't that great, but if the British public can't bring themselves to expel this pack of tyrants in the next election, then the public will get the government it deserves.
Anonymous says:
They're doing, or trying to do, the same things here in the U.S. The entertainment industry hates the internet, just as they hated DAT before it, and recordable cassette tapes before that. But, since they enjoy unique positions close to government, their words carry a bit more weight, and the draconian nature of governmental regulation will only result in hurting the law abiding among us.
Copying will flourish, as it always has, (not all of which is illegal), and that which we take for granted today, and which is legal now, stands to earn us a hefty prison sentence, and monetary fine in the days to come.
Anonymous says:
And just a few weeks ago, my local train service announced they'd been
granted £350k of taxpayers' money to provide wifi to passengers. So will I…
a) write my name/address into a log book on the honour system?
b) only be able to get wifi with a season ticket?
c) need an ID card to hop on a train?
d) hear an announcement that they're cancelling wifi (after spending the money first)?
e) expect to see this kind of situation ignored until much later?
What a great side effect…
rikkus says:
Providing access to information and copyright material?
Of course this should require records to be kept. I have a list of who has borrowed my books, ready to hand over to the authorities when they want to check for copyright infringement or sedition.
Don't you?
Anonymous says:
good! one less competitor for usa in the digital age.
bengersfood says:
Quite so. I keep a list of everyone who enters my house, in case they steal copyrighted content using brain-based "remembering" technologies.
Anonymous says:
this could be really damaging for our national museums. most have spent so much time and money digitising collections. if this bill passes, the people who own the collections -the uk population- will be denied the access they deserve. too angry to be any more articulate than that.
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Thank you, Cory, for raising awareness…
the growing tension between copyfighters and the world-wide government(-military?)-entertainment complex makes me wonder when the tipping point will be reached?
How much pain and financial damage will the public bear before it rises up and says ENOUGH!? And what's to be done to counter the stupity of these selfserving laws masquerading as concern for public safety and security? They do more to undermine freedom than they protect the rights and income of creators and distributors of IP material, which is the goal of copyright.
If this were the sixties we'd be taking it to the streets… but in this internet age it's not clear how to make our voice stronger… hammering the local MPs on this is critical, but clearly the politicos who aren't in the copywrong camp don't get it.
It feels like we're watching the start of an historic time, and strikes me that there will need to be new forms of internet activism to take this on…
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It feels like we're watching the start of an historic time, and strikes me that there will need to be new forms of internet activism to take this on…
Au contraire… I think that if these laws are made reality, we need to take this to meatspace because that is where the idiots trying to legislate this crap dwell. They dont care about the internet, which is why they are doing it in the first place.
My solution? I have plenty of friends with plenty of digital content. Lets see their stupid laws counteract a mailbox drop of 10,000 CD-Rs full of content.
Entertainment industry: Making enemies of the internet's most clever is a very foolish move. You. Are. Going. To. Lose. (money, image, customers, respect, share value, profit).
RevEng says:
The problem is that the implications of copyright are too abstract to explain to the general public. The MPs already hear from many of us, but we are a vocal minority without deep pockets, so they aren't concerned about losing votes. If it was an issue in the general public, we might see something of it, but the public doesn't get it.
For one, most people are too worried about keeping their jobs and their homes. Even in Canada, where "the recession isn't hitting us" (bold-faced lie), stagnating wages, rising housing prices, and slow business elsewhere (which is where Canadian companies sell to) have people worried about their livelihoods. Among the uncertainty and penny-pinching, they aren't thinking about abstract laws like copyright.
Beyond that, try explaining both sides of the story to Joe Public. The copyright guys say, "Musicians are poor, they have a right to their music, and people are stealing, so we need tougher laws." And aside from the last part, they are right, and a morally-just person would have trouble denying that (most) musicians are poor and have a right to make a living from their music. What they don't know is that it's the labels who own the copyrights, who are pulling in all of the cash and, except for those artists who end up on the radio, the other musicians are poor because the labels are screwing them over. They don't understand the actual laws and why those don't provide the benefit that the lobbyists say they are trying to fight for.
On our side, we can talk about how these laws will affect people, like the three-strikes law causing innocent people to lose access to the internet for life, or how letting border patrol inspect laptops and media players is an intrusion of privacy and rife with abuse (taking items as "evidence" with no appeal or expectation to get them back). We can try to explain how the laws actually work and their repercussions, but it's all too detailed for the public: if we can't say it in 140 characters or less, they won't follow it.
I wish I had an answer, but as I see it, these are the problems. We need a concise way of describing the problems such that the general public wouldn't want those laws placed on them. It needs to be short, simple, and needs to fight the (strawman) moral argument that the copyright lobbyists have put up front. And it needs to do it with far less money, time and interest than the copyright lobbyists have.
It's no wonder our legal system is a mess.
manicbassman says:
it's a typical move by the big boys to raise barriers to entry by means of legislation that they can absorb the costs of yet small fry can't…
yet another case of "if you can't compete, legislate"…
It's massively anti-competitive…
teb says:
I've read the document and I can't find the bit that says free wifi is outlawed.
I did find this:
The type of free or "coffee shop†access is a basic bandwidth service which offers users access to e-mail and web browsing. It is seems unlikely that the type of free broadband service currently available would be sufficient to support any file-sharing or could be used for significant copyright infringement. Under our proposals such a service is more likely to receive notification letters as a subscriber than as an ISP.
Camp Freddie says:
I think the problem is this bit:
"It is seems unlikely that the type of free broadband service currently available would be sufficient to support any file-sharing or could be used for significant copyright infringement."
By that logic, anyone passing a law 10-15 years ago would say that there was no danger of infringing content because dial-up modems can't handle enough data.
I expect that in a decade, we'll be seeing gigabit free wifi.
Any law needs to have explicit provisions on the responsibilities of free wi-fi providers, otherwise they'll get shut down by RIAA and the like, who will try to say that they have the same responsibilities as ISPs.
NickPheas says:
Outlawed? No I suppose not, but if you run a service that brings in customers and a steady stream of legal threats you're unlikely to keep running that service.
tom frog says:
If you own an open network in the UK, change the network ID to something like "preserve open WiFi – oppose the DEB"
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The internet was a free medium since beginning. Here you can see the Democracy. Whatever is free, must be controlled or banned. I remember this quite well from my old communist country. The freedom is really threatened and it is going to be worse. Marek


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"We have a motive for the crime," Hillsborough County Attorney Patricia M. LaFrance said Friday.
LaFrance would not reveal the motive for the attack on Dr. Eduardo Quesada, 52, and his wife, Sonia, 29, last Nov. 24. Nor would she say if this means police determined whether the intruder targeted the upscale house or chose it at random.
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In addition, recently-released preliminary autopsy results confirm Sonia Quesada's death inside her mother-in-law's Bedford condominium six weeks after the home invasion was not a homicide, LaFrance said.
The couple moved into the 49 Kensington Lane unit after the home invasion. Police were called to the private, over-55 community to check on the couple's welfare Jan. 7. Inside they found Dr. Quesada unconscious, his wife dead, and a pile of prescription drugs nearby.
LaFrance would not comment on whether autopsy results show Sonia Quesada committed suicide.
Once she receives the "full medical report" from the state Medical Examiner's office, LaFrance said she and Bedford Police Chief John J. Bryfonski will meet with the family to discuss the results.
"I don't have anything in writing from them yet," she explained. "As soon as we do, we probably will make some type of press release available."
LaFrance also would not comment on whether the crime had anything to do with Dr. Quesada's work as an anesthesiologist at the Pain Management Center at Elliot Hospital and Amoskeag Anesthesia PLLC in Manchester.
Investigators insist the Jan. 7 incident at 49 Kensington Lane is completely unrelated to the Nov. 24 violent home invasion that took place at the couple's 7 Proclamation Court home.
Authorities noted the couple's Proclamation Court home was broken into while there were no signs of forced entry at the Kensington Lane condominium and no visible signs of trauma to either spouse. They are investigating the Jan. 7 incident as "an untimely death" of Sonia Quesada, she explained.
It's been 4 1/2 months since Dr. Quesada and his wife came home about 10 p.m. to find an intruder in their home. Both were severely wounded in the attack and had to be hospitalized. Their 2-year-old daughter also was home, but was not hurt. She remains with relatives.
"I can't comment on the specifics of the investigation other than to say we are making progress and continue to make progress," LaFrance said.
She would not say if authorities have any suspects or developed any "persons of interest" in the Nov. 24 home invasion. She also would not say whether an arrest is imminent.
"When, and if, we make an arrest, we will hold a press conference," LaFrance said.
Reactions from Bedford residents interviewed Friday ranged from disappointment the public was not kept better informed to allegations of a cover up.
"I'm worried about it. They (police) told us to lock our doors and they haven't told us to unlock our doors. So I'm not really sure they are making progress," said one woman who refused to give her name "because I'm a widow and I live alone."
She said she wished police would be more forthcoming about some details about the crime.
"I would like to know if they (Quesadas) were targeted because if I am not involved in any illegal activities, should I still be concerned?" she added.
"It's one of the reasons we live here. To be safe. And I don't feel that way anymore," the woman said.
Nicole Forrest, 27, agreed police should at least tell residents whether the home invasion was random.
"I think we deserve to know," said the Bedford native who grew up in town and whose family still lives here. "I think we should know if we need to be alert to this type of thing...and if this is going to keep happening,"
Another resident said "fishy comes to mind" when he thinks about the crime and police investigation. Another woman, noting speculation about the crime is rampant, said "I think it was a break-in that was designed not to look like a break in." Neither would give their names.
LaFrance said authorities have been particularly "tight-lipped" in this case because it has received so much media attention.
"If we do an investigation and any of those details leak out about the progress we are making or the specifics of the crime, it could jeopardize the investigation," she explained.
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A 30-year-old McAlester man was killed in the early morning hours Friday after he was struck by a train on the south side of the city, police said.
Police were withholding the victim's name early Friday pending notification of the next-of-kin.
The pedestrian accident occurred at approximately 3:12 a.m., said McAlester Police Det. Capt. Gary Wansick.
"He was about 400 feet north of V. Hubert Smith Drive on the Union Pacific tracks and was struck by the train," Wansick said.
The man was dead at the scene, according to Wansick. He said the state Medical Examiner's office has been notified.
Wansick said police have not determined what the man was doing on the tracks.
With the accident under investigation, no further details were available at the time, Wansick said early Friday.
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Music's Biggest Stars Rocked The Red Carpet At The 2013 Grammys
February 11th, 2013 11:04am EST
The 55th Annual Grammy Awards got off to a hot start on the red carpet, where music's biggest stars gathered before the main event at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
Most stars adhered to the requests in the memo that CBS sent out on Wednesday, asking stars to tone their fashion choices down. The memo specifically asked that "buttocks and female breasts are adequately covered"; also warning that "see through" fashions, visible thongs and attire exposing any part of "genital regions" was forbidden at this year's award show.
Most stars followed the rules, including Jennifer Lopez, who did push the envelope a little and joked about the code while presenting an award with Pitbull.
J. Lo's black, one-shoulder gown exposed her entire right leg (coming dangerously close to the "genital region"), of which she joked, "As you can see, I got the memo."
Up-and-comer D'manti crossed the line though, wearing a see-through lace dress and exposing lots of skin.
The singer, there to promote her upcoming single, said she got a few glares from others over her attire.
"I got the memo after I picked out the dress," she said.
Apparently that made it okay to wear it.
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"When I'm cooking, there are always dozens of cookbooks next to me," said the Venezuela-born foodie of Spanish descent. "In Caracas, I had a delicatessen. It was my dream to have my own business again in the United States."
When Lander and her family moved here 14 years ago, her children were young and she lacked the time and resources to commit to starting a business. A few years ago, however, she started sharing her empanadas with friends, many of whom are also from South America where the tasty stuffed pastries are a popular staple.
"I asked them for feedback and took notes," said Lander, whose culinary curiosity once led her to take a course at the prestigious Le Cordon Bleu while vacationing in France. "Pretty soon, I was filling the empanadas with a variety of flavors and selling them to Tony's Market."
The frozen, ready-to-bake empanadas come in four popular fillings: beef, green olives and raisins; pork, corn, and green chile; sausage, cheese and potato; and guava and cream cheese. Yaya also sells them at Vail's farmers market, as well at different outdoor events like The Colorado Wine and Peach Festivals.
In 2009, Lander added arepas to her authentic cookery. The bread-like, gluten-free treat made of corn flour piqued the interest of a buyer for Whole Foods.
"I'm selling in nine Whole Foods locations," Lander said. "Arepas are a traditional food in Venezuela and Colombia, but not in America. So, from Boulder to Belmar to Colorado Springs, I give demos to promote them."
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Organic fruit and vegetables have no clear health advantages over regular produce and are no more nutritious despite often costing twice as much, a new Stanford University study has found.
The study, released Tuesday in an article in the Annals of Internal Medicine, used data from more than 200 earlier studies conducted over the past 40 years. Researchers, who did not use any outside funding in order to not be perceived as having bias, looked at for evidence that organic fruit, vegetables and meats had more nutritional benefits and less dangerous bacteria, such as E. coli.
But the only advantages to organic products researchers found was that these tended to have less pesticide residue, although the levels were almost always under the allowed safety limits. According to their analysis, 38 percent of non-organic produce contained pesticide residue compared to only 7 percent in organic produce.
No consistent differences were seen in the vitamin content of organic products, and only one nutrient — phosphorus — was significantly higher in organic versus conventionally grown produce.
There was also no difference in protein or fat content between organic and conventional milk, though evidence from a limited number of studies suggested that organic milk may contain significantly higher levels of omega-3 fatty acids.
The U.S. sales of organic produce increased from $3.6 billion to $24.4 billion over the past 15 years, according to researchers, affiliated with Stanford's School of Medicine.
Mark Kastel, a senior farm policy analyst with Cornucopia Institute, a Wisconsin organization that promotes organic food as a way to support family farms, released a statement Tuesday, saying Stanford researchers "failed to look outside the box" discounting many studies that have shown decreased nutritional content in the conventional food as a result of poor soil.
He also said that genetically modified organisms (GMOs) have become ubiquitous in processed food, contaminated with patented genes by Monsanto and other biotechnology corporations.
"Consumers should not lose sight of the important impacts of organic agriculture, which produces foods without the use of toxic pesticides that have been linked to an array of health problems, including cancer and ADHD in children," Kastel said. "This study confirmed once again that organic foods contain significantly lower levels of pesticide residues, and that alone should be enough reason for every family to consider exclusively purchasing organic foods."
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According to the Associated Press, Ami Bera has defeated incumbent Rep. Dan Lungren (R-Gold River) in the deadlocked 7th congressional race.
As of Thursday afternoon, Bera leads 51.11 percent to Lungren's 48.89 percent after Sacramento County election officials issued another update on the race. The Democrat is now ahead by 5,696 votes, his largest lead since county officials began tallying additional ballots last week.
Both News 10 and the Sacramento Bee reported the Associated Press has already called the race for Bera late Thursday afternoon. A story posted by the Mercury News said the Republican incumbent has refused to concede, according to Lungren campaign manager Jeff Wyly.
The Lungren campaign didn't respond to phone messages before this story was posted, but Bera released a statement early Thursday evening that sounded distinctly like a victory speech.
"It will be an honor to serve Sacramento County in Congress," Bera said in the statement. "Now is the time to find common ground and move forward to rebuild an economy that works for the middle class. Congressman Lungren deserves our appreciation for his long record of public service."
Bera has already flown to Washington D.C. where he's attending orientation for new congressmembers.
Still, the county hasn't certified the race. The race was too close to call on Election Day. County election officials have been counting thousands of absentee and provisional ballots since last week to determine the winner.
Election officials still have to process roughly 7,700 absentee ballots and 31,000 provisional ballots. The county has 28 days from Nov. 6 to certify the election.
Patch will continue updating the race when the county releases more information later this week or early next week.
Here's what Patch reported last week about the race:
Remember that hotly contested 7th Congressional District race Patch covered on Election Day? It's still not over.
After the race between Democratic challenger Ami Bera and Rep. Dan Lungren (R-Gold River) finished in a dead heat on Election Day, Sacramento County officials have been feverishly counting absentee and provisional ballots to decide the winner.
The county issued an update Friday after processing 64,000 additional ballots the past three days and announced Bera had widened his narrow lead over incumbent Lungren. Bera is now ahead 50.43 percent to Lungren's 49.57 and leads by 1,779 votes—up from a tiny margin of just 184 votes Wednesday.
The race remains very much up in the air. County officials have 98,000 absentee ballots and 31,000 provisional ballots still left to process.
"It's by no means close to the end," said assistant registrar Alice Jarboe. "We still have quite a few to go, but it's good to have updates so that those close races can see what the newest results are."
Jarboe said election workers will continue counting ballots over the holiday weekend and could have another update on the 7th congressional race by Tuesday.
It's a stirring finish to a race that most analysts expected to come down to the wire. Lungren comfortably won the June primary after capturing 52.9 percent of the vote but most polls showed the race as a dead heat before Election Day on Nov. 6.
Bera and Lungren also ran against each other in 2010 for the state's 3rd congressional district. Lungren carried the seat, and California's electoral districts were then reconfigured by a nonpartisan commission later that year.
Since June, the candidates have sparred over the airwaves and in person at their September debate, the only time Lungren and Bera have squared off in person.
The race has even drawn national attention for the level of vitriol traded between the two men. Former President Bill Clinton stumped for Bera at a Davis campaign event in October where he endorsed the Democratic challenger, while CREDO SuperPAC, a political group supporting progressive causes, protested outside Lungren's contentious townhall meetings.
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This week Rasmussen Reports polled 490 likely Republican primary voters, and the numbers (which have a margin of error of plus or minus 4.5 percentage points) look decidedly bad for incumbent Senator Arlen Specter.
Arlen Specter: 30 percent
Pat Toomey: 51 percent
Specter's troubles don't stop with the topline numbers pitting him against conservative challenger Pat Toomey. Just 42 percent of likely GOP primary voters view Specter favorably, while 55 percent view him unfavorably. These numbers look even worse in comparison to those of Toomey, who earns a 66 percent positive rating and a 19 percent negative rating from the Republican base.
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6. Sarah Darby, Oxford University, "Making It Obvious: Designing Feedback into Energy Consumption," in Energy Efficiency in Household Appliances and Lighting, edited by Bertoldi et. al., Springer, 2001. Also see "Advancing the Efficiency of Electricity Utilization: Prices to Devices," Background Paper for 2006 EPRI Summer Seminar.
7. Wang and Swisher, op. cit.
8. "A Survey of Time-Of-Use (TOU) Pricing and Demand-Response (DR) Programs" Energy and Environmental Economics Inc., for U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, July 2006.
9. "Analysis of NOx Emission Reduction Potential From Demand Side Resources" Art Diem, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, presentation at Ozone Transport Commission, September 2006.