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Snowden journo's partner wins partial injunction on seized data
David Miranda, the journalist's partner held for nine hours at Heathrow under anti-terror laws, has managed to get a partial High Court injunction to stop the police "inspecting, copying or sharing" the data they seized from him - except for national security purposes. Lawyers for Miranda confirmed to The Reg that they'd won the …
So what's changed?
...the government claims "national security", which is the farce that they held Miranda under to begin with, and everything they wish to do / accomplish goes on, as before.
Move along, nothing to see here, the snowball has completely run you over.
Re: So what's changed?
I expect everything was copied and shipped off to the US before he even got out of the room they locked him up in.
Re: So what's changed?
They can't leak bits of the info to the Daily Fail/Faux News in order to scoop the Guardian and reduce the impact of any story.
Same technique as publishing the results of an FOI request. It scoops the original journalist who was researching the story, allows all your friendly news outlets to print edited highlights and means it's less likely that real investigative journalists will bother.
Re: So what's changed?
First, holding Miranda wasn't a farce.
Are you saying that the anti-terrorist laws shouldn't exist in the first place?
Sorry, but we've seen enough damage which caused the laws to be enacted in the first place.
From the article "David Miranda, the journalist's partner held for nine hours at HeathrowTh under anti-terror laws, has managed to get a partial High Court injunction to stop the police "inspecting, copying or sharing" the data they seized from him - except for national security purposes."
This is a moot point. The only reason the British Government wanted the documents is for their own purposes. They could give a rats ass about doing anything with it, except to improve their intelligence. The whole 'victory' of Miranda is nothing more than a way for Glenn and company lick their wounds.
Why was Miranda and not Glenn the courier? Simple if Glenn got arrested, the US would do little to bail him out and I doubt the Guardian would have much pull either. Miranda is a Brazilian citizen.
While the Reg wrote a piece about how they could have done this without risking an incident, there is more. There are other ways they could have sent the information without getting caught or even alerting the NSA. (Unlike the Reg, I'm not dumb enough to point it out.)
The reason Glenn and company sent Miranda is that they wanted him to get caught.
'Want' may be a strong word, but hoping for Miranda to be detained would be a better term. After all, it shows that the NSA and other spy agencies along with government anti-terror agencies are watching them and adds credibility to their story.
(Sorry I don't wear a tin foil hat, but if you think about it, people and government agencies can be predictable. )
Bottom line. Regardless of what's in the files we know a couple of things....
1) The spooks lost this round.
2) Glenn can still get the intel without them stopping it.
3) This was most likely a planned side show. (Hint: From Berlin... why did Miranda go through London to Brazil?)
-Just saying...
Re: So what's changed?
>First, holding Miranda wasn't a farce.
>Are you saying that the anti-terrorist laws shouldn't exist in the first place?
What an absurd oversimplification/
Here's where the "farce" comes into it.
The anti terrorism law used in this case exists for the sole purpose of allowing police to determine if someone is a terrorist.
Its not for "he might have something we want", or "he might rob a shop", or even "he killed a man", its simply to determine if someone was a terrorist.
There is no suggestion - none at all - that Miranda was a terrorist, just an argument that he had something that terrorists might like. Well geez, anyone here carry money? Terrorists might like that too, Book em dan-o.
>"Sorry, but we've seen enough damage which caused the laws to be enacted in the first place."
You're more likely to die in a plane crash than a terrorist attack, shall we ban air travel too? Exactly how many freedoms are you willing to sacrifice to feel safe from the boogeyman of the week?
>3) This was most likely a planned side show. (Hint: From Berlin... why did Miranda go through London to Brazil?)
Maybe because there wasnt a convenient direct non stop flight from Germany to Brazil? Transiting in one of the busisiest international airports in the world isn't exactly uncommon.
Re: So what's changed?
"Jonathan Laidlaw QC said that the information the police had found was, in their view, "highly sensitive material, the disclosure of which would be gravely injurious to public safety".
He added that Home Secretary Theresa May believed it was necessary to examine all the data "without delay in the interests of national security". "
I refer all to the comment by Mandy Rice Davies ...
Re: So what's changed?
"Maybe because there wasnt a convenient direct non stop flight from Germany to Brazil? Transiting in one of the busisiest international airports in the world isn't exactly uncommon."
If he expected to travel through the territory of a NATO ally of the USA carrying classified documents stolen from the USA without being touched then he, and anyone else who is of the same opinion is a fool. Did he expect a handshake? Did he expect a polite smile and red carpet treatment? Did he really think that people would pay absolutely no attention to the matter? Does anyone?
Well, perhaps IQs really did drop overnight. To the floor.
Re: FOI (in So what's changed?)
I hope that you don't mean you think that FOI responses *shouldn't* be published? After all, the public body has just responded to a *freedom* of information request; how would restricting that freedom by giving the requester some sort of monopoly on the knowledge serve the public good? I can see how the requester might *want* that monopoly, but he/she shouldn't be granted it, IMO.
[Hmm. El Reg's typeface is a bit misleading. If you're copying with the keyboard (why?) that rectangle following 'departments' is a pair of square brackets.]
Just trash it all
The sad thing is that, if Miranda receive any of his kit back, I don't think he can trust it. Who knows if they've implanted any sort of devices to intercept electronic communications, or even to simply record and transmit any ambient sounds around the equipment?
Any way he could make a claim just to have the government reimburse him for the cost of the equipment and in return have all the equipment destroyed?
Re: Just trash it all
You could probably flog the kit on ebay for more than it cost to buy.
(JOKE: I'm sure some Chinese/Russian/Ecuadorian spies would be interested in examining state-of-the-art bugging devices...)
Re: Just trash it all
Interesting - try and sell it on ebay and get refused an export licence because it contains classified bugging gear?
There is a precedent: Back in the 60/70s the secret services bugged the Communist Party Great Britain. They found the bug and destroyed it. They were then charged with destroying government property even though the police didn't admit the bug was SIS or that SIS existed. The case was that the CPGB believed the bug was government property and so intended to destroy government property even though of course it wasn't because the government obviously wouldn't bug a legal political party.
Re: Just trash it all
> They found the bug and destroyed it
Maybe not...?
"The People's History Museum holds the Communist Party picture collection and CPGB artefacts and ephemera including a bug planted by MI5 at the CPGB's headquarters." [emphasis added]
Source [archiveshub.ac.uk]
Personally I think Snowdon should just release all of the information in its raw format onto the internet. That way there is no taking it back and relevant pieces can be written about what is important and the raw data looked over by anyone who is interested. Frankly, that would prevent all of this rubbish from going on!
I disagree. Keeping this story alive is a) doing a lot of good in our mayfly society and b) probably keeping him alive too.
Double agree.
The journos in particular will want to drag this all out as long as possible.
It's all good news and sells papers.
I'm sure the government will want to hush it up as quickly as possible. None of it is painting then in a particularly good light.
He can whilst hes in russia. He probably has to tread very carefully until hes out of the country.
"...except for national security purposes."
So the injunction is as good as useless.
Who defines 'national security purposes?' The people who are doing the examining of the equipment of course. Doubtless, they are carrying on as if nothing happened.
"highly sensitive material, the disclosure of which would be gravely injurious to public safety"
"If the public learn about government wrongdoing, they'll protest it and then the police will have no option but to use
excessive justified force."
We're playing a game of symbolism here
I agree that in real life this injunction will be ignored. Although if I were the security services I would be *very* careful what I did with anything gleaned from the data. I don't think there was anything unforeseen about Mirandas detention - even if Miranda himself had no idea it could happen. I have a feeling any "data" they do get is certainly tainted.
But as with the mysterious visit from GCHQ to "destroy" the data, this injunction is symbolic. It's symbolic that we do live under the rule of law. But best of all, it's bound to piss Teresa May off, which in itself is a worthy aim.
Re: We're playing a game of symbolism here
If it's all the same to you, Jimmy, I'd rather have something more concrete than symbols "that we do live under the rule of law", thankyewverramuch.
Re: We're playing a game of symbolism here
Symbols are important. There is nothing as effective or difficult to control as an idea.
Concrete can be smashed up and buried.
Ideas bring down governments.
Re: We're playing a game of symbolism here
"Concrete can be smashed up and buried."
Don't tell the Spanish government that!
Re: We're playing a game of symbolism here (@ DavCrav)
"Concrete can be smashed up and buried."
True, but the IDEA of an unregulated tax heaven close to your country can't be destroyed, as it's very convenient for the
thieves narcs politicians elites.
Re: We're playing a game of symbolism here (@ DavCrav)
It seems that there is little understanding that it was banking secrecy that helped to resist twentieth-century dictatorships and that high tax rates — not money havens — are responsible for tax evasion, as Prince Hans-Adam of Lichtenstein has pinpointed. Clearly the amount of information collected for the purpose of future tax investigation is enormous, leaving little place for human privacy and dignity. Most importantly, it raises a question as to who gave participating states a right to gather information on people that are not their citizens.
Re: We're playing a game of symbolism here (@ Destroy All Mosters)
Here is another interesting quote about the LvMI:
Its website states that it is dedicated to advancing "the Misesian tradition of thought through the defense of the market economy, private property, sound money, and peaceful international relations, while opposing government intervention."
Yep! Just the kind of people you should ask in matters regarding economy, taxes and government regulation, as opposed to the commies that caused the excess of regulation that brought the last world wide banking crisis.
Anyway, if tax havens are so good, I wonder why the UK hasn't set up one in, say, Cornwall. Or lowered taxes so that British people don't need to travel to far away places in order to
scam exercise their God given right to pay minimal taxes.
Theresa May is a spineless cow.
No, she's outright dangerous.
She's presiding over the most incompetent and uncontrolled home office ever, and failing to make any attempt whatsoever to correct their failures and criminal behaviour.
It's said 'Never ascribe to malice that which is adequately explained by incompetence'. But I think, as with Straw, history will show her to be malicious.
...the injunction means nothing other than the authorities can't share the info. with the media. Poor boy is in for a heap of hurt.
Re: Thus...
Technically it means thay can't use the data to query his UK residency status, or whether he has fiddled his expenses. Not that they are really interested in such matters, of course.
Re: Thus...
"UK residency status, or whether he has fiddled his expenses"
Sadly, I don't think this is true, because we don't have "fruit of the poisoned tree" laws here. So they can inspect the data for national security reasons (which are, as always, fictional), but use what they find for whatever trumped up charges they come up with.
Some trust for Judges, but not their judgment
In my experience, the courts, especially lower ones are one of the last bastions of the rule of law. I think the Judges do their best to render a genuinely lawful and (as much as the law allows) reasonable judgment. However, as comments from people reading the Reg attest, not even technical people understand this stuff that well. Judges are not equipped to render sound judgment on these issues and the 'experts' they depend on come from the bad guy's camp.
Re: Some trust for Judges, but not their judgment
To be fair, the courts are by definition supposed to be the last bastions of the rule of law.
(I know, your point was that the other supposed bastions all too often fail, leaving it to the courts to fix, rather than doing it right to begin with.)
Re: Some trust for Judges, but not their judgment
@Steve Knox
Touche! I get what you mean.
I am from Canukistan, but this applies even more to the U.S. in my opinion. The Legislature and the Executive have been corrupted beyond any ability to reasonably function. The courts are not all that far behind, but you can still get something approaching justice from time to time. I think that a little cleanup would fix the courts. I am not optimistic that either the Legislature or the Executive can be recovered now.
The U.S. is a Democratic Republic in name only. I fear that the people that wrecked it are more likely than anyone else to seize power in a regime change. When we finally get fed up and do something, the bad guys will use that as justification for turning a de facto dictatorship into a de jure one.
I should imagine that what has been disclosed so far by Mr. Snowden and The Guardian is the tip of the iceberg. The Gruadian - and probably Mr. Snowden - is usually pretty sensitive about what gets released so as not to endanger people. HMG and USG are probably crapping themselves in case more immediate and sensitive stuff gets revealed. Hence a dump of everything Mr. Snowden has would probably be the worse thing that could happen. Plus HMG likes to show how "tough" it is on people that step out of line (so long as it's not themseves).
But whose data is it?
Apologies if you read a similar comment I made on another thread yesterday. But I'm intrigued as to why no one is picking up on this point.
Whose data is it anyway?
If it is material originating from Snowden, then I assume that all or most of it is US-owned data. It will be highly classified and carry other caveats - for example, the PRISM presentation published by the Guardian was TOP SECRET and carried the NOFORN marking, meaning that it was not to be seen by non-US people.
So I don't think that the UK Government has any more right to see the material than you or me, than Greenwald or Miranda, than the Guardian itself.
"Theresa May believed it was necessary to examine all the data "without delay in the interests of national security"."
More like "in the interests of finding out what the Americans are up to"!
The 51st state informs...
Very good.
The unstated (and entirely unchallenged) assumption here is that USUK are joined at the hip. Not entirely unexpected, as the last 10 years was enlivened mainly by the sound of brains falling on the floor and politicians fartingly rolling over, but still...
"Ah, shit! I meant to take care of him, not fuckin' take care of him!"
Re: But whose data is it?
I think you're right, the government doesn't have the right to see the data, but the viewing of the data by the British government is not a criminal offence. The taking of the data and distributing it to people without the authority to see it *is* a criminal offence within US law and jurasdiction within the geographic territory of the USA.
So whilst the British government has morally no right to see it, the Yanks may not like it, but they can't take any legal action against the British Government for examining it.
And anyway, all the guys at Cheltenham have to do, is copy the material, decrypt if necessary ( but I suspect Miranda handed over the keys because if he didn't he could be prosecuted under RIPA) and do that without even telling the Americans.
Re: But whose data is it?
>"Theresa May believed it was necessary to examine all the data "without delay in the interests of national security"."
>More like "in the interests of finding out what the Americans are up to"!
It's highly likely some of the documents were classified USA material, assuming this is the case, Theresa May has pretty much admitted examining classified documents belonging to the secret service agencies of another country. Americans won't be happy. (if there is a NOFORN caveat applied to the docs).
(Unless, the Yanks gave her permission to examine them so she can report back to her USA masters what kind of material these people have acquired).
These are American documents, nothing to do with the British. Our government by examining the documents is effectively spying. It's intercepting classified documents belonging to another country.
Now whilst it might be argued, that the USA and UK are in joint partnership with their intelligence activities, that doesn't give the right for one country to intercept the classified documents of the other.
You don't know what the security marking is on the documents until you see the front page of the document, if it says "SECRET - USA Eyes Only, NOFORN", do you honestly think that the reader wouldn't take a peek inside?
if you know it's classified material, you shouldn't be looking at all, unless you are duly authorised and on a need to know basis. The fact she is home secretary does not give her the right to examine ALL classified documents belonging to the UK, the only people inspecting those documents should be the Yanks (and arguably journalists!).
Re: But whose data is it?
NOFORN has a quaint hillbilly ring to it: "We don't want no fornahs readin' this heah"
Re: But whose data is it?
Who are you trying to kid?
Re: But whose data is it?
In that so much of the PRISM data is from or to, non-US Cits the NoForn marker means that while it may be in the possession of the US Gov Organs, it DOES NOT ! Belong to them as a Right.
In Secrets We Trust /// NOT !
Did you see...
Theresa May squirming every time she mentioned the word 'terrorist' on the BBC news? Good - so did I.
Agreed--seems like a semantic excercise
Can only look for docs affecting national security, but terrorism and SigInt are serious national security issues, so police and the gchq are probably looking at it right now.
Still, good to keep security services at least slightly on notice....
Theeere we go!
"Home Secretary Theresa May believed it was necessary to examine all the data 'without delay in the interests of national security'."
I could SMELL that coming from reading the subtitle. Miranda isn't even suspected of terrorism, but he was arrested under antiterrorism legislation. Now the authoritaaahs have some intel, no way will they give it up. I suspect they'll sift through every last byte. The "partial injunction" is just a formality.
The Bolivian prime minister gets forced out of the sky based on no real evidence. Now a Brazilian citizen has been falsely arrested in England. If Obummer had been made to land in Bolivia, there would have been war. If a British citizen had been wrongly arrested and robbed in Brazil, the police would have been sent to taser an old man. The opinion of the USA and England regarding South Americans seems rather poor.
Re: Theeere we go!
Yeah. Is it just me or is it starting to get awfully chilly...
Isn't amazing...
... how life imitates art?
This whole situation reads like it's been ripped directly out of Alan Moore's and David Lloyd's brains:
-- http://www.crwflags.com/fotw/images/f/fic(vven5.gif
Irony strangely uncommented upon
I find it strange but does anyone find his last name rather ironic?
Does this jog your memory?
You have the right to remain silent when questioned.
Anything you say or do can and will used against you in a court of law.
You have the right to consult an attorney before speaking to the police and to have an attorney present during questioning now or in the future.
If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you before any questioning, if you wish.
If you decide to answer any questions now, without an attorney present, you will still have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to an attorney.
Knowing and understanding your rights as I have explained them to you, are you willing to answer my questions without an attorney present?
Re: Irony strangely uncommented upon
No, it is not lost on us, at least not those of us who have been exposed to any substantive amount of US "Police Procedural" fiction (whether by book or television), or practical experience (i.e., people who work for Law Enforcement, or -- on the other side of the coin -- have been arrested themselves).
However, the unfortunate fact is that, for all intents and purposes, any Statement or Entitlement of Rights is a moot point at this juncture. Any association between his name, and the US Supreme Court case which forced reform upon the United States' collective constabulary has been almost diluted into nothingness.
You know, it's funny... I look back on the bombing of the Boston Marathon, and also back at 9/11, and I've come to realise something: It's not the people (i.e., Joe Citizen) who are atraid of terrorism. Angry? Yes. Afraid? No.
It's the Politicians who are afraid. The individuals we elect to Parliament and Congress use the threat of terrorism to forward an agenda, and they are afraid of looking bad to their Legislative Peers if it appears that they are doing nothing to confront it. Each elected official wants to "prove" that he/she is the "Strong National Defense candidate" (despite the fact that no one really knows what that even means anymore), and they're all afraid of losing their grip on the reins of power that we as citizens have bestowed upon them. It's a combination popularity contest and game of one-upmanship, with real and life-altering consequences.
Re: Irony strangely uncommented upon
My very first reaction, equally confused at the lack of comment, put it down to the average age of Reg readers?
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Great Legacy Poem – Wake by Langston Hughes
Tell all my mourners
To mourn in red —
Cause there ain't no sense
In my bein' dead.
Langston Hughes,
(1902 – 1967)
Great Legacy Poem – To One Shortly to Die by Walt Whitman
From all the rest I single out you, having a message for you,
You are to die–let others tell you what they please, I cannot prevaricate,
I am exact and merciless, but I love you–there is no escape for you.
Softly I lay my right hand upon you, you 'ust feel it,
I do not argue, I bend my head close and half envelop it,
I sit quietly by, I remain faithful,
I am more than nurse, more than parent or neighbor,
I absolve you from all except yourself spiritual bodily, that is
eternal, you yourself will surely escape,
The corpse you will leave will be but excrementitious.
The sun bursts through in unlooked-for directions,
Strong thoughts fill you and confidence, you smile,
You forget you are sick, as I forget you are sick,
You do not see the medicines, you do not mind the weeping friends,
I am with you,
I exclude others from you, there is nothing to be commiserated,
I do not commiserate, I congratulate you.
Walt Whitman,
(1819 – 1892)
Great Legacy Poem – To a Dead Man by Carl Sandburg
Over the dead line we have called to you
To come across with a word to us,
Some beaten whisper of what happens
Where you are over the dead line
Deaf to our calls and voiceless.
The flickering shadows have not answered
Nor your lips sent a signal
Whether love talks and roses grow
And the sun breaks at morning
Splattering the sea with crimson.
Carl Sandburg,
(1878 – 1967)
Great Legacy Poem – Till The End by Emily Dickinson
I should not dare to leave my friend,
Because — because if he should die
While I was gone, and I — too late –
Should reach the heart that wanted me;
If I should disappoint the eyes
That hunted, hunted so, to see,
And could not bear to shut until
They "noticed" me — they noticed me;
If I should stab the patient faith
So sure I 'd come — so sure I 'd come,
It listening, listening, went to sleep
Telling my tardy name, –
My heart would wish it broke before,
Since breaking then, since breaking then,
Were useless as next morning's sun,
Where midnight frosts had lain!
Emily Dickinson,
(1830 – 1886)
Great Legacy Poem – The Last Night That She Lived by Emily Dickinson
The last night that she lived,
It was a common night,
Except the dying; this to us
Made nature different.
We noticed smallest things, –
Things overlooked before,
By this great light upon our minds
Italicized, as 't were.
That others could exist
While she must finish quite,
A jealousy for her arose
So nearly infinite.
We waited while she passed;
It was a narrow time,
Too jostled were our souls to speak,
At length the notice came.
She mentioned, and forgot;
Then lightly as a reed
Bent to the water, shivered scarce,
Consented, and was dead.
And we, we placed the hair,
And drew the head erect;
And then an awful leisure was,
Our faith to regulate.
Emily Dickinson,
(1830 – 1886)
Great Legacy Poem – The Journey by Emily Dickinson
Our journey had advanced;
Our feet were almost come
To that odd fork in Being's road,
Eternity by term.
Our pace took sudden awe,
Our feet reluctant led.
Before were cities, but between,
The forest of the dead.
Retreat was out of hope, –
Behind, a sealed route,
Eternity's white flag before,
And God at every gate.
Emily Dickinson
Great Legacy Poem – The Funeral by Sean Joyce
Weasel words
with easy starts
are not the first
ones to our hearts
when the cold cadaver light of day
takes one of those we love away
After the funeral
– when the funeral was over
– After we had buried him
We walked across the grass
…We walked across the grass
leaving footprints in the dew
footprints in the dew
How was that possible
'God's name how was that possible
with him forever
And now, forever
footprints forever
looking back across the grass
The warmth of the day
losing us all, forever
Sean Joyce
Great Legacy Poem – She, At His Funeral by Thomas Hardy
THEY bear him to his resting-place—
In slow procession sweeping by;
I follow at a stranger's space;
His kindred they, his sweetheart I.
Unchanged my gown of garish dye,
Though sable-sad is their attire;
But they stand round with griefless eye,
Whilst my regret consumes like fire!
Thomas Hardy, 1840–1928
Great Legacy Poem – Procession by Sonny Rainshine
A sinuous black worm,
the funeral procession
of black limousines crawls
toward the cemetary.
The headlights on the
hearse stare straight ahead
like zombies' eyes,
illuminating the way.
Automobiles passing
the opposite way pull over,
some passengers hushed,
some restless.
Burdened with baby's breath
gladioli sprays and black lace,
a funeral is solemn
departure—a journey
before the journey
after the journey.
Sonny Rainshine
Great Legacy Poem – Poem Of Life Author unknown
Life is but a stopping place,
A pause in what's to be,
A resting place along the road,
to sweet eternity.
We all have different journeys,
Different paths along the way,
We all were meant to learn some things,
but never meant to stay…
Our destination is a place,
Far greater than we know.
For some the journey's quicker,
For some the journey's slow.
And when the journey finally ends,
We'll claim a great reward,
And find an everlasting peace,
Together with the lord
Author unknown

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A Comparison of Stable Isotope Data With Pollen and Ostracod Faunal Data in Paleoclimate Reconstruction
- P. K. Swart,
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- J. Mckenzie and
- S. Savin
Published Online: 2 APR 2013
DOI: 10.1029/GM078p0203
Copyright 1993 by the American Geophysical Union
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Climate Change in Continental Isotopic Records
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Rogers, K. L. (1993) A Comparison of Stable Isotope Data With Pollen and Ostracod Faunal Data in Paleoclimate Reconstruction, in Climate Change in Continental Isotopic Records (eds P. K. Swart, K. C. Lohmann, J. Mckenzie and S. Savin), American Geophysical Union, Washington, D. C.. doi: 10.1029/GM078p0203
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Attention female Adam Lambert fans: all hope isn't lost!
In an interview with 20/20 last night, the American Idol finalist confirmed that he's gay... but he didn't exactly rule out future make out sessions - and maybe more! - with the opposite sex.
"I wouldn't ever give myself the label bisexual, but bi-ciurous, yeah. I've been known to make out with girls from time to time," Lambert says in the video below. "Couple drinks invovled, you know, it's fun. And who knows, maybe it'll go further someday, I dunno."
Be honest. How many women just ran out to get Lambert a drink?
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An Xbox 360. A 32′ Flatscreen TV. A Nexus 7 Tablet. A Sony Vaio Laptop. A Samsung Galaxy S4. A Nintendo Wii. A Bluetooth Speaker. A Pebble Steel Smartwatch. A Chromecast dongle. And an Xbox One.
That's cute an impressive list since all these things combined cost around $2225 and that everything listed is in my bedroom. So, as you can see, its no surprise that I love technology. Technology allows us to access the near entirety of human understanding, it allows us to dramatically improve our productivity (when not looking at Twitter or Facebook) and it allows us to connect to each in new and exciting ways. Its no surprise that technology is important to human development, with every technological advance ushering in a new era for mankind. The bow and arrow, the Printing Press, the Gun, the Cotton Gin, the Car, the Airplane, the Internet, the Facebook, the Smartphone. All of these innovations have changed the way we live and interact in our world, and we cannot imagine the world before them. A world before the gun, before the printed word, before Facebook? It's impossible to think in these terms and our only response to new technology is to adopt it and move on to the next innovation. Thus, the story of mankind is the story of technological innovation. But, can innovation ever be to the detriment of society?
I'm not talking about living a world like that in the Terminator Series, but rather a world in which mankind becomes so inseparable from technology that it forgets that the most important aspect of technology is bringing people together. Its sad to think that even in advertisements, corporations are taking notice that kids can't be separated from their smartphones even at the dinner table. We are constantly connected to others, yet when confronted with others we can't be bothered to take notice. In my family, we stopped having dinner at the dinner table and instead moved into the living room so we could watch TV. We had a paradigm shift in which my family became connected solely through technology rather than conversation. But this was a product of many things happening at once, such as my parents working late, after school activities, amazing TV shows, and growing up. Taking these things aside, its clear that our culture has shifted towards being more connected to the outside world. Reading current events and news articles is daunting with the internet because where do you get your sources? Should I read the New York Times or the Huffington Post? Dvice or The Verge? The Conscience of a Liberal or the Wall Street Journal? Society is presented with endless choices, with endless other individuals whose opinions and input we take to be important in our own lives and with new opportunities for ourselves to take or to give away. My life revolves completely around technology today, much more than it did 4 years ago. I work two jobs and one of them is completely online. I'm trying to get more serious about online gaming and what people think of me on facebook rather than in real life. I met one of my ex's through facebook before we even started dating (although we had kinda known each other in high school). Creating websites, performing data analysis for firms and searching for academic research for essays is just some of the things I do on a weekly basis. But, of course, I'm an atypical person, everyone is, but what can we say about our culture at large?
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Prohibition/Booze Emporium Review
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- jgloverwork Sep 5, 2007 09:50 AM
Stopped into Prohibition/Booze Emporium last night for a quick dinner mostly as a result of all of the talk about the spot on this board.
The room is nicely put together with some cool touches (we loved the idea of the light-switches in the booths that were wired for service requests - like in planes - although we didn't need to use it as the service was very friendly and well-timed).
As for the food, it certainly wasn't horrible but we walked out questioning the term "GastroPub" they have been advertising. With the exception of oysters being on offer, the menu was pretty much straight-up Pub. I had the fish and chips, which was too heavily battered and salty for my personal taste, but otherwise standard and decently executed. My friend had the chicken "TV Dinner Special" which he liked less. It included a grilled chicken breast covered in an overly sweet BBQ sauce, a compartment of passable mashed potatoes and a compartment of very oily zucchini slices. He found the whole thing quite boring after a couple of bites.
The bill, with tax and tip, for the two entrees, one draught beer and an iced tea was $50.00.
We were expecting the menu to have more twists and interest. Our overall review was that based on the room and the service we would happily return for drinks, but the food was underwhelming.
Intrested to hear from others who have visited - did we just select the wrong items from the menu? Other options included a Kobe burger, mussels done two ways, wings, gourmet Mac & Cheese, smothered steak...
i am not sure chefs in toronto understand what the term 'gastropub' really means...many seem to be using it now...but i have yet to experience the gastropubs of england
I have to admit, my experience was completely different. My expectation was that being a gastropub, Prohibition would be swank, hip and have something other than pub food. What a complete mistake that is!!!
Basically, this place has all the feel of a rocker bar that will pretty much close up in about 3 months. It's completely skidsville.
Those switches on the side of the booth were interesting, except any attempt at using them resulted in zero service. I perused the wine/drinks list...ummm.....may as well be ordering from a very low end restaurant...nothing interesting at all.
Eventually, I picked a bottle of red to share with my 3 companions. The waitress appears, 4 chunky, very inappropriate glasses in hand, struggles to open the bottle and then finally manages to pour the wine. As I go to drink there is lipstick smeared all over my glass..umm...great. I ask for a new glass, it arrives and I pour my wine in.....guess I should have inspected it first, as this one has a toothpick in it. At this point, I should have just walked out the door, but being the polite boy I am, I again alert our waitress. Alas, she offers us as replacement a glass of house red or a round of shots. Well, being no dummy, we take the shots. They arrive after we drink the rest of the wine....all 5 of them. Obviously, our waitress decided she was to be included in the event, as she hadn't been doing enough of them behind the bar already.
All I can say is don't even bother with this dump. I can't wait for it to close and something decent pop in. Gastropub? I'd rather go to Dangerous Dan's down the street.
re: DowntownJoe
DowntownJoe - you are quoted in the Toronto Star today -
re: JamieK
haha they have a copy of his review up on the wall...perhaps downtownjoe will make millions from the royalties ;)
re: JamieK
Now if only they had a fact checker on their Betty Ford material.
re: julesrules
apparently all Molson, lol, real nice taps those are ; )
I went by to try out the new (and welcome addition to the 'hood) last month. I was impressed by most of the décor, though I have to say the plywood tables painted black were a bit of a let-down.
They were definitely having trouble with staff (not enough, and unprofessional), but I chalked it up to the hurdles of opening a decent restaurant in a neighbourhood that's still trying to shake off it's blue-collar and socially-assisted roots. I imagine there are a lot of hurdles and roadblocks to drain an owner's energy and attention that you might not find in a 'hood more ready to support such an endeavour.
Anyway - operational glitches aside, here's the run-down on the food:
I ordered the open-faced steak sandwich. It was phenomenal. Tender, seasoned just right, and covered in brie and sauteed mushrooms and onions, it exceeded my expectations.
Someone else at the table had the pork ribs, and they were equally delicious. A good BBQ sauce, and perfectly cooked, the was a lot of "mmmm" happening as they were passed around for everyone to sample.
Someone else ordered the french onion soup, and it was less than great. Tasting like a packaged broth, it was bland and uninteresting.
The last dish ordered was the fish and chips. The pieces of fish were dismally small and yes, over-breaded.
The fries were perfect.
The calamari appetizer was exceptional.
I haven't written this place off by any means.
I'm returning today for lunch. I'll report back.
re: metalmustache
Guh. I never got to try the lunch because they weren't open for it yet. I think they may have extended their hours by now, but I don't know for sure due to the following more recent experiences:
Mid October: Went back for dinner with a friend, tried many of the same dishes I'd mentioned in my earlier post. Each one was horrible. The calamari was no longer fluffy and light. The ribs were dry and the sauce tasted cheap. My date's meal was equally disappointing. Beyond the food misery though, the crowning achievement of the evening were the vocal nightmares blared by the resident "entertainment" at the piano. This guy was singing off-key billy joel covers at full volume to a restaurant containing 8 people. We couldn't hear one another talk, the talent was untalented, and the food was beyond being just a let down. We left without finishing our meal.
I returned several weeks later with a friend just to grab a drink on a wednesday evening. We had the pleasure of being pummelled by the very same billy joel covers being sung by the very same "talent". We gulped down our drinks and quickly made our way across the street to Soma where we has a fun evening of Dirty Bingo, surrounded by people with wit and a personable bartender.
I've avoided Prohibition since.
I randomly found myself at this place last week and this thread had been blown up and posted :)
I liked the place; waitress was superb. Drinks.. well.. I don't like Molson, and it is indeed Molson only. Plus the beer fridge was left open for a good 20 minutes while I was there - that made me cringe.
Food was good; we had the "sashimi" - a flash grilled piece of steak. Very small for the price, I thought. For virtually the same price a dining guest had the shrimp cocktail with four HUGE shrimp; not sure how they're making money on that thing.
Mains were Rickard's battered fish and chips, open faced steak sandwich and a smoked cheddar grilled cheese w/ bacon. It's all better than average pub food.
We were told the place is now just called "Prohibition" because the city gave them a hard time over the name "Booze Emporium".
re: NovoCuisine
They weren't going to be allowed to open their doors if they kept the original name. Sorta like calling a place Free Beer. Breaks the LLBO irony laws.
At least one of the owners was involved with the defunct Betty Ford. No wonder they blew up and posted this thread and offer a choice of one beer. If it worked in the past...
re: Googs
This place is like Gabby's trying to be the Drake. I was really hoping for something a little more honest and authentic, much like many other great places in the area (The Mercury, Pulp Kitchen, Bario, lil Baci, The Comrade) The food was boring, bland, and overpriced. I guess every neighborhood needs a glorified sports bar that yahoos can feel important spending more money in. I wish I had more hands, so I could give 'Prohibition' four thumbs down!
re: Jacquilynne
Never been BUT we just passed by there on the way home and the place was PACKED!!! Either it was a private party or they are doing very well.
re: robgm
I frequented Prohibition when it first opened because of the loacation, Oysters were great, most other menu items were okay for a neighborhood pub.
Food and service have gone down hill since. Mid Feb. I met a friend for a drink around 6pm, the music was so loud we couldn't hear each other, or the bartender. We asked if he could turn it down a bit, he didn't, so we left.
re: uberguy
what a shame that the food sucks! I really enjoy it here and go often for pints and oysters. Never ate from the menu though.
The only problem I've had was the case of the disappearing waitress. But the bartender noticed her lack of service and he was very attentive to the 7 of us.
To be honest, I've never really noticed the decor except for that one hideous table that faces the beer fridge.
re: hungryabbey
Portions are generally smaller than your typical pub, although I never have a problem with not having enough food. They continue to be just overpriced enough to irritate me each time we go, but we're generally okay with them as a neighborhood spot. I wish they would drop their prices to make them a bit more reasonable for the food you get, though.
re: drjolt
Gotcha. Thanks for the update.


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ABC News' Huma Khan reports: Sarah Palin stopped by the National Archives in Washington, D.C., today with her family to see the U.S. Constitution, and insisted to reporters that her bus tour is not a campaign tour.
Palin, who has yet to announce her presidential ambitions despite much speculation, said her tour is not about building support for a possible run but to visit historic sites with her family, to restore faith in the country and to show people that big government isn't always the answer.
"This isn't a campaign bus. This is a bus to be able to express to America how much we appreciate our foundation and to invite more people to be interested in all that is good about America," the former Alaska governor said as she left the National Archives. "And to be able to remind ourselves that we don't need to fundamentally transform America. We need to restore what's good about America."
Palin said this was the first time two of her kids had seen the Constitution.
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Palin launched her "One Nation" bus tour Sunday – on the back of a Harley – at the annual Memorial Day gathering of the Rolling Thunder.
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Art Deco hotel in Siem Reap with an outdoor pool
Situated in Siem Reap, this hotel is close to Angkor National Musuem, Miniature Replicas of Angkor's Temples, and Royal Garden. Also nearby are Angkor Shopping Center and Rolous Group.
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In addition to a restaurant, Angkoriana Boutique features an outdoor pool. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and complimentary wireless Internet access.
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Televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and safes.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 3-star property offers access to a business center and a meeting room.
High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measure 3229 square feet (300 square meters). This Art Deco hotel also offers an outdoor pool, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. A shuttle from the airport to the hotel is complimentary to guests (available 24 hours).
- Airport transportation - pickup (complimentary)
- Total number of rooms - 44
- Number of floors - 4
- Business center
- Free Wi-Fi
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- One meeting room
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Museum Restaurant - Overlooking the pool and garden, this restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). Reservations are required.
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Your enchants are also a bit off for prot pvp. Berserking is best chant for weapon, titanium plating for shield, 21 agi gem for meta not the defense one, attack power for wrists and normal pve chants for head and shoulders are preferable to the resi ones, in most cases.
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⇒ On Saturday, June 6, 2015 classes celebrating reunions (years ending in 4, 5, 9 and 0) will have their own class dinners. More information about these dinners will be available soon!
- How can I get in touch with my former classmates?
⇒ We encourage you to get in touch with your classmates before and after you reunion! If you would like a specific classmates information or a class list, please contact the Alumni Relations Office at firstname.lastname@example.com.
- What is the weekend dress code?
⇒ The dress code for the weekend is business casual.
- Where can I find travel and hotel information?
⇒ Our HQ hotel is the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront. More detailed information can be found on our Travel and Accommodations page. Additional information about Baltimore's public transportation can be found on our Visitor Information page.
- How do I register for the Biennial Meeting and Reunion Weekend?
⇒ Registration for the 2015 Biennial Meeting and Reunion Weekend will be available in early 2015. For questions regarding The Biennial Meeting and Reunion Weekend, please call 888-546-1336 or email email@example.com.
- Where can I find out more about giving to the School of Medicine?
⇒ Thank you for your interest in supporting The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine! Gifts to all areas of Johns Hopkins are counted toward your class fundraising goal. There are many different ways to make a gift: cash, securities, stocks and bonds, as well as gift planning vehicles – charitable gift annuities, remainder trusts, lead trusts, gifts of real property, and gifts through bequests. Bequests via qualified retirement accounts are particularly appealing since these assets are among the highest taxed assets in your estate. Visit our Make a Gift page or contact us directly at 410-516-0776 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Still have questions?
Contact the Office of Development and Alumni Relations at email@example.com or 410-361-6561 toll free 1-888-546-1336.