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The long-term loan of important Old Master paintings to the Scottish National Gallery in Edinburgh could be threatened if Scotland votes "yes" to independence next week. A poll by YouGov published at the weekend showed the "yes" side narrowly leading for the first time. In February we reported that sources with close connections to Scottish institutions and collectors say there is a growing possibility that leading lenders will sell their works or move them south if, as is suspected, an independent Scotland's tax regime changes to target the rich.
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The paragraph that has sent chills down spines appears towards the end of the 667-page plan for an independent Scotland, which was launched at the end of November last year by Alex Salmond, Scotland's nationalist first minister.The white paper, "Scotland's Future", says that "decisions on the tax system and all specific taxes… will be made by the parliament and government of an independent Scotland". Major art collectors and owners of historic houses benefit from the UK tax system's exemptions from inheritance tax. HM Revenue and Customs allows items to be exempt if they are of significant importance to the nation, if there is public access to them and so long as they remain in the UK.Scottish institutions also benefit from a share of the works of art accepted in lieu of taxes owed to HM Revenue, another UK-wide scheme potentially affected if Scottish voters choose independence. An Arts Council England panel advises ministers on the allocation of items. On average ten items or collections are acquired by Scottish institutions a year via the scheme. For example last year the National Galleries of Scotland (NGS) received a Dutch still life by Jan van Huysum valued at £2.45m. The Scottish National Party says that if it came to power in an independent Scotland, it would maintain existing heritage taxation "until there was an opportunity to review [it]". In February, Nicholas Penny, the director of the National Gallery in London, told the Times newspaper that if Scotland became independent: "They would be mad not to try and perpetuate the system of exemption from capital tax that has been instituted in this country which exempts you from death duty if you maintain some sort of public access to the painting." The Historic Houses Association for Scotland is also concerned, seeking clarification whether the government of an independent Scotland would put in place the same or very similar tax schemes. Raphael's The Virgin and Child (The Bridgewater Madonna), around 1507, is on the Revenue's list of exempt items. The Old Master is among 28 works by artists including Titian, Poussin and Rembrandt that are on long-term loan to the NGS from the Duke of Sutherland. The Duke of Buccleuch's Leonardo, the Madonna of the Yarnwinder, around 1501, is another significant loan, which has been on show in the Scottish National Gallery since 2009.When asked about such concerns, few were willing to talk on the record—but, tellingly, no one chose to deny them. The NGS confirmed earlier this year that its trustees will consider "a wide range of potential consequences relating to the contents of the white paper [Scotland's Future]". Ben Thomson, the chairman of the board of trustees, said: "We are extremely confident that we will continue to enjoy very positive support from the Scottish government for our ongoing collaborations with private collectors." A spokesman for the NGS tell us that its position remains the same.This is an updated version of an article that appeared in the February issue of The Art Newspaper
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And that`s Dame Vivienne Westwood joining in the Yes to independence ! She also has a little shop here in Newcastle. The Primark is nearly as big as Baltic !
what will happen to the anthony d'offay donation artists rooms which is split between the national gallery of scotland and the tate. will they split it
Gorden Main is right. I`ll donate from my collection of contemporary art. Independence was good enough for America !
If donations are pulled from Scotland I will donate myself from my own collection. They need modernising anyhow!! What ridiculous establishment scaremongering!
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If donations are pulled from Scotland I will donate myself from my own collection. They need modernising anyhow!! What ridiculous establishment...
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A young man (Prince) with a talent for music has begun a career with much promise. He meets an aspiring singer, Apollonia, and finds that talent alone isn't all that he needs. A complicated tale of his repeating his father's self destructive behavior, losing Apollonia to another singer (Morris Day), and his coming to grips with his own connection to other people ensues.
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"Purify yourself in the waters of lake Minnetonka."
Reviewed by Casey Broadwater, July 20, 2009
After The Chapelle Show's "True Hollywood Stories with Charlie Murphy" sketch, I can't look at Prince without seeing Dave Chapelle in a blouse, dry humping a basketball and dunking magically over Eddie Murphy's brother. It doesn't help that The Artist is known to take himself so seriously. I mean, who goes by an unpronounceable symbol? Still, there was a time when Prince was undeniably pop royalty, a performer who combined the showmanship of Little Richard and James Brown with the guitar prowess of Hendrix and the ambiguous androgyny of David Bowie. Purple Rain was Prince's musical blitzkrieg, a cross-cultural takeover that launched him to international stardom and, like Seattle and grunge in the 90s, put the unlikely state of Minnesota on the map for the electric funk of its "Minneapolis Sound." While Prince has become somewhat of a pop oddity in the intervening years, Purple Rain captures him in his glittering prime, preening and thrusting on stage like a svelte, sex-crazed tomcat out on his nightly prowl.
Like 8 Mile, a film it undoubtedly influenced, Purple Rain is a largely autobiographical story that takes just enough liberties to effectively separate fact from fiction. Prince plays The Kid, a Minnesotan rocker who channels the violence of his home life into emotionally charged songs for The Revolution, his funk-rock fusion band. There's some minor infighting amongst the group, a standoff with rival band The Time, and The Kid has an on-again- off-again relationship with Apollonia (Apolloinia Kotero), a fellow singer with aspirations. The plot is basically a thin and perfunctory series of events that serves to tie together performances at Minneapolis' famous First Avenue nightclub.
Expectedly, the film is at its best when The Kid is doing his thing onstage. He's a bundle of sexual energy with no outlet but the wild flailing of his limbs, some fancy footwork, and enough hip pumps to impregnate a small village. And the clothes! Check out that blouse! The bedazzled purple jacket! The flamenco boots with four-inch heels! With his pirate locks and fem, military duds, Prince looks like a glam Captain Crunch or a sexy colonel from some glittery space future. The funk too is just fantastic. "Let's Go Crazy" erupts with big beats and scuffed-up guitar, "Purple Rain" is all tears and lofted lighters, and let's not forget the scandalous lyrics of "Darling Nikki," which prompted Tipper Gore to found the Parents Music Resource Center. The Kid's guitar solos are noodling, masturbatory displays, and the film culminates with Prince's hands running up and down the neck before the head of his guitar literallyI mean literallyspurts water all over the crowd. And cut!
Unfortunately, the non-music sections of the film are not nearly as entertaining. The acting is fairly terrible across the board, as the cast is comprised of musicians who are basically playing hyperbolized versions of themselves. Former Mod Squad member Clarence Williams III plays The Kid's father, and though he's the only real professional actor of the lot, his performance is perhaps the most over-the-top, as he storms around the house and beats down his wife and son. There are a few laughscourtesy of The Time's Morris Day and Jerome Bentonand plenty of emoting, mostly from Prince, who, when not thrashing about the stage, generally looks either self-satisfied or in need of a hug.
All the same, no matter what you think about Princeor his musicPurple Rain does have a kind of camp charm and infectious energy. It's hard not to grin when The Kid tools around town on a big purple motorcycle that looks like a reject from the Batman television series. The costumes are flat-out ridiculous and every pan of the audience during the club scenes reveals a score of New Wave-wannabes, their faces painted with neon stripes, sulking with their cigarettes and nodding in time to the beat. As a film, Purple Rain really isn't that great, but it is a sometimes fascinating cultural document that captures the sexy, sweaty essence of 1980s excess.
Purple Rain Blu-ray, Video Quality
Purple Rain's 1080p, VC-1 encoded transfer is full of hits and misses. The source print is nearly immaculate, with only a few spots and speckles throughout the film. Colors are generally bold, with big washes of blues, yellows, reds, andof coursepurples soaking the stage during Prince's literally off-the-wall performances. The overall look is far better than the dull presentation of the DVD, but it's far from Warner's best restoration jobs. While certain sections of the film look sharp, many scenes have an almost gauzy softness and the image in general lacks any real HD pop. Black levels are inconsistent, sometimes looking great, occasionally crushing detailthe strands of Prince's hair get easily lostand other times looking grayish and washed out. Grain levels are similarly helter skelter, with outdoor scenes, like the motorcycle sequence, appearing almost grain- free, while darker interiors and night shots show rampant patches of analog noise. The film looks good, don't get me wrong, but it lacks the crispness and depth of other restored catalog titles.
Purple Rain Blu-ray, Audio Quality
For a rock 'n roll film, Purple Rain's TrueHD 5.1 surround track lacks some serious punch. Like the image quality, the audio is never bad, but it does show the limitations and age of its source materials. Bass sounds undefined and overpowering, the mid-range rhythm section feels occasionally flat, and the high-end screeches and squalls of Prince's face-melting guitar solos are rendered thin with compression. Rear channels are used almost entirely for ambienceI can't recall a single discrete effectand most of the music is blasted from the front speakers. Though the lack of directionality in the music is perhaps accurate for a rock concertwhere the speakers are all facing outwardI could live with a rounder sound at the expense of realism. Dialogue, on the other hand, is mostly clear and discernable, though occasionally a line will get lost in the din of the First Avenue club. Overall, this is a clean but dynamically flat track that never rocks the house quite like you imagine it could.
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Commentary by Director Albert Magnoli, Producer Bob Cavallo, and Director of Photography Don Thorin
Only diehard Prince fans need listen to this dull and silence-filled track. There's simply way too much uninteresting technical chatter, and the director references his student films one too many times. The other two participants, while occasionally eking out some little anecdotes, lapse frequently into "I thought he was brilliant in this scene" style comments.
First Avenue: The Road to Pop Royalty (SD, 12:24)
An inside look at the First Avenue nightclub that gave birth to Prince, Soul Asylum, The Replacements, Hüsker Dü, and others. This feature includes interviews with manager Steve McClellen, members of The Time and Revolution, and various other musicians, journalists and DJs.
Purple Rain: Backstage Pass (SD, 29:45)
Though sadly devoid of Prince's regal presence, this making-of special is an otherwise all- encompassing look at the production of Purple Rain, from the film's origin to its successful opening box office weekend. Producer Robert Cavallo discusses how Prince wanted a story based on his career, saying, "I want to star in a major movie, I want my name above the title, and I want it to be at a major studio." That's a rather tall order, but part of the thrust of this featurette is how Prince was and is insanely hardworking. Director Albert Magnoli even claims that Prince gave him 100 fully produced songs for possible inclusion in the movie. The dissection of the music is the feature's most interesting segment, with former members of The Revolution reminiscing about the creation of hit songs like "Purple Rain" and "When Doves Cry." Along with members of the cast and crew, we also get to see our old pal Kurt Loder of MTV News, who says "I think Purple Rain set a standard for pop movies, and we're still waiting to see it matched."
Riffs, Ruffles and a Revolution: The Impact and Influence of Purple Rain (SD, 10:01)
Examining Purple Rain's influence on pop culture, music, and fashion, this brief feature covers the Purple Rain tour, Prince's costuming, and the genesis of the "Minneapolis Sound." Many of the same interviewees are included, but there's also a brief cameo by Macy Grey, who says that she learned to play guitar after being impressed by Prince's guitarist Wendy.
Music Videos
The disc includes standard definition videos for Prince's "Let's Go Crazy," "Take Me With You," "When Doves Cry," "I Would Die 4 You / Baby I'm a Star," and "Purple Rain," The Time's "Jungle Love" and "The Bird," and "Sex Shooter" by Apollonia 6.
Trailers (SD, 4:46)
Included are trailers for Purple Rain, Under the Cherry Moon, and Graffiti Bridge.
MTV Premiere Party (SD, 27:52)
The teased hair! The tightly coiled strings of pearls! Pegged jeans! While MTV's Premiere Party doesn't offer much in terms of behind-the-scenes insight, it is a walking, talking time capsule of the mid-1980s. Eddie Murphy shows up in a cheetah-print suit jacket with no shirt on and a black leather handkerchief tied around his neck. Pee Wee Herman rolls up to the red carpet in a tiny toy car. Weird Al fidgets wildly at a table with John Cougar Mellencamp and exclaims, "We all knew Prince was a great actor, but who knew he could sing!" Perhaps most oddly of all, Little Richard shows up to give Prince a Bible ("God loves you Prince!") and then has the hubris to say, "Prince is the me of this generation." What was wrong with the '80s?
Purple Rain Blu-ray, Overall Score and Recommendation
If you grew up in the early 80s, or you're a Prince fan from way back in the day, you've probably seen Purple Rain and already have an opinion of it one way or another. For those who were either too young or too old to catch Prince's sweaty zeitgeist, the film is a pretty good indication of what was happening pop culture-wise during the Reagan years. With a decent, but never stunning AV lineup and a bounty of extra features, I'd say Purple Rain is a must-own for Prince fans, but a solid rental for everyone else.
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I just purchased a 1995 Geo hatchback lsi (1.3L, automatic), and am getting just 27 mpg. Is there a serious problem with this car? Is there anything I can do to improve the mileage significantly?
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26 City, 31 Highway, 28 combined.
With no info on what type of driving is getting 27mpg for you, I'd say you're in the range. Now if that's your on your first tank (since you just purchased), I'd say give yourself some time to become accustomed to drving the car and see how the mileage performance goes. The conditions you have to drive in may result in numbers like that. My first instinct is that you're not looking at some kind of serious issue with the car.
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dowens Posts: 2I bought my Geo 2 door hatchback in May of 2006 with 79K on it. It is the 4cyl. with auto. and air. I have put 13K on it since then and get great milage. I go from Cleveland OH to Knoxville TN a couple of times a year and get 42mpg thru KY (40mpg using the A/C.) I then go to lower VA and get 45mpg (43mpg using the A/C). I then come back to Cleveland and get 40pg thru WV (37 mpg using the A/C) I go 11 hundred miles for the whole trip.In the winter I get approx.2mpg less than with A/C in the summer.After 4 such trips with this car milage has remained the same. I have a self installed cruise control that runs off the tach. instead of the speed. I use it the whole trip and it pulls all the hills. It slows down approx. 3mph going up hill, and speeds up approx.4mph going down hill. I drive like an old man because I am one. Usually I never drive over 65 mph even in the 70mph areas. I keep to the right always and haven't had any trouble with road rage. The Geo is Noisy on the road and I had to Raise my seat 2in. in the back and 1.5 in. in the front to be comfotable. This is a truelly a great little car if you use it as intended. I also installed a man size horn as nobody listens to the squeeker that came on it.
Is your Geo newer than 1995? I don't do much highway driving with my car, but I can't imagine getting mileage like you're getting on the highway with my car. I was expecting to get mileage in the mid to high 30s with a car this size, thus am disappointed with the car. I plan to drive it only about 3 - 4,000 miles per year, so I hope that at least it is trouble free.
sduebametro Posts: 1My car wouldn't start and was making a loud scary noise. I had it towed to a dealership. They said that my air conditionoing compressor broke and that I can just remove the system to bypass it....it has locked up my engine. In the meantime, all of my attempts to start it before I had it towed apparently damaged the starter. Does this sound legit? This all happened after I got gas...could it be bad gas too? My air conditioning has not worked in a year...why would it shut my car down now?
lance13 Posts: 1I just joined this group. About the mileage with my Metro. I bought it spanking new in Feb.2000. Right out of the box around town driving I averaged 39 --->42 mpg.(I had a courier service then) My first road trip with was from Everett WA. to Portland OR. I set the cruise control at 75mph. The round trip got me 45mpg. After a while I started to run these trips to Portland at 60mph. My gas mileage exceeds 55+mpg consistantly. One thing I figured out about this little car is..."ITS NOT A ROCKETSHIP". But once I get up to speed with the cruise control set it hangs on pretty good. It just takes a while to get up to speed. I change the oil regularly around 6-7 thousand miles. One quart of DURA-LUBE at each change. Every month i add a whole container of Chevron fuel conditioner to keep things cleaned out. To this day, my car does not smoke or leak. I have 162500 miles on the O D. I changed the clutch and the transmission at around 140000. People can say what they want about these little cars. But personally I like them.
gnusman53 Posts: 3Several years ago, I bought a 94 Geo 2 door....no AC and was getting nearly 55mpg in freeway/state rural highway (with stop signs)....in city driving, more than 42mpg
I bought a used 99 Metro in 2003....with A/C...getting slightly less.....
I'm keeping it.
And if GM wants my business, they will have to sell a vehichle that gets as much or better in mileage.
Currently, I have slightly more than 80,000 miles on the odometer.
I have a 96 2 dr 1.3 with auto trans and I have gotten close to your mileage numbers. I bought the car 2 years ago with 16K on it and it was a insurance right off with very minor damage to the front bumper and one head light. With a few parts tossed at it and back on the road I now have 57K on it. I run the A/C almost every day in this hot weather and so long as I keep the speed around 60 or above, it makes acceptable power. Anyway,your added cruise control... I added rosta cruise to mine when I got it on the road and was wondering about your hook up. I have mine hooked to the speed censor wire at the computer and my speed is rarely held steady, sometimes worse then others. Can you tell me what you did to make this tach hook up work? Thanks! I'm on my second Metro! Gotta love em
I'm really interested in getting a good used Geo Metro. What about engine life on the 3-cylinder? About how long before a rebuild is required? And can a 3-cylinder engine be really successfully rebuilt, or does it develop incorrectible balance problems over much time and miles?
It's really neat to read about gas mileage based on actual experience, not on theoretical figures!
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The auto trans doesn't have over drive. The stick does, 5th gear is over drive. The auto trans has a fluid coupling and slips some even with a lock up converter. The 5 speed has a mechanical coupling, the clutch, and should not be slipping at all. The auto trans does just that, it shifts automatically, not always when you would like it too! The 5 speed you pick the gear that works best for your situation. The 5 speed does get better mileage.
had a 87 geo metro hatchback, wife drove it 107 miles to work and back, mostly nonstop new mex. driving got 54 miles to the gallon,. now she has a 98 chevy metro hatchback for same trip with ac gets 50 miles to gallon. think enviorment of trip may cost some mileage for others experiance.
the air conditioner compressor has a bearing in the pully wheel that can wear out and they do. when this happens it will lock down motor unless the belt is removed. the starter can be over heated and destroyed by trying to get the motor to turm over when it will not. any thing over about 9 seconds or continually trying it with out sufficent cooldown between tries{about 1 minute}.
do not give the ac parts to dealer as they have value and can be sold by them. your compressor probaly needs a 30 dollar clutch to be as good as new. the rest of the parts would sell for over 1000 dollars as reconditioned. remanufactured compressor goes for around 300.
i have a 2000 metro that gets around the 30-35 mpg. i drive a steady 60-65 mph on the x-way and on the yahoo site they all claim to get in the 40-60 mile mark. i have questioned them about this but they are just bragging. now you say you set the cruise brand new out of the box. the metro never came with cruise. the dealer may have installed it though.
plzion Posts: 7My 93 Metro 3 dr with 5 speed 3 cylinder gets 50 mpg city and 48 mpg on long trips (we usually do 75-85 mpg when in the interstate) and we usually go up and down over mountain ranges.
My wife's 2001 (I believe that is the year) 4 door LSI auto 4 cylinder gets as good as 37 mpg and as low as 25 mpg. It really needs an overdrive gear and torque converter lock up to make it really impressive on gas mileage.
Even at 40 mph it feels and sounds like it needs to change gears. GM is very great about overdrive automatics, but on this GM/Suzuki model, the damn bean counters won out apparently to the detriment of the consumer and the reputation of the automatic equipped car.
I'm not aware of any automatic for many years previous to it that came without overdrive...In this day and age, it is not excuseable. That is my only gripe about that car.
guerrero3366 Posts: 1"do not give the ac parts to dealer as they have value and can be sold by them. your compressor probaly needs a 30 dollar clutch to be as good as new. "
My question is : Do you think is a do it yourself job to install the 30 dollar clutch or the bearing that went bad on my AC?? My AC makes that noice ,I disconected the belt, noise no longe exist but I know I have the bearing problem as it make noise if I conect the bell., or when i spin the wheel that hold the belt in place. If one can do it were can I buy the parts? Any help would be greate. Love this little car. 2001 Chevy Metro LSI 4 door 1.3cc engine. :blush:
threeclarks Posts: 2My '89 Geo Metro LSi used to get right around 60 MPG. After the engine was rebuilt and I only do city driving (no highway), I seem to be averaging just under 40 MPG. My commute though now is about 55 miles per week, so I just fill up once per month. Very convenient and very cost effective.
lindav Posts: 1Just one girl's experience: Back in the day, I drove an 89 Chevy Sprint for 11 years, a three cylinder, manual transmission with air conditioning. I regularly got 54 to 56 mpg, down to 48 if I used the AC. Really needed this vehicle at that time, because my daily commute was 122 mi. Sometimes got 400 miles per fill-up.
Recently had a career change that will soon require me to drive 450 mi. per week. I had never forgotten my Sprint, so I researched both Sprint and its Geo successors as I approached this career change. I decided to locate a Geo Metro 4-cylinder, manual transmission, with air conditioning, between 95 and 97, and began a 5 state hunt for The Car. They are *very* hard to find and, combined with the fact that total cost was an important factor for me, I knew I had to locate one in functional but restorable condition -- couldn't afford the few fully reconditioned ones I was able to find. (These were running between $4500 and $6000.)
Settled on a 96 2 door hatchback -- good interior, almost zero body rust, good AC, new exhaust system, new tires, good engine and tranny, 102,000 mi. Clearly needed a clutch pack, but gave me 40 MPG in less than optimum condition right off the lot for $1400. My mechanic added an axel and a front brake job to his list of needed repairs, but this was still within my budget.
One serious piece of bad news almost undid me. Although the car was accident-free, a full inspection revealed the front portion of the frame was seriously rusted in strategic places. I had to decide whether to sell it back to the dealer, make $600 of mechanical repairs and expect the car to last a max of 18 months --- or, double my acquisition cost by adding a frame repair, and try to make the car immortal.
I did my arithmetic, conservatively, and calculated that if I were able to sell off my lovely 2002 Dodge Stratus for $2000, the gas savings would pay for the Geo Metro *and* its repairs in nine months.
So, I'm going for "immortal". A thorough restoration now will cut my gasoline cost in half for the foreseeable future. And I happen to *really* enjoy driving this car again. Not everyone would like it. But in return for feeling a little bit like Fred Flintstone behind the wheel, I also feel like I am beating The Establishment (just like the old days) by getting where I want to go in comfort, at half-price.
I'm no mechanic, but I pay attention when my mechanic and my body man explain things, and I get under the hood or under the lift with them. I think I made a decision that will satisfy me, though it might not be for everyone.
Hope this might help some others in their decision-making.
petsr4ever05 Posts: 2Hi, I recently purchased a '91 Geo-Metro, 3 cylinder 5 speed. I just had a new muffler, tailpipe and o2 sensor put into it, plus I had the compression checked (it was good), the oil changed and a general tune-up. It runs just great, but there is a problem. I am only getting around 30, 31 mpg. This is all highway driving. What could the problem be? Shouldn't I be getting around 40+mpg? I live in North Dakota, and drive it to work and back which is 68 miles round trip. Straight highway all the way. Oh, and by the way, I know this is gonna sound really dumb (I am a woman), but how many gallons does my tank hold? :confuse: ">
if you have a repoir with your mechanic you might ask him to advance the timing for you, I had to advance mine as far as it would go to get decent acceleration/mileage, but if you get pinging under acceleration they would have to back it off for you, also keep it under 70mph,,, I only get about 8gallons in mine but I have to bury the gauge before I fill it---hope this helps
I had to sell my 94 Geo Metro recently after owning it for about 12 years. I consistently got 33 MPG all around, both city and highway. I often got 43 MPG on the highway. I haven't found another American car that has this good gas mileage since. U.S. automakers need to start making more fuel efficient cars like this one, or more medium-sized hybrids.
I miss my Geo already, but I had to get a new car because it was beginning to die and I couldn't risk being stranded out in the desert with it.


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What is piracy? When used to describe copyright infringement, the term causes a lot of debate.
Some say the term is inaccurate, since "piracy" only describes sea-faring buccaneers of the "Aaargh, matey" type.1 Others suggest it is inappropriate when applied to anything but large-scale, commercial counterfeiting of copyrighted works — an effort to invoke negative connotations of all unauthorized uses of copyrighted works in order to increase the scope of laws and enforcement in favor of copyright holders.2
Even setting aside these arguments, debate remains over the meaning of the term. Is all copyright infringement piracy? Or does it only refer to specific types of copyright infringement?
This post isn't about addressing the arguments about the term or coming to a settled definition of the word — not to say either is unimportant or not interesting. Instead, I want to focus only on how I use the term on this site. Words are important, and I use the term piracy quite frequently here, so I want to clarify what I mean when I use it and why I use it that way.
I use "piracy" to refer to a subset of copyright infringement, specifically, the widespread reproduction and distribution of exact copies of an entire work without authorization. In this sense, the term is merely shorthand since I write a lot about the issues revolving around this type of infringement. Put another way, my use is descriptive rather than normative. This definition reflects how the term is commonly used today — I'll leave to others the question of whether this definition reflects how the term should be used.
Historical Usage
"Pirate" comes from the latin Pirata, meaning "sailor" or "sea robber," which itself comes from the Greek peirates, "brigand."3 Since the time of the Ancient Greeks, the term has been used to describe those who plunder at sea.
The term "piracy" began to be applied to the plundering of intellectual property around the mid-1600s — give or take a few decades, depending on who you ask.4
The earliest appearances of the term, pre-dating the Statute of Anne and our modern idea of copyright, used it more to describe personal plagiary — the passing off of another's work as one's own — then the unauthorized reproduction of a work. It's interesting to note that the term "plagiarism" itself comes from the classical Latin term plagiarius, meaning "kidnapper, seducer, plunderer."5 By the 18th century, "piracy" was being used to describe copyright infringement.6
Indeed, in the early 19th century, the two terms were often used interchangeably. In Cary v. Kearsley, an 1803 English case that serves as a sort of godfather to the modern U.S. doctrine of fair use, the court explained, "That part of a work of one author is found in another, is not itself piracy, or sufficient to support an action; a man may fairly adopt part of the work of another; he may so make use of another's labours for the promotion of science, and the benefit of the public."7
Justice Story also used the term piracy as a synonym of copyright infringement. In Folsom v. Marsh, he refers to "the question of piracy" where today a court would refer to the question of copyright infringement.8 Likewise, in Emerson v. Davies, he wrote, "The question is, whether the latter work is a piracy upon any part of the former work, which the author of that work had a right to claim as his own property, in respect that it was his own composition."9
Current Usage
Nowadays, the scope of the term has been narrowed; most courts, scholars, and commentators use piracy to refer to only a specific type of copyright infringement rather than all infringement.10
The Supreme Court in Goldstein v. California explained that the petitioners were engaged in "what has commonly been called "record piracy" or "tape piracy"—the unauthorized duplication of recordings of performances by major musical artists."11 Though a patent case, the Court in Graver v. Linde implied that pirating a copyrighted work is an act of "unscrupulous" copying, where any variations are made not out of a creative nature, but only to "conceal and shelter the piracy."12
Many scholars adopt the same definition as courts. Mark Lemley and Eugene Volokh talk about "outright piracy" as those cases where a defendant makes "identical or nearly identical copies" of a protected work, "and there is no claim of fair use."13 Law professor Michael J. Meurer defines piracy as "the unauthorized public distribution of literal copies of a copyrighted work," making a pirate, in the economic sense, "a competing supplier of the copyright holder."14
While "piracy" is not a legal term, it has been used descriptively by Congress when holding hearings or passing legislation. The law making certain types of copyright infringement a felony was called the Piracy and Counterfeiting Amendments Act of 1982.15 The infringement covered by the act must be both willful and "for purposes of commercial advantage or private financial gain" — with higher penalties for the unauthorized reproduction and distribution of multiple copies.
Industry groups also limit the scope of what types of infringement are defined as piracy. The RIAA describes some of the forms piracy can take on its website: "individuals who illegally upload or download music online, online companies who build businesses based on theft and encourage users to break the law, or criminals manufacturing mass numbers of counterfeit CDs for sale on street corners, in flea markets or at retail stores." The IFPI, in discussing online piracy, is referring only to file-sharing type activities.
Based on these (and many other) examples, I think my definition of piracy fairly represents the commonly accepted usage of the term.
- Richard Stallman, 21 Words to Avoid (1996). [↩]
- William Patry, Moral Panics and the Copyright Wars, pp. 92-96 (Oxford University Press 2009); Jessica Litman, Digital Copyright, pp. 85-86 (Prometheus Books 2006). [↩]
- "Pirate", Online Etymology Dictionary. [↩]
- Adrian Johns, Piracy: The Intellectual Property Wars from Gutenberg to Gates, pg. 23 (University of Chicago Press 2009); The Oxford English Dictionary has 1603 as the earliest use in this manner, while the Online Etymology Dictionary dates the first recorded use to 1701. [↩]
- "Plagiarism," Online Etymology Dictionary. [↩]
- It has, throughout history, also been used to refer to certain practices outside of copyright infringement — pirate radio and pirate buses, for example. [↩]
- 4 Esp. 168, via William Patry, Fair Use and Fair Abridgment, Patry Copyright Blog (Oct. 14, 2005); see also Campbell v. Acuff-Rose Music, 510 US 569, 575-576 (1994). [↩]
- 9 F. Cas 342 (1841). [↩]
- 8 F. Cas. 615 (Cir. Ct D. Mass 1845). [↩]
- Though, as always, there are exceptions. See, e.g., SAS Institute v. S&H Computer Systems, 605 F.Supp. 816, 829-30 (MD Tenn 1985): "The question of the substantiality of the similarity is also a question of fact; the piracy of even a quantitatively small fragment ('a rose by any other name would smell as sweet') may be qualitatively substantial." [↩]
- Freedom of Speech and Injunctions in Intellectual Property Cases, 48 Duke Law Journal 147, 211 (1998). [↩]
- Price Discrimination, Personal Use and Piracy: Copyright Protection of Digital Works, 45 Buffalo Law Review 845 (1997). [↩]
- PL 97-180, 96 Stat 91, 93. [↩]


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Five decades of research and practical application of computers in biomedicine has given rise to the discipline of medical informatics, which has made many advances in genomic and translational medicine possible.
Developments in nanotechnology and nanorobotics are opening up the prospects for nanomedicine and regenerative medicine where informatics and DNA computing can become the catalysts enabling health care applications at sub-molecular or atomic scales.
While nanomedicine promises a new exciting frontier for clinical practice and biomedical research, issues involving cost-effectiveness studies, clinical trials and toxicity assays, drug delivery methods, and the implementation of new personalized therapies still remain challenging.
DNA damage, due to environmental factors and normal metabolic processes inside the cell, occurs at a rate of 1,000 to 1,000,000 molecular lesions per cell per day.
The vast majority of DNA damage affects the primary structure of the double helix; that is, the bases themselves are chemically modified. These modifications can in turn disrupt the molecules' regular helical structure by introducing non-native chemical bonds or bulky adducts that do not fit in the standard double helix. Unlike proteins and RNA, DNA usually lacks tertiary structure and therefore damage or disturbance does not occur at that level.
DNA repair nanorobotics will utilize the same tasks that living systems already prove possible. Access to cells is possible because biologists can stick needles into cells without killing them. Thus, molecular machines are capable of entering the cell.
Also, all specific biochemical interactions show that molecular systems can recognize other molecules by touch, build or rebuild every molecule in a cell, and can disassemble damaged molecules. Finally, cells that replicate prove that molecular systems can assemble every system found in a cell. Therefore, since nature has demonstrated the basic operations needed to perform molecular-level cell repair, in the future, nanomachine based systems will be built that are able to enter cells, sense differences from healthy ones and make modifications to the structure.
The possibilities of these cell repair machines are impressive. Comparable to the size of viruses or bacteria, their compact parts would allow them to be more complex. The early machines will be specialized. As they open and close cell membranes or travel through tissue and enter cells and viruses, machines will only be able to correct a single molecular disorder like DNA damage or enzyme deficiency. Later, cell repair machines will be programmed with more abilities with the help of advanced AI systems. Powerful nanocomputers and fast sequenators will be needed to guide these machines.
These computers will direct machines to examine, take apart, and rebuild damaged molecular structures. Repair machines will be able to repair whole cells by working structure by structure. Then by working cell by cell and tissue by tissue, whole organs can be repaired. Finally, by working organ by organ, health is restored to the body. Cells damaged to the point of inactivity can be repaired because of the ability of molecular machines to build cells from scratch. Therefore, cell repair machines will free medicine from reliance on self repair alone.
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Annual production of activated sludges in the United States ranges from 7 – 8 million tons. Currently, disposal technologies of these sludges include incineration and landfilling, both of which are heavily regulated and could create adverse environmental impacts. A fraction of the activated sludges can be used as fertilizer once it complies with regulations for Class A biosolids. Activated sludges contain microbial consortia known to produce lipidic materials and many other organic compounds, which could be used to produce biofuels and specialty chemicals. Several studies showed that reasonable yields (2 – 6% weight) of biodiesel could be produced from activated sludge. At these yields however, activated sludge biodiesel is less economical than petroleum diesel. This study describes the production of renewable fuel from activated sludge using Fluidized Catalytic Cracking (FCC). This process could convert most of the compounds present in sludge into fuel, and thus, increase fuel yields and reduce cost.
Several catalysts, sludge to catalyst ratios, sludge moisture content, fluid flow rates and temperatures were tested. Initial results using ZSM-5 at 500°C with air showed considerable production of aromatic compounds, from benzene to methylnaphthalene.
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US Airways Smashes Xbox 360 for Security Reasons
Here is a tip for anyone that is planning on taking their video game console with them when they travel….DON'T DO IT! Trust us, if you do it will end up like this. You are better off shipping the damn thing to your destination with x2 insurance.


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Footballer takes a pay cut
Owen Coyle has revealed new-boy James McClean took a pay cut to join Wigan.
The Republic of Ireland international completed a deal in excess of £1m when he moved to the Latics from Sunderland yesterday.
– Wigan manager, Owen Coyle
He took a drop in salary to come, such was his desire to play football.
That was fantastic to see in a young man.
All too often in football, finance is the motivation for some players.
It is great to have someone at your football club who is prepared to take a step back because he believes it will eventually lead to making two forward.


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The war in Bosnia tore once peaceful communities apart. Serbs and Muslims killed each other with a viciousness that shocked a so-called civilised Europe that had not seen such carnage since the second world war.
In an attempt to stop the blood letting the United Nations declared the town of Srebrenica in eastern Bosnia a "safe haven".
A Dutch peacekeeping force was stationed there to protect the mainly Muslim inhabitants and keep the ethnically divided population apart.
It did not work out that way. In July 1995, Bosnian Serb troops were set to overrun the town. The Muslim men who had been defending the town of Srebrenica tried to escape, but were rounded up and massacred.
8,000 Bosnian Serbs were killed. The International Court of Justice just recently admitted that it was genocide.
Two survivors return to Srebrenica for a visit. Neither feel they can return to live there but they go back for the memorial service to honor the dead and bury the victims that keep being discovered in mass graves throughout the region.
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I agree wi you. I guess if they didn't want to offend anyone they would at least ask before putting there hand on the belly out of respect. So being forward might be a good thing since they are.p1nklemonade:just say, nicely, "please don't touch my belly, it makes me uncomfortable." when this starts happening to me, i intend to be very blunt. if you wouldn't rub my belly before i was pregnant, you don't need to be doing it now. i have no problem being rude (but i understand your not wanting to offend anyone)


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For the costing of a wedding cake ( I hope this makes sense) I've included the cost of 2 tier cakes, extras such as boards, dowels and flower decoration. However I haven't inc my labour, I have instead, added my basic cost per slice to the already cost of ingredients and extras. This all comes to over £300 for a two tier cake. Does this sound fair that I've added the cost per slice, I added £1 to my basic slice costing as the one is ganache.
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