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Steph brought my attention last week to a recent Order by the Supreme Court proposes an amendment to Part IV of the Nevada Supreme Court Rules, as it relates to electronic recordings of Court proceedings in the state. The Order was issued on September 24, 2009 setting a public hearing to be held on November 2, 2009 at the Nevada Supreme Court in Carson City, video-conferenced into Las Vegas.
The topic for the public hearing was the proposed 'rule changes' that were attached to the Order, which included changes to Rules 229 thru 247 of the Supreme Court Rules. While there are several proposed changes to these Rules, is seems most dominantly that the main thrust of the change is to clarify the format for "pooling" media and shorten the request time to get media into the courtroom. Initially, Steph had asked, "I wonder where social media fits in the recent hearing by the NV Supreme Court?" Before I respond, let's look at the proposed changes.
If you look at who the rule is regulating, it specifically applies to only "News Reporters" who include any person "who regularly gathers, prepares, collects, photographs, records, writes, edits, reports or publishes news or information . . . of public interest . . . " However, you are a News Reporter ONLY if you provide this information to the public as "a substantial portion of [your] livelihood" or if you do it for "substantial financial gain." (SCR 229, proposed amendment). Even if you are a News Reporter, these rules only apply to you if you are "using a camera or electronic equipment." (SCR 229(2), proposed amendment).
As well, the intent of governance seems to clearly be to deal with "electronic coverage", which the Court seeks to define as "broadcasting, televising, recording or taking photographs by any means, including but not limited to video camera, still camera, or computers." (SCR 229(1)(d), proposed amendment).
My response to that is, "It does not really effect social media one bit." Really? Is that my response?
Before I dive into an in depth discussion of how this rule change will effect social media & Court procedures, I want to first get feedback from all of you. How will social media ("for profit" and "for fun") be effected by this new rule change? How will Court procedures change?


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The Armenian reconnaissance and sabotage groups' attempts to attack the positions of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces, as well as frequent ceasefire violation recently testify to the fact that the Armenian government is deadlocked.
Seeing no recent socio-economic development in Armenia, Serzh Sargsyan's government wants to divert all attention to the contact line, Nagorono-Karabakh problem by committing provocations on the contact line between Azerbaijani and Armenian troops.
The socio-economic situation in the country is so deplorable that the biggest dream of Armenians is to leave Armenia.
Armenian public understands that the current Nagorno-Karabakh problem exacerbates the social situation in the country even further. Armenian society sees that the country will be isolated from the large projects being implemented in the region, the possibility of economic development as long as Azerbaijani lands are under occupation.
Another important fact, which is of serious concern to the Armenian community, is Azerbaijan's strengthening in the region, while Armenia is in a difficult situation. The recent military exercises of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces, where modern weapons were demonstrated, and the information that Azerbaijan purchased the most modern military equipment, frighten Armenia.
On the other hand, the processes happening in the world, promise nothing good for Armenia. Armenia's attempts to join the Customs Union, as well as the EU and a refusal of both organizations demonstrate once again that there is no need of Armenia as a state.
This situation forces Sargsyan's government to aggravate the situation on the frontline to distract the public from the existing problems. The reconnaissance and sabotage groups' actions show that Armenia wants to attract the world's attention as if saying "we are also here, we have weapons, we are capable of something".
But all these efforts will not save Serzh Sargsyan's government. It is impossible to restore the economy, public confidence, lost credibility on the world stage by the ceasefire violation. Armenian population must overcome deep social crisis. It is possible to do this by returning the occupied Azerbaijani lands.
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see ESCHATOLOGY OF THE OLD TESTAMENT; ESCHATOLOGY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT
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"It's beginning to stack up and I am cautiously optimistic. We are in a much better situation than we were in Copenhagen at this stage of the game last year," said Chris Huhne, Britain's energy and climate change secretary.
He said that a new failure in Cancun, after last year's Copenhagen summit failed to reach a binding treaty, would reduce the U.N. climate negotiations to a "zombie process," stumbling along forever with no real hope of progress.
Delegates said there were some advances but no breakthroughs in talks in Mexico's Cancun beach resort.
"There were good discussions. The mood in the conference is very positive," Indian delegate Vijai Sharma told Reuters.
The European Union's climate chief was cautious: "There are still important areas where we do not have enough progress," said Connie Hedegaard. "If we do not get things done here in Cancun, it is very difficult to see how you will get from A to B," to a real deal.
The two-week negotiations, due to end on Friday, may well be extended into Saturday.
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Over 255½ passing yards for Eagles quarterback Nick Foles
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Foles will benefit from the pristine conditions of the Metrodome today, and he faces a Vikings pass defense that allows the third-most passing yards per game. They will also be without rookie cornerback Xavier Rhodes, who had been the lone bright spot in the secondary before suffering an ankle injury a week ago. With the Eagles fighting to win the division, Foles should keep throwing long enough to ensure victory.
Over 32½ rushing yards for 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick
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All season long, the Buccaneers have had a propensity for allowing yardage to mobile quarterbacks. The Panthers' Cam Newton ran for totals of 50 and 68, while the Jets' Geno Smith and the Seahawks' Russell Wilson also exceeded this total. Kaepernick figures to enjoy similar success on the ground.
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Arsenal's frustrating season and their newfound grit
Apr 27, 2013, 11:04 AM EST
It's been quite a season for the Arsenal.
Widely recognized for their free-flowing, ooh là là style of play, the trials and tribulations of the 2012-13 season has forced the Gunners to grow into a grittier, more-hardened side.
The media ramped up their witch-hunt for Arsene Wenger this season, seeking to crucify him for everything from player selection to transfer targets to club finances. It all came to a boil before the second-leg of the Champions League quarter-finals at Bayern Munich when the Frenchman showed his towering frustration by sarcastically explaining to the media, "we want to lose tomorrow's game so you can all be happy."
It was an uncomfortable moment for all involved and one that could have tipped either way. Fortunately, it tipped in Wenger's favor when his words ignited an impassioned fortitude among the players resulting in a 2-0 victory over the Bavarian giants.
It was a moment that should not be undervalued, especially after the demolition that Barcelona suffered at the same venue this past Tuesday. The return leg at Bayern was a hand that Arsenal could easily have folded, opting instead to put out a second-string squad to provide youth products with experience and veterans with a respite before a furious conclusion to the Premier League season.
But Wenger refused, his players responded and the Gunners gave Bayern hell. It will be interesting to see if in next week's semi-final second leg Barcelona are made of the same ilk.
It's been an equally trying year for the players.
Arsenal's center-back situation has been the source of constant drama and question marks as Thomas Vermaelen looks a shell of his former self and Laurent Koscielny continues his high-highs and low-lows. Per Mertersacker has been solid for the Gunners but always looks one step away from crumbling and hardly feels like the rock around which to build a back four.
In the midfield, Jack Wilshire was named to the short-list for PFA's Young Player of the Year but the Gunners' puppet-master has struggled with an ankle injury and currently looks a shadow of his former self.
After six months of hinting he wanted out of North London, Theo Walcott put an end to the drama by re-signing yet his on-field inconsistency remains a stress point for Arsenal supporters. When he's on, he's the most dangerous winger in English football. But when he's off, he's merely a boy who picked up football after a lifetime of athletics.
The list goes on as Gervinho leads the league in shots that go out for throw-ins, Bacary Sagna defends with his body in England and his mind in France, and Lukasz Fabianski and Wojciech Szczesny have both had their moments but neither has stepped up to the forefront of Premier League goal-keeping.
A huge source of this season's stress arose from the sale of Robin van Persie to United. It wasn't that Arsenal could have done something to convince him to stay at the Emirates – the striker's mind was made up. But he absolutely should not have been sold to a club in the Premier League. Even if it meant accepting 5M less for his transfer, the Dutchman should have been sent to Italy or Germany where his heroics may have been seen but not felt.
Selling van Persie to United and watching him score hat-tricks to confirm league titles was like getting dumped by the prom queen and spending the entire summer watching her make-out with your best friend. And what are Arsenal supporters left with? Olivier Giroud. A talented player in his own right but hardly the rebound that will make your ex lover jealous.
Point being, Arsenal have endured immense growth this season, albeit different growth from previous years. They have acquired a much-needed chip on their shoulder, and rightfully so. They back down from fewer challenges and are now more more likely to grind out points for the sake of merely grinding out points. The change in personnel has also compelled the club to become more resourceful in where they find goals.
If Arsenal are to compete for next year's Premier League title the club has to show a willingness to financially compete with United, City and Chelsea. They also need to tailor the majority of their signings to players who are proven stars rather than high-upside talent. With this kind of ambition, combined with this season's mental advancements and the high quality of football for which Arsenal is so famous, the Gunners may soon return to the top of English football.
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'Kuwaitis need to address differences before it is too late'
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- Opposition supporters hold up a picture of former MP Falah Al Sawwagh as they take part in a protest in Al Ogailah district on Tuesday after a Kuwaiti court sentenced three former opposition MPs to three years in jail for insulting the emir.
Manama: Kuwait Trade Union Federation (KTUF) has called for prompt action to address the widening rift between various segments of the society.
"Kuwait is now going through a deep political crisis that has divided the street into two sides," KTUF said in a statement on Wednesday. "This crisis is threatening our society with dire consequences if it continues and the divisions keep on widening. KTUF appreciates the positions of all parties and respects the viewpoints of all groups. However, it sees it necessary to heal this dangerous rift promptly before it worsens and erodes our progress, development and successes achieved throughout our history," the federation said in the statement signed by its chairman, Fayez Al Mutairi.
A wide national dialogue with the participation of all political formations, NGOs and all components of Kuwaiti society should be held to reach a solution, the federation said.
"The premises for the national talks should be allegiance to the nation and placing the country's higher political, economic, security and social interests above all other considerations," KTUF said.
"All positions should be based on these premises and should reinforce the state and its institutions, including holding on to the constitution, democratic practices, freedom of speech and expression without injuring others and a respect for all political and public freedoms."
The federation said that Kuwaitis needed to reinforce their domestic front "in light of the tense political and security conditions in the neighbourhood."
"Therefore, we call upon all to renounce violence and the abuse of power and to respect all opinions. We also warn of the consequences of slipping into actions that may not benefit the nation or result in a deviation from our patriotic line in a way that serves only the enemies of our people," the statement said.
Kuwait has been rocked by weeks of unrest amid deep political divisions over the merit of the parliamentary elections held in December following the dissolution in June of the legislative house elected in February.
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As the Los Angeles Lakers continue to trek through their difficult 2013-14 season, former Laker great Magic Johnson on Wednesday offered a lending a hand if needed to help the team get back on track to having championship parades down Figueroa blvd. once again.
Johnson has made it known in the past that he would do whatever it takes to help the franchise that he won five NBA titles as a player, but also stated this week that his contributions to the team ultimately lies in the hands of part owner Jim Buss, general manager Mitch Kupchak, and head coach Mike D'Antoni.
"I've been in a lot of different things with the Lakers, but it's up to them — Jim, Mitch, Coach D'Antoni — to decide who they want," Johnson told reporters, according to the Los Angeles Times, on Wednesday. "Once they make their decision, they say, 'Hey, Earvin, can you put in a call to so-and-so?'"
Over the past couple of seasons, Johnson has been very critical of the Lakers' management, in particular Jim Buss, as he has stated on many occasion that Buss is unwilling to receive help and Johnson blames him for much of the organization's lack of success since his father, Jerry Buss, passed away last year.
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Katy Perry isn't just in Australia to entertain, she's also here to report the weather. The U.S. songstress became the weathergirl on "Sunrise" on Wednesday morning.
Perry is in the country for a quick promo tour for her upcoming concert tour in November. Instead of just blurting out dates and venues for her 2014 Australian Prismatic shows, she made herself more helpful by reporting the weather.
She has willingly done the weather-forecasting job when put on the stop by "Sunrise" presenters Sam Armytage and David Koch, confidently delivering the weather in the country.
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Earlier, Perry proved that she's a delightful guest on the show, making jokes and even referencing the crocodile-eating snake in Queensland that just recently made the news.
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When Armytage pointed out that she's the biggest female artist in the world, Perry disagreed, insisting that it's Beyonce.
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PLANS have been revealed to build up to 400 homes, offices and shops on the former Didcot A Power Station, weeks after the cooling towers were demolished.
National development consultant Pegasus has asked Vale of White Horse District Council for its opinion on the scheme.
It hopes to use the site for housing and more than 100,000 square metres of shops, offices and warehouses.
The firm submitted its ideas to redevelop the site to the Vale on August 13, and said the site will be ready to redevelop early next year.
Pegasus director Gary Lees said: "This is a mixed-use redevelopment proposal – employment, general industrial warehousing, offices, residential and retail."
RWE npower, which previously owned the site, signed a deal to sell 47 hectares of it to the Clowes development group for an undisclosed sum in April. But in principle, any developer could submit a speculative planning application for the site without owning it, then bid to develop it.
RWE npower is due to hand the site over to Crowes later this year, once the clear-up is finished following the demolition of the three cooling towers on Sunday, July 27.
Didcot Town Council leader Eleanor Hards said she and other town councillors did not want to see any residential development on the site.
She said: "We are not keen to see housing there because it is isolated from other residential areas in Didcot. You would be surrounded by small industrial use.
"We would rather see all-commercial use on the site."
She went on: "I wouldn't want to live somewhere out on a limb like that, it has very poor pedestrian and cycling routes to the rest of town. I'm just thinking of people having to get into their cars just to go to the shops."
The Vale district council's core policy for the site states that 29 hectares should be used for employment.
Planning officers are due to decide on Pegasus's proposals by September 3.
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The coal-powered station, which had been operating for 42 years, closed in March last year under EU moves to cut carbon emissions.
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Saint Paul's United Church of Christ & Germania Place, were the perfect backdrops for the wedding of two amazing people, Louis & Bob. Though we only met once before the wedding, we had a great rapport which led to making some great photos. I love the look of the old church and the warm tones of the reception space.
Last week I updated my website to include a new wedding section, with over a hundred new photos of brides and grooms tying the knot.
The weddings I had the privilege to witness over the summer covered a range of emotions and locations. There were great moments and particularly memorable were Pete & Mike's Lake Michigan reception and this moment below with Bob & Louis right after their ceremony.
The blazing sunlight shining through the stained glass windows of the church as well as the late afternoon sun skimming off of the gentle swells of Lake Michigan helped to make for a beautiful set of images showcasing their momentous day.
Yesterday, 40 couples — gay, lesbian and straight — were married in a group wedding ceremony at Unity in Chicago and I was lucky enough to be in attendance. Here's a selection of photos from yesterday's event marking the beginnings of gay marriage across Illinois. Congratulations to all the newly weds!