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The exceptions in focus
Copyright law seems to have lurched from one crisis to another over recent years.1 Debates have raged over how new types of subject matter can be accommodated within copyright law,2 whether the term of protection for copyright ought to be extended, how to respond to the unauthorised distribution of works over the Internet and whether developing countries ought to be forced to adopt Western copyright standards. More recently, controversy has also come to surround the copyright 'exceptions' or 'defences' or 'permitted acts' or 'users' rights' that all modern copyright systems provide so as to privilege certain acts that would otherwise amount to an infringement of copyright. This controversy looks set to continue, with copyright exceptions receiving an unprecedented level of attention from officials, academics and legal practitioners.
In the United Kingdom and elsewhere in Europe the most immediate reason why so much attention has been given to the exceptions is because the European Union (EU) has taken steps towards harmonising this aspect of copyright law as part of the Information Society Directive.3 This has forced the United Kingdom and other European countries to amend their copyright legislation.4 However, most countries have sought to minimise the impact of the Information Society Directive, with the result that significant differences remain between the laws of member states as regards the exceptions. Consequently, questions are likely to arise as to whether countries are complying with their obligations under European law, and the European Commission may seek to revisit this aspect of its harmonisation agenda.
Developments at the European level should also be seen alongside international developments that are turning the exceptions into a source of potential controversy. Although the various international instruments relating to copyright have long contained provisions dealing with this aspect of copyright law,5 for the most part national governments and legislatures were left with a free hand in this area. Unsurprisingly, this led to 'bewildering differences in national copyright Acts in the area of exemptions and limitations'.6 More recently, however, the TRIPS Agreement has limited the freedom of member states to provide copyright exceptions. While the relevant provision of TRIPS has its origins in the Berne Convention, the enforcement mechanism of TRIPS means that member states are being forced to treat the TRIPS provision as more than a mere general statement of principle, as was the case under Berne.7
A third reason why attention is being focused on the exceptions is that, in the United Kingdom at least, interest in such provisions has coincided with developments in other areas of the law. Most notably, increased interest in the exceptions has coincided with the coming into force of the Human Rights Act.8 Not only has this created interest generally in the intersection between copyright and the fundamental rights and freedoms guaranteed under that Act (in particular, freedom of expression), it has also furthered interest in the question of the extent to which limitations and exceptions can be found outside copyright law, that is, the circumstances in which human rights law, competition law or the general principles of the common law might operate to limit the rights granted to copyright owners.
A fourth factor that explains why the exceptions are becoming increasingly controversial is that many people are concerned that an interrelated set of technological and legal developments will result in copyright owners being able to exclude the operation of the exceptions. There is a strong international trend towards providing legal protection for 'technological measures of protection', that is, for devices or technologies that are designed to prevent or restrict the reproduction of copyright works.9 Copyright owners insist that legal protection for technological measures of protection is essential if they are to have the confidence to make their works available in digital form. Critics have argued, however, that protection for technological measures, together with the possibility that owners may seek to exclude the operation of the exceptions through contract, may alter dramatically the relationship between copyright owners and users.
More generally, interest in copyright exceptions has increased as awareness of copyright law and other forms of intellectual property has risen. In particular, those who work with copyright on a day-to-day basis are coming to appreciate the importance of the exceptions to their ordinary working practices. For example, artists are coming to appreciate that whether they need permission to use parts of the cultural environment will largely depend upon the range and scope of the exceptions that any given copyright system provides. Similarly, those working in the education sector have had to confront the fact that because the exceptions relating to education are limited, widespread copying practices in universities and schools constitute an infringement of copyright. Even librarians and archivists, who have long been concerned with copyright, have had to confront new issues as they consider the extent to which they are able to place materials online and provide other digital services for their readers.
If it is possible to point to a number of factors that are coming together to push debates about the exceptions centre stage, it is also important to appreciate that arguments about the exceptions often form part of a wider dispute between those who are in favour of the expansion of copyright and those who would like to see copyright protection curtailed. For example, now that the argument that the digital environment should be entirely unregulated by copyright law has been lost10 (at least at the political level11), those opposed to the operation of copyright in cyberspace have turned their attention to ensuring that copyright is applied in as narrow a form as possible. One way of achieving this is to insist that copyright protection should be subject to a range of broad exceptions. In some respects, therefore, disputes over the exceptions are merely a veneer that disguises more fundamental disagreements about the functions of, and justifications for, a copyright system, and it is unsurprising that the existing literature is deeply divided on the question of whether the exceptions ought to expand or contract. As will become apparent, we are in favour of a liberalisation of the exceptions and hence, broadly speaking, fall into the pro-user camp. Taking the United Kingdom's system of 'permitted acts' as our principal focus, we argue that the current legislative regime is much too restrictive and that user interests have never been accorded the weight they deserve. In order to defend this position it is first necessary to pause and consider the approach to the provision of copyright exceptions in the United Kingdom that has been adopted and the roles such provisions play.
The functions of the exceptions
Although all modern copyright systems provide for circumstances in which copyright will not be infringed by the unauthorised reproduction or presentation of a copyright work, there are two general approaches to the provision of copyright exceptions that can be taken. The first approach is to provide a small number of generally worded exceptions. The second approach is to provide a larger number of much more specific exceptions, encompassing carefully defined activities. Although no country can be said to adhere rigidly to either approach, some countries lean towards one approach rather than the other. The United States, for example, leans towards the first approach. This is because US copyright law contains a broad 'fair use' defence.12 The effect of this defence is such that any use which a court deems to be 'fair' will be treated as non-infringing. Admittedly, the US Act does seek to provide guidance as to how the question of whether the use was 'fair' is to be determined, but ultimately fair use remains a highly flexible instrument.
In contrast to the United States, the United Kingdom leans heavily towards the second approach. Thus Chapter III, Part I of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 consists of more than 60 sections that set out, often in great detail, a wide range of acts that will not infringe copyright. Given the number of exceptions that have been incorporated into the Act, the claim that the current system fails to provide adequate protection for users may well seem extraordinary at first. However, once it is appreciated that under UK law the exceptions perform a range of different functions this claim may well seem much more plausible.
Copyright exceptions are most commonly thought of as representing situations in which the legislature has decided to prioritise some other interest over the interests of the copyright owner, and many of the United Kingdom's permitted acts do take this form. It is important, however, to distinguish the provisions that reflect some overriding goal of public policy from permitted acts that have a rather different function and effect. In particular, some permitted acts are provided to deal with the special nature of certain types of work. For example, the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 contains special provisions relating to computer programs.13 These provisions are designed to ensure that the copyright owner does not abuse its monopoly in circumstances where the general principles of copyright might seem to offer such an opportunity.14 Similarly, there are a number of exceptions that only apply to artistic works consisting of the design of a typeface.15 These exceptions go even further and establish a distinctive and much more limited form of copyright than that which exists in other types of artistic work. (In effect, these exceptions reduce the copyright monopoly to a 25-year term and limit the owner's monopoly to the right to control the production and sale of articles designed to produce the typeface). Still other exceptions are provided to mark out the boundary between copyright and designs law, so that owners are forced to rely on the most appropriate form of protection.16 The exceptions therefore play an important part in modifying copyright law so as to ensure that it fits different types of subject matter whilst preserving the illusion that copyright law consists of one set of standards and one set of principles that apply equally to all types of work.
Another group of permitted acts should be viewed in the context of industry or media regulation more generally. Here we have in mind the provisions relating to broadcasts which allow copies of broadcasts to be made for the purposes of oversight by a regulatory body,17 which allow for retransmission of a broadcast by cable18 and which allow for temporary copies to be made of a work for the purpose of broadcasting.19 These provisions are best understood as part of a much wider regime of broadcasting regulation which includes regulation of content, 'must carry' obligations for cable service providers, the 'needletime' compulsory licence20 and oversight and control of licences and licensing schemes by the Copyright Tribunal.
It is important to emphasise that we are not claiming that the above threefold division of the permitted acts is comprehensive or that there are not a number of other, equally plausible, ways of dividing up and thinking about the permitted acts. However, for the reasons given above, it is important to recognise that the permitted acts perform a range of different functions and that they should not all be treated as if they represent circumstances in which Parliament has decided to privilege some other interest over the interests of the copyright owner. Nevertheless, it must equally be recognised that it is the exceptions that reflect some overriding goal of public policy that are the most controversial provisions and those on which litigation and demands for reform most often centre.
The plan of this work and our argument in outline
In order to make the case for reform of the exceptions we have divided this work into three parts. The first part consists of a detailed examination of some of the United Kingdom's existing exceptions. It is important to emphasise that no attempt is made to provide a comprehensive treatment of all of the permitted acts. Rather, we concentrate on those exceptions that relate to the protection of important rights and interests. Our aims in this first part of the book are twofold. First, we set out to demonstrate why exceptions of this type are required. More specifically, we demonstrate in Chapter 1 that copyright has the potential to impose serious restrictions on freedom of expression and that the exceptions have a key role to play in ensuring that copyright does not unduly burden political communication and artistic freedom. Similarly, in Chapters 4 and 5 we emphasise the importance of the exceptions for scholarly research and other forms of study and for the activities of 'institutional users' of copyright, such as educational establishments, libraries, archives, museums and galleries.
Our second aim in the first part of the book is to provide a detailed analysis of current law in those areas on which we have chosen to concentrate. To this end, in Chapter 2 we consider at length the fair dealing exceptions that allow reuse of part of a work for the purposes of criticism, review and news reporting. We also consider a number of related exceptions in this chapter, for example, the provision that allows for the use of records of spoken words. In Chapter 3 we turn to consider whether, in addition to the exceptions considered in Chapter 2, UK law contains a public interest defence and, if so, the circumstances in which such a defence might now be available. The final chapters in the first section of the book, Chapters 4 and 5, consider the provisions that apply to research and private study and to establishments such as schools, universities, libraries and archives. In each case, our argument is that the current provisions suffer from a number of serious defects and cause real practical difficulties for those who have to deal with copyright as part of their ordinary working lives. More specifically, we set out to demonstrate that the current provisions are much too inflexible. Not only can this create injustice for particular defendants, at a more general level it prevents courts from responding creatively to technological developments or new artistic practices. Many of the exceptions are also outdated, unnecessarily complicated and bureaucratic. In addition, however, our analysis reveals that considerable uncertainty surrounds the scope and operation of some of the exceptions. This is particularly important, because the strongest argument for the United Kingdom's existing approach to the exceptions (that is, for providing a long list of detailed exceptions) is that it provides certainty, for owners and users alike. If it can be shown that the current system does not in fact provide certainty, the case for reform becomes overwhelming.
By providing a detailed doctrinal analysis of the current provisions together with a consideration of why such provisions are justified and illustrations of some of the practical problems caused by the United Kingdom's current approach, we hope to be able to convince opponents of reform that at least some liberalisation of the permitted acts is desirable. In particular, we hope that advocates of strong copyright protection will recognise that there are some circumstances in which it would be highly undesirable to allow copyright owners to enforce their rights and others in which there is no realistic prospect of owners being able to exercise their rights effectively. We do not accept that it is necessarily naïve to suppose that copyright owners might be persuaded of the case for reform if the problems with the current system are laid out sufficiently clearly, and more generally we are uncomfortable with the tendency amongst some pro-user commentators to portray the copyright industries and their representatives as irredeemably wicked and self-centred.
We also believe that an approach that takes current law and practice as its starting point is preferable to starting with a normative theory of copyright law and attempting to build an ideal system from the ground up. That is, we believe that our approach is preferable to attempts to use a particular justification or set of justifications for copyright to construct an ideal system of rights and exceptions. All too often copyright theorists of various persuasions have applied their preferred visions of copyright much too mechanistically, ignoring the increasingly accepted insight that there needs to be an interaction between our ethical principles and our observations of the world and its complexities.21 A closely related failing is that many copyright theorists write as if they were designing a copyright law in a state of nature, rather than against the backdrop of an existing body of law that has created a series of expectations around which a variety of actors have structured agreements, understandings and practices. This is not to suggest that our current arrangements are sacrosanct or that particular fundamental reforms are not desirable, but it does mean that all reforms, including reform of the exceptions, must be judged against the disruption they would create as well as against more concrete standards.
In the second part of the book we move away from doctrinal analysis and turn to consider why users have received a poor deal in the United Kingdom. In outline, we argue that a complex set of factors is responsible. Political factors (such as the disparity in lobbying power between owner representative and user groups and the way in which the United Kingdom chooses to implement European legislation), institutional factors (such as the division of departmental responsibilities within government), constitutional factors (such as the mandate of the European Commission), accidental factors (in particular, the effect of poor drafting) and the attitude of the judiciary towards users, all have to be accounted for. In addition, however, we believe that certain widely held beliefs about copyright law and the nature and role of the exceptions have played both a direct and an indirect role in influencing the shape of the current regime. Consequently Chapter 6 is concerned with a number of ideas and assumptions about copyright and the role of the exceptions that have informed and continue to reinforce the current approach. In particular, we criticise the argument that exceptions should only be available in cases of market failure (an argument that is becoming increasingly important in the light of recent technological developments), the idea that the exceptions must be interpreted narrowly because copyright is a property right, and the idea that copyright represents a balance between the interests of owners and users. Thus, for example, we argue that the idea that copyright represents a balance is, at best, an empty rhetorical flourish and, at worst, is a device used to close off debates about the proper boundaries of copyright law.
The remaining two chapters in the second section, Chapters 7 and 8, are concerned respectively with the supranational and domestic legislative and political processes that have produced the current regime. We argue that the interests of users have not been adequately accounted for at either the supranational or domestic level, but that users have struggled to make their voices heard at the supranational level in particular. This provides cause for concern about the effect of a shift in the law-making process in the copyright field from the domestic to the European level. It does not, however, lead us to conclude that the exceptions should be solely a matter for domestic law, since we are also concerned about the practical consequences of differences between national standards for the international marketing of derivative works.
The third section of the book is concerned with options for reform. In Chapter 9 we consider the argument that has frequently been put that the United Kingdom (and other Commonwealth jurisdictions) should move to adopt a general, US-style, fair use defence. We argue against this solution for a number of reasons. Most fundamentally, we believe that a search for a legislative solution is, by itself, potentially fruitless, because it is also important to appreciate the role that the judiciary has played in the emergence of the current system of exceptions. Starting with the history of the copyright exceptions in the United Kingdom, we demonstrate that if judges are unable to protect users at present, this is at least in part because they have divested themselves of a series of tools that could have been used to keep copyright protection within more appropriate bounds. We therefore conclude that any proposal that focuses solely on the need for legislative reform should be treated with caution, and that without a change in judicial attitudes the introduction of a fair use defence might achieve little. Of course, this still leaves open the possibility of arguing for the introduction of a fair use defence coupled with a change in judicial mindset. However, we also argue that the political obstacles to the introduction of a fair use defence are such that it makes more sense to look for alternative ways of reforming the exceptions.
In the final chapter, therefore, we turn to outline our preferred model of reform. Somewhat counterintuitively, we argue that the Information Society Directive provides an opportunity for fundamental reform. Thus far, pro-user commentators have invariably been implacably opposed to the Information Society Directive, probably in large part because the initial proposals for a directive would have dramatically curtailed the range and scope of copyright exceptions across Europe. In contrast, we argue that it is important to look at the final version of the Directive and that if the wording of the Directive were to be followed closely this would result in the introduction of a range of flexible, but not entirely open-ended, exceptions. Provided such provisions were supplemented by a public interest defence (which we argue can be justified within the terms of the Directive) and minimum standards around which institutional users could safely structure their copyright policies, this approach would represent the beginnings of a much better deal for users.
We therefore believe that we are confronted with a rare opportunity for fundamental reform of the exceptions. That this is a result of the Information Society Directive is paradoxical, given the problems users have had in influencing the European legislative process. But it is an opportunity that should nevertheless be seized.
A note on language
As a final introductory point it is perhaps worth saying something briefly about the language we have employed in this study. One of the problems that confronts anyone who wishes to write about copyright 'exceptions' is that there is no neutral language with which to describe the subject matter under consideration. This is because disagreements about how the 'exceptions' ought to be described have formed part of the broader dispute between pro-owner and pro-user commentators. On the one hand, proponents of increased copyright protection tend to prefer the language of copyright 'exceptions'. This indicates that these provisions run counter to the ordinary rule and hence that they ought to be interpreted narrowly - that these provisions are to be treated as 'exceptional'. On the other hand, pro-user commentators tend to prefer to style the 'exceptions' as 'users' rights' or as 'rights of the public'. This suggests that such provisions are to be treated on an equal footing with the rights given to copyright owners. In contrast, we believe that although copyright law ought to recognise 'users' rights', it is a mistake to describe the current provisions in these terms. First, as an historical matter, we believe that it is important to recognise that the current system of permitted acts has its origins in those spaces that were left unregulated after copyright was expanded (initially by the judiciary) beyond its role as a system for the regulation of the book trade. To represent the current provisions as if they were purposely designed at their inception to protect the interests of the public may be to underestimate the difficulties of reform. Second, we believe that to refer to the current provisions as users' rights may be to lose a useful means of describing the reforms that are required. Politically, it may be more effective to insist that the current system of 'exceptions' needs to be replaced by a system of 'users' rights'.


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Can't wait! Captin America was my favorite from phase 1… Thor was my least favorite. I know it's gonna happen but I wish his costume wouldn't change for every movie.
NIce. It looks like a return to the first costume. More soldier influenced, which i loved about the first avenger. Looks more practical. XD
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We've tried doing a sticker chart and rewards of iPad time (his favorite thing in the world,) time outs, everything. He recites the rules of the bus for me every morning before school. The problem is, it doesn't seem like he's willfully misbehaving. He doesn't seem to know when he's not being good. He always tells me that he was "good" or "pretty good" on the bus, and then I hear from his driver that he was going nuts (and his sister on the bus corrobrates the driver's story). My son seems genuinely confused when his driver says this and insists that he "forgot" that he wasn't being goo, or that he thought he was being good. He seems to have no control and no awareness of what he's doing or how he's behaving.
My son is a sweet boy, very analytical and loving and talks your ear off. He can sit and pay attention to drawing or coloring for hours, and is really capable of sitting still sometimes. But other times he is just out of control - in people's faces, talking way too loud, hitting for no reason. At those times he can't sit still, can't make eye contact, and can't calm down. He's always been like this, I saw it even as a baby.
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Dec. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Nykredit Bank A/S is gaining customers as its Danish rivals show their clients the door in a deleveraging frenzy that's accelerated since the Nordic country's funding crisis started in February.
The banking unit of Nykredit A/S, Europe's biggest issuer of mortgage-backed covered bonds, is increasing its client base every month as rivals including FIH Erhvervsbank A/S call in loans, Managing Director Georg Andersen said.
"We are not really hit that hard by the current situation," Andersen said in an interview in his Copenhagen office. "We get quite a few new clients both in Denmark and internationally."
Danish banks are still reeling from the fallout of a funding crisis triggered by senior creditor losses after the February failure of Amagerbanken A/S. Lenders also need to repay state-backed loans by a 2013 deadline after the government signaled it's unlikely to respond to pleas to extend the support. FIH, which owes the state about $7 billion, more than any other bank, cut loans to clients by 19 percent in the first nine months as part of a retrenchment strategy, it said Nov. 9.
Finance Minister Bjarne Corydon said last month that Denmark's banks have received the state support they need and told the industry to focus on consolidation. The government in September passed its fourth bank rescue bill since 2008, designed to encourage healthy banks to take over troubled peers.
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Closely held Nykredit Bank, Denmark's fourth largest, wants to increase its retail and commercial lending business, Andersen said. The bank may not need to resort to acquisitions thanks to the influx of customers triggered by the crisis, he said.
"We want to get new clients in gradually, on markets making, on asset management, on the private side and on the corporate side," Andersen said. "We're in a quite healthy situation. We are not forced to reduce balances. We are not forced to move aggressively. Basically, we stand."
The lender is also expanding its brokerage business and this month opened an office in Stockholm to trade Swedish government and mortgage-backed bonds as investors fleeing the turmoil roiling the euro area seek refuge in Scandinavia, he said.
"What we do in Sweden is part of the drive to grow the bank," Andersen said. Denmark, Norway and Sweden are functioning as havens, so "we see quite some inflow to these countries of liquidity from international investors who would maybe under other circumstances put this money in the more core euro countries."
Bond Issuance
Nykredit wants the banking business to serve as an outlet for its issuance of mortgage-backed covered bonds as part of a drive to have international investors make up about a quarter of the total, compared with about 17 percent today, he said.
"We want to move further out to Asia and even South America," Andersen said. "When you move so far off the Nordic shores, these investors tend to look for one-stop shopping in fixed income."
Nykredit Bank's net income for the first nine months jumped 165 percent to 557 million kroner ($101 million), after income from corporate and retail banking climbed and impairment losses dwindled to a fifth of the previous year's level, the bank said Nov. 10. Still, the bank cut its full-year forecast for profit before losses and tax, citing lower-than-expected loan growth.
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Elsewhere in Denmark's banking industry, lenders are cutting jobs to stay profitable. Dansk Bank A/S, the country's largest, reported its first loss in more than two years on Nov. 1, and said it will cut 2,000 jobs. Jyske Bank A/S, Denmark's second-biggest listed lender, is closing branches and raising interest rates as third-quarter profit slumped 47 percent.
Sydbank A/S, the country's No. 3 listed bank, in October shelved plans to issue senior debt indefinitely and is cutting 89 jobs. The lender is also restricting hours for cashier services at most branches, and raising interest rates on floating-rate loans by as much as 0.50 percentage point.
The number of bankruptcies jumped to the highest this year in November, surging 11 percent from October to 507, Statistics Danmark said today. The figures are adjusted for seasonal swings.
"As feared it seems that the economic downturn in Denmark is leaving its mark on the development in bankruptcies," said Jes Asmussen, chief economist at Svenska Handelsbanken AB in Copenhagen, in a note. "The number of bankruptcies is at a disturbingly high level."
Negative Outlook
The outlook for Denmark's banking system remains negative, Moody's Investors Service said Nov. 2. The ratings company cited depressed profits, weakened asset quality and the 2012 and 2013 deadlines the industry faces to repay 150 billion kroner in state-guaranteed debt against the backdrop of a credit crunch.
About one third of Denmark's roughly 120 banks hold the government-backed debt, the state wind-up agency, the Financial Stability Company, said Nov. 25.
The Copenhagen OMX financials index has fallen 29 percent this year, compared with an 18 percent drop in the Swedish bank shares and a 29 percent decline in the 46-member Bloomberg European banks index.
It costs 66 percent more to insure against a default at Danske Bank than it does to guard against a credit event at Stockholm-based Nordea Bank AB, the Nordic region's largest lender, credit default swaps show.
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Does watching David Bowie sit, strum a guitar, and stare menacingly into the camera for the better part of 3 minutes and 9 seconds sound like your idea of a good time? Well, it better, because I don't want to know the person who answers no to that question. In stark contrast to the macabre religiously-themed visuals from the second music video off his new album, "Valentine's Day" is pretty much just a video, rife with gun imagery, of a casually dressed David singing in a dungeon looking creepy as hell. It's an appropriate and tasteful tribute to the song's sensitive subject matter — the lyrics were inspired by the February 14, 2008 massacre at Northern Illinois University.
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Yet Another Obamacare Contractor Office Paid To Do Nothing – Daily Caller
Employees of an Obamacare contractor in a fourth state have now stepped up to admit that they're doing no work while being paid taxpayer dollars, according to Missouri's KOLR.
Now Serco offices in Arkansas are being added to the list of states where Obamacare contractors are being paid to do nothing, including Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma.
Serco is an Obamacare contractor being paid over $1 billion to process any paper Obamacare applications.
Anonymous workers, who wished not to be named to avoid retribution, told Chris Nagus of KMOV in Missouri that they don't have enough work to fill their time and are required to stay on the clock after work hours.
One worker said that he processed just 40 Obamacare coverage applications over six months, a similar situation to the Missouri office. A Missouri Serco employee named Lavonne quit her job with the company over frustration at the lack of work.
"I think for the entire month of December I processed six applications and that was pretty good," Lavonne previously told Nagus.
In the Rogers, Arkansas office, workers are required to be on the clock, getting paid, but aren't allowed to do any work. One worker told Nagus that employees aren't allowed to make any outbound calls after 9 p.m. – but are required to stay on the clock until midnight.
"So why even be there until midnight," Nagus asked the anonymous employee.
"I don't know," the worker responded. "Good question."
"So they make the calls stop at 9, so from 9 to midnight are the callers kind of bored?" Nagus asked.
"Yeah, there's nothing going on," the worker concluded. But the employees are required to stay for the entire shift.
Even worse, the Rogers, Arkansas office is still hiring.
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Nevada Votes To Dump Its Disastrous State Obamacare Exchange, Move To HealthCare.gov – Weasel Zippers
$72 million in taxpayer funds down the drain.
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The board of the Silver State Health Insurance Exchange voted this morning to dump the contractor that botched the building of its Nevada Health Link website, and to move partly into the federal system for at least the next year.
The move would let the state exchange keep its autonomy and its member-based funding, and to allow the marketplace to switch to an operational website from another state for its 2016 enrollment period.
The change to a new system could cost as much as $57 million in addition to the $72 million contract the exchange already had with Xerox. But exchange officials said they've already applied for federal grants to cover the cost. Plus, the cost of buying another system may drop considerably by the time the exchange is ready to go forward in late 2015, state officials said.
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Obamacare offers subsidies to help pay for health insurance – if you are buying insurance through the federal exchange and your income qualifies. But now the word is out that at least 1 million people are probably getting the wrong subsidy amounts.
The Washington Post has inside sources providing all sorts of juicy details on this problem – but it didn't take an investigative reporter to predict this was going to happen.
Heritage expert Alyene Senger warned that Obamacare's subsidies are tied to income – and if your income changes at any point during the year, your subsidy is supposed to change, too. She explained in January:
if a person's income fluctuates, which happens more frequently than many realize, the subsidy amount will change from month to month. Thus, when it comes time to file taxes in April, the amount of subsidy received over the past year must be reconciled with the final calculation of the total subsidy for which the individual was eligible—based on actual income for the entire tax year.
So if you qualify for more subsidy help than you receive during the year, you'll get a tax refund. But if you were given more subsidy than your income qualifies you for, you will be required to repay the excess subsidy.
Now, the Post reports that the government is attempting to keep up with this – except that the part of Obamacare's computer system that is supposed to match proof of income with people's Obamacare applications is, well, not built yet.
Since taxpayers are funding the subsidies, it's important to make sure the correct amounts are going to the correct people, right? Well, that does make the Obama administration "sensitive" these days, the Post says:
Beyond their concerns regarding overpayments, members of the Obama administration are sensitive because they promised congressional Republicans during budget negotiations last year that a thorough income-verification system would be in place.
This setup is a disaster. And it will ensnare a lot of people. Senger pointed to one analysis estimating that nearly 38 percent of families eligible for subsidies also experience "large income increases" at some point during the year – meaning they would have to pay back some or all of their subsidies.
"The issue is symptomatic of many problems that will plague the law in coming years," Senger said.
Is it any wonder that 60 percent of voters in a recent poll said the debate about Obamacare is not over? And 89 percent said Obamacare will affect their voting decisions this fall.
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal is right – Obamacare is still not the answer for America's health care needs. It's time for Congress to look at patient-centered alternatives that would restore choice to American health care – and stop the unending tales of Obamacare disaster.
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One of my uncles works for the US Army in Germany, after having retired from a career as an Army NCO. He married a German woman, who has also since retired.
I received a message from the German arm of my family recently, inviting me to come over and visit them. They said if I wanted to stay longer, it is easier to find work over there. I have never been to Europe at all. The last time I crossed the Peace Bridge into Canada, you didn't need a passport.
I was never more curious about seeing Europe than I am now. The fact that my hometown's economy is in horrible shape is probably giving me more inspiration. It would be quite a major move, but I am curious.
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I have one domain setup under my admin account. I have another domain under another account. I have ftp setup the same (to the best of my knowledge) on both accounts. Under the second domain I can access the ftp files fine, but under the first, I can access the ftp site, but it is in the wrong directory. The directory should point to: /home/www/web1/web/, correct. It actually points to: /home/"username"/.
I have looked in the ISPConfig files, including Vhosts and everything seems to point to /home/www/web1/web/. Why is the ftp site not being directed properly? Would it have anything to do with my LAN setup?
Oh, also when I login to the ISP CP, under the admin account, it does direct me to the appropriate folder.
The second issue may correlate to the first, so I am posting them together. I can access the ftp sites for either domain setup in ISP config from anywhere outside of my server. But when I open my browser on the server and type in the ftp url for either one, I get a "530 Login incorrect!" alert popup. It doesn't even allow me to enter a login. Does this mean that anon users are enabled? If so where else can I disable anon access? I though I did this already...
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Calif corruption trial ends in mistrial
LOS ANGELES For more than three weeks jurors heard testimony about former elected officials who were accused of a salary-inflating scheme that drove a working-class Los Angeles suburb to the brink of bankruptcy. The panel deliberated for roughly as long.
A judge declared a mistrial Thursday after jurors, who spent more than 19 days weighing the evidence, said they were deadlocked on the remaining 42 counts. The decision to end the trial came after a series of notes from jurors that not only questioned their previous finding of guilt against the former leaders of Bell but showed tensions had boiled over.
In Superior Court Judge Kathleen Kennedy's estimation, "all hell has broken loose in the jury deliberation room."
On Wednesday the panel of seven woman and five men convicted the former mayor and four former Bell council members of a total of 21 counts of misappropriating public funds and acquitted them on 21 other counts. A sixth former official was acquitted of all charges.
The convictions were the first to come after revelations more than a year ago that Bell's leadership had illegally raised taxes, business license fees and other sources of income to pay huge salaries to the city manager, police chief, City Council members and others.
On Thursday, deliberations resumed on the remaining counts.
After jurors indicated they might be able to break a 9-3 stalemate, Kennedy asked them to keep deliberating. It was later disclosed the vote was in favor of guilt.
But the amount of time spent deliberating apparently was getting to jurors. One juror sent a note Thursday that read: "Your honor, I respectfully ask if you could please remind the jury to remain respectful and to not make false accusations or insults to one another."
The revelation came after another juror said in a note that "due to the pressure and stress of the deliberation process" the jury may have given an improper guilty verdict.
"It is better to be certain beyond a reasonable doubt to give a verdict of guilty than send someone innocent to prosecution," the note read. Kennedy ruled the verdicts would stand and not be revisited.
Jurors said they did not want to speak to the news media or attorneys and asked to be escorted privately from the courthouse. Prosecutors also declined to comment.
Defense attorneys said they planned to file a motion for a new trial based on possible juror misconduct.
"I think our clients were vilified in the court of public opinion. The call for their guilt has been ringing out," said Alex Kessel, former Councilman George Mirabal's attorney.
A hearing was scheduled for April 23 to determine whether the deadlocked counts will be retried. Sentencing on the guilty verdicts was not immediately set. Defense attorneys said their clients are eligible for probation.
The case involving the modest 2 1/2-square-mile city has become a national symbol of political greed. Authorities said the scheme was masterminded by former City Manager Robert Rizzo that enriched him, the council members and other top city officials. Rizzo and his former assistant, Angela Spaccia, are scheduled to face trial later this year on similar charges.


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- Vocal Talent: Lacy Chabert (Eliza), Tim Curry (Nigel), Tom Kane (Darwin, Crocodile #2), Flea (Donnie), Danielle Harris (Debbie), Jodi Carlisle (Marianne), Olivia d'Abo (Jao), Jesse Corti (Crocodile #1, Crocodile #3), Alfred Molina (Elcio).
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