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The United States is one of the few countries where the government is specifically prohibited from licensing the press or reporters or otherwise shutting down a newspaper simply because they don't like the content. While the average Joe knows their rights are protected by the court case of Miranda v. Arizona, most people are unaware of one of the pivotal cases denying press censorship in the United States: Near v. Minnesota, which basically said the government can't shut down a newspaper no matter how much it finds its content objectionable. Of course, freedom of the press is guaranteed in the first amendment to the Constitution. Note that when the term "licensing" is used in this article, it is in the sense that you have to have a license to be a doctor, or a hairdresser, or to drive a car. But a newspaper can't be required to have that sort of a license. They can still be required to have a business license (such as is used for local taxes) and to operate their newspaper according to building codes and zoning laws (so no putting your big industrial press on a high wooden platform in a residential neighborhood). These laws requiring a license must basically be what is called "ministerial" in nature; as long as they pay a reasonable business license tax they can't be refused a license. Some places, such as Los Angeles, don't even require newspapers to have a business license in order to avoid a potential First Amendment challenge, although one suspects that if a newspaper did try to put a big industrial press on a high wooden platform in a residential zone, the city would find a way to stop that. In the U.S., over and over again, the courts have held that anything a reporter finds in public reports or in the audience in open court is fair game to report, and when courts have issued orders to the press not to publish things happening in the open courtroom — or found newspapers in contempt for publishing what they were told not to — the appeals courts have consistently found those restrictions to violate the First Amendment. These protections on the press are not uniform in North America, they generally apply only to newspapers (and magazines) in the U.S. In Canada, courts can impose prohibitions on the press. This is why, when there is a major criminal case, copies of American newspapers reporting on Canadian crimes being tried will be confiscated at the border. The Canadian newspapers will have already censored the story. As a result, newspapers (and other media) in the United States are extremely vigilant in covering crimes, political misconduct and scandal, free in the knowledge that, absent malice they can basically say almost anything about a politician and not only will they not be shut down, it's highly unlikely that they'll be sued. If you sue a newspaper for defamation/libel in its reporting, you have to be able to prove that it either knowingly printed false information, or recklessly disregarded the possibility that what they printed was false.note And in the US, the truth is an absolute defense — if the newspaper can show that what they reported is factually true, or even that it reasonably believed what they printed was true at the time they printed it, it's pretty much the end of the trial. This standard (which is referred to as actual malice) was established in the court case New York Times v. Sullivan. A Florida law made it a crime to report the name of an alleged rape victim. A newpaper got the name of the victim from court records that the court failed to keep sealed. They reported it, and were prosecuted for violating the law. The U.S. Supreme Court held that law to be unconstitutional. Florida Star v. B.J.F., 491 U.S. 524 (1989). There are a few exceptions for "national security" issues, in that basically it's illegal to 'out' a hidden CIA agent; this was the case of the "Valerie Plame" scandal in the 2000s. The theory behind this is that the First Amendment states that the freedom of the press cannot be abridged, i.e. reduced; since information relating to "national security" can put lives at risk if made public, and the interest of the press in revealing that information conflicts with the interests of the people whose lives are put at risk in keeping their lives, the press never had the right to reveal that information in the first place (at least, this is the theory).note So excepting this limited issue, it basically means the press has the (virtually) unlimited right to report any public fact without censorship or fear of prosecution. That doesn't mean American reporters have carte blanche to do anything to report on a story. Depending on what has happened, if a reporter breaks a law covering a story, they sometimes will be prosecuted, especially if the incident is embarrassing. There was one case where a reporter showed how weak the Los Angeles County Welfare Department was in checking on the background of applicants that he was able to apply for — and receive — welfare checks. The district attorney originally threatened to prosecute the reporter (for welfare fraud), until he realized that it would give even more publicity to the story and make the county look worse. It is worth noting that the remarks about the political leanings in this article are written to American standards. Therefore, many publications referred to as center-left in this article would probably be perceived in the rest of the world as either center-right (as in Britain) or even right-wing (Europe and Latin America).
NewspapersNewspapers in the United States are printed in one of two formats. The most common for daily and weekly standard newspapers is a long format, roughly 11"x17", which is called a broadsheet, and the type that half that size, about equivalent to the common paper format of 8 1/2" x 11", which is called a tabloid. Because some very popular weekly newspapers in the U.S. which carried stories which were either total fiction, or were mostly pandering to people's interest in scandal and sensationalism were published in the tabloid format, the term tabloid has a negative connotation; calling a newspaper a tabloid is considered a smear as to the quality of the publication. To try to combat this, as these newspapers were typically sold in supermarkets, the term "supermarket tabloid" is sometimes used to refer to the less-reliable newspapers which are published in that format. The Sunday edition of a newspaper is (or was in most markets) normally an extra-thick issue containing a magazine section, comics section, coupons, and other sections. Doing this on Sunday is no longer universal; The Washington Post briefly moved these extra items to the Saturday issue. Other papers have dropped them instead. Much like in the UK (and much unlike the rest of the world), American papers still have considerable readerships in spite of competing with TV/radio news (although it actually put the news industry in danger between The Fifties and The Seventies) and even the Internet. However circulation figures have fallen dramatically since The Nineties, with average readership being two-thirds compared to the existent sixty years ago. But it wouldn't be until the ongoing financial crisis when the entire publishing industry was put into a nosedive. It was at one time common for cities, and not just large ones but also Anytown USA, to have two (or even more) local papers, one espousing support for conservative policies and the other more liberal (and all of them would probably publish both a morning and evening edition, at least during the week). In most places, the publishers finally decided that the market just wasn't large enough to support two papers and merged with their rivals (a trend that was largely complete a couple of decades ago), which is why most U.S. newspapers today have names like "The Smallville Sun-Dispatch" or "The Metropolis Globe-Tribune". The terms "Early Edition" and "Late Edition" came from the previous practice of papers producing an afternoon edition, released in time for factory workers to pick it up on the way home from a 7-4 shift. As technology has shifted, so did the publishing industry, and the last paper to produce an afternoon edition (the Buffalo News) stopped doing so years ago. A variation does survive, however, in the practice in many cities of producing an early Sunday edition of the newspaper on Saturday, mainly to let coupon clippers and bargain hunters get a start on weekend shopping. This change is a frequent topic in fiction, as the plight of newspapers scrambling to adapt is a good source of drama/comedy. National newspapers in the United States:
MagazinesIn addition to newspapers, there exist several national news and news-related magazines, of various political leanings. Typically, they are the go-to source for more in-depth reporting than what you will find in a newspaper, which is devoted primarily to stating the facts and, in the case of the op-ed and letter pages, the personal views of various writers. This type of American magazine can be divided into three subtypes; in order of depth, they are the weekly general newsmagazine, the weekly political newsmagazine, and the monthly political/cultural magazine.
Weekly general newsmagazinesThese are general-purpose publications with no specific, identifiable editorial position. They tend to cover every topic from politics to the economy to health to culture from a fairly middle-brow, middle-wing, middle-class perspective, although they frequently publish opinion pieces from people with more overt political views. The print editions can generally be found pretty easily on newsstands — even convenience stores are known to stock them on occasion.
Weekly(ish) politics magazinesThese magazines have a strong focus on "hard news", presented with a definite political lean one way or another. They tend to eschew everything else, with the exception of "culture" — books and the arts (including film and television). These magazines are definitively more high-brow than the "Big Three", and thus have a correspondingly reduced focus on things like personal finance.
Monthly news/culture magazinesThese are the deepest of the deep, the highest of the highbrow, and the most serious (and frequently depressing) of the lot. Their circulations tend to be quite small, and they can be quite hard to find indeed if you don't know where to look. Again, reviews of books and the arts appear—and the artier, the better, for all genres of art.note These tend to not only include reviews of fiction, but also publish it — even, on occasion, going back to the ancient tradition of serializing novels. Investigative journalism may figure in here. Political leanings tend to be worn on the sleeve for all to see.
Other print mediaA peculiar part of the newspaper scene in the United States are alternative weeklies. More likely to be published by independent concerns (although Village Voice Media is rising), these publications tend to express left-of-center views, but are not dogmatic in terms of columnists. The journalism itself is more likely to have an expressed viewpoint, and they tend to have stronger reportage than the daily press. Despite this, they are mostly free, completely subsidized by advertising. They tend to be the leader in their market for coverage of local entertainment and the arts. Down the journalism ladder, you have the constituency presses, which cover the information needs of a community that is deemed to be under-represented by the rest of the media. The most common of these in the U.S. are the Latino (which is some cases means the only need is language), black, gay and religious presses, and most immigrant/ethnic communities likewise have their own papers in their respective languages. These also tend to publish on a weekly basis. Such publications are also common in the suburbs, where they cover local issues that the metropolitan dailies may overlook, particularly development issues. Other publications include magazines solely designed to sell homes and cars, or rent apartments in a given area; there is almost never any news or opinions in these, and Craigslist has killed many of these publications. "Shoppers", free newspapers delivered to every home or placed in shop racks, include some light journalism, columns and features, but are mainly designed to get advertising to a mostly guaranteed audience for the price of mail delivery, though some homes just place them right in the recycling bin without a glance. At nearly every college in America, independent student newspapers are published. At the bigger schools, they come out on a Monday-Friday basis during the academic year, with smaller colleges having less frequent publication days. These newspapers do train journalists for professional careers, but are not substitutes for Journalism School educations (though they can be complementary with them). They tend to into run into more free speech issues, due to the pressures of college administrations, hyper-sensitive readerships and unpolished staff, though in towns with terrible commercial newspapers with 'wire service regurgitation' or anti-student/university reputations, they are the top paper in their city; such is the case of New Haven's Yale Daily News being regarded in a much higher way than the commercial Register. Below them are high school newspapers that include many school newspaper newshounds, which pretty much will never say one bad word about their administrations, though underground student publications and social media have undermined high school journalism somewhat. Elementary and middle school newsletters with the rarest of exceptions are always in the hands of the faculty and administration because they're the only ones who can give access (or work) to the presses and computers. At the bottom rung of the enterprise is the activist press, which is blurred with activist magazines and websites, to the point where the only real difference is the lack of staples or a computer. These papers tend to push very radical politics and views, usually socialist (or further left), far-right or conspiracy-oriented. Most of these have permanently fled to the internet, sensing the "death of printed journalism" narrative that has only recently — and at high cost — come to the mainstream press.
A final noteThe classic Yes, Prime Minister exchange on the subject of British Newspapers can be replicated thus with respect to the American media (unfortunately, the U.S. doesn't have enough national papers to fit the template):


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"These Dreams"- Heart.

"Dreams"- Fleetwood Mac.

"Dream Lover"....who was it? Bobby Darin maybe?

I'll think about it. I'm sure there are a lot more.

"Break My Stride" by Matthew Wilder mentions a dream in the first verse.

There was this odd song called "Ponderous" about dreaming...can't remember who sang it. (It was by 2Nu.)

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Louise Pound (June 30, 1872 – June 27, 1958) was a distinguished American folklorist and college professor at the University of Nebraska.
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Pound was born in Lincoln, Nebraska to Stephen Bosworth Pound and Laura Pound. Pound studied at the University of Nebraska (B.B. 1892 and M.A., 1895). She continued her studies at the University of Chicago and the University of Heidelberg, and earned her Ph.D. in 1900. She was a professor of English at the University of Nebraska for most of her adult life.
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Pound was a member of many professional societies. She was president of the American Folklore Society, 1925-1927. She was the first woman to serve as president of the Modern Language Association (1954–1955). In 1925, with Kemp Malone and Arthur G. Kennedy she founded the journal American Speech "to present information about English in America in a form appealing to general readers".[1] Pound was the First Vice President of the American Association of University Women in the 1940s.
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- American Ballads and Songs (1923)
- Selected Writings of Louise Pound (1949)
- Nebraska Folklore (1959)
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- ^ Algeo, John (2009). The Origins and Development of the English Language (6 ed.). Cengage. p. 196. ISBN 9781428231450.
- "Pound, Louise." American National Biography. 17:759-760. 1999.
- "Pound, Louise." The National Cyclopedia of American Biography. 24:538. 1953.
- Marie Krohn, Louise Pound: the 19th century iconoclast who forever changed America's views on women, academics, and sports, Clearfield, Utah:American Legacy Historical Press, 2008.
- Nebraska State Historical Society
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How does it feel to be part of such a successful film franchise?
In a way I don't think of it as a franchise, it's just what I've been doing for the last seven years. It's been amazing for me in terms of the people I've met, and the friends I've made – some of whom I hope I'll know for the rest of my life.
What are you favourite scenes in the Order of the Phoenix?
The one I love is the one that takes place in the tapestry room in Sirius Black's house, where he discusses the nature of good and bad…
But essentially any scene with Gary Oldman or Imelda Staunton would be the ones I would watch again – and I'd just close my eyes when they cut to me.
You're one of the most recognised faces in the world. How do you keep your feet on the ground when other young stars – like Britney Spears – are having such a tough time of it?
I think there's a big difference between the way you grow up in America and in England if you're in this kind of position.
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Any 11-year-old who suddenly realises that that they can have anything they want is going to abuse that power, and you just need people around them to be honest and say "don't behave like that".
I'm not sure that happens to the same extent in America.
You just started filming on the sixth Harry Potter film, the Half-Blood Prince. How's it going so far?
Really well. I've just been doing a bit of work with Jim Broadbent who plays Horace Slughorn, who's just fantastic. And we've been doing a bit of stuff with me and Rupert [Grint, who plays Ron Weasley].
We haven't done any scenes with all the kids yet in the Great Hall – that's all to look forward to just after Christmas. It's glorious to be working with [director] David Yates again.
Is the next film going to have a different feel to Order of the Phoenix?
I think it will. In some places it will be quite a lot lighter, which is hard in a way for me because my natural instincts and personality tend towards the darker side.
It's also nice to let people see Harry's sense of humour… but toward the end of the film it gets as dark as the fifth ever was.
The final book Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows came out in July. What was going through your mind as you read it?
I didn't read it until about four days after it had come out, by which time most of the world knew what had happened, so I was going round with my fingers in my ears.
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Any recommendations for a touch screen laptop to replace my ageing desktop?
Mainly used for home office stuff, plus some still photo editing.
Very little use of audio, except compilation, so that's not an issue, neither is portability, just room to room maybe now and again.
I have vision problems so screen size is a factor, the larger the better.
Ideally Windows because of my legacy programmes (why are they programmes on Windos and apps anywhere else?).
Price I would not want to go much above £750.
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Take a look at this one from Comet - Desktop replacement laptop with multi touch screen at a reduced price - v.good specification - one to consider. enter link description here
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Not a laptop but an all-in-one PC with 23" screen, Amazon
I's not sold by Amazon so worth looking around for one if not sure of market place.
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Posted February 19, 2012 at 11:36AM
There's also an Acer Aspire for £632. Trouble is they're not laptops but have a decent sized touch screen.
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Out of stock but a vast difference from northumbria61's price if it was the same laptop.
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buteman - the specification of the Argos one is vastly different also - i3 v i7 at Comet etc.
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Ok.never noticed.thanks
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Thanks for the responses.
I already have a 15.9 touchscreen Aspure (5738PG) which I use as an everyday workhorse (I am using it now) but the various incarnations of the Aspire tend to be multi-media devices, and I don't want to be paying for something I don't want or already have.
Guess I'll just have to keep my eye on the new releases!
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Lovely resort close to ski slopes.
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A newly built resort in the immediate location to the ski slopes, which mainly danes frequented. Especially the pool and spa area is during the christmas break from infants continuously invaded by overall definitely a nice resort, but for the price it gives elsewhere in Austria clearly better alternatives. read hotel review
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Spacious apartment with about 40-50 square meter, including bedroom (opt. 2 bedroom in from 4 persons), toilet/shower (2 from 4 persons), balcony, kitchen, seating area, various tv (in the living room and 1 bedroom) in the best quality and very clean! Lots of closet space. Staff from the front desk (mrs. Linda) restaurant to nursing service (mostly hungarian and romanian) fully very friendly. Feel-good factor excellent! Every individual wish was always and friendly cared for. Furthermore, the 10% discount at the Wagrain-card. The universe inclusive offer was great. The dinner was very good. If you at this offer and the ... hotel still has something to complain about, a notorious complainers and you can not more right. The hotel can certainly be recommended! read hotel review
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We loved this hotel. To be highlighted was the friendliness of the staff and the good food. Also the decor of the apartments perfectly. We love to stay there again. read hotel review
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The hotel has apartments with living room/kitchenette, 2 bedrooms each with 2 bathrooms and a corridor. The kitchen is fully equipped with electric appliances such as a dishwasher, microwave, kettle etc. And dishes of any kind. Cleanliness is granted in all the areas. The living room and bedroom area has a carpeted floor. We had 6 days snuffs with all-inclusive offer. The guest structure at our time many older hikers and individual families. Wlan reception was very good and free. read hotel review
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