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Looking back at 'A Serious Man'
As Oscar week continues, let's take a look at maybe the most profoundly Jewish mainstream American movie in quite some time: the Coen Brothers' A Serious Man. It tells the story of Larry Gopnik, a middle-aged Jewish physics professor in late-1960s Minnesota who watches, powerless and blameless, as just about everything that could go wrong with his life does. In doing so, it embodies the indelibly Jewish cosmic shrug, ironic and steadfast, better than any film I know.
To begin with, I strongly urge you to read Liel Leibovitz's careful consideration.
For Juliet Lapidos, giving the film a welcome second look in Slate, Gopnik's defining quality is his essential meekness:
A physics professor, Gopnik knows that 'actions have consequences,' as he puts it to Clive, the student who's trying to bribe him. He adds, 'Not just physics. Morally.' It seems more difficult for Gopnik to grasp that inaction may have consequences, too. But, intellectually at least, he knows that's the case. When his brother, Arthur, complains that 'Hashem hasn't given me shit,' Gopnik replies, 'It's not fair to blame Hashem. Arthur, please. Please calm down. Sometimes you have to help yourself.' It's his truest line.
It's tempting to say that Gopnik is a latter-day Job. But Lapidos knows better. Job is not meek: Job is angry. More importantly, Job's uncertainty is quite different from Gopnik's. Job wants to know why God allows such bad things to happen to a good man. Gopnik wants to know if there even is a God to allow such bad things to happen to him. If the novel is the epic of a world abandoned by God, then this is a movie for that age as well.
Which is why, for me, a key part of the movie is its invocation of Schrödinger's cat, a widely misunderstood physics thought experiment, which Gopnik tries, in vain, to explain to a failing student. Allow me to attempt a better job.
Schrödinger's cat is in an opaque box, along with a Geiger counter and hammer poised to fall upon a vial of cyanide. The Geiger counter contains atomic matter with a half-life of one hour. Should the matter decay, the counter releases the hammer, which smashes the vial of cyanide, which kills the cat. After one hour, therefore, it is exactly as likely that the cat is alive as it is dead. But because of the way physics works at the quantum level, where we are totally unsure what that matter will do, there is a sense in which, for us, outside of the box, the cat is both alive and dead. And that's where most people's understanding of the paradox ends: The cat is, almost mystically, in a state of simultaneous life and death.
But, of course, the cat isn't both alive and dead. Use your common sense! It's either alive, or it's dead; and if we were to open the box at any given moment, we would see the cat either alive or dead. The point of Schrödinger's cat is to illustrate that existence at the quantum level is fundamentally different from the existence we know. In the observable world—think Isaac Newton's laws—all actions have somewhat predictable or at least quantifiable consequences, and cats are either alive or dead. But at the level of subatomic particles, those rules are actually thrown out the window. It's a post-Newtonian existence.
… Yet it's also a pre-Newtonian one, isn't it? For God, if He (or She, or It, etc.) exists, is also capable of throwing all the observable rules out the window, and of producing consequences without actions. Larry Gopnik knows that things are different at the quantum level. And so the movie is about Gopnik trying to figure out if things are different at the cosmic level, too: whether all of his misfortunes—his wife leaving him; his kids ignoring him; his bosses forsaking him; his health failing him—possess cosmic meaning or are simply a random chain of events in the Newtonian world. This is why, as Lapidos notes, Gopnik's heroic moments are those few instances where he acknowledges that he needs to help himself: not because God hates him, or won't help him, or doesn't exist, but because in the absence of that certainty, that is how we have to play the game.
For us, standing outside the box, God must appear in a state of both existing and not existing. But use your common sense! He either exists, or He doesn't exist. We can never be sure, but that's not the same thing as there not being an answer.
Which is all a very long way of saying: I strongly hope A Serious Man wins Best Picture. And I am very ready to be disappointed. Shrug.
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Kathrin Rhomberg says we have to question the idea of an exhibition and see if we can develop other formats to showcase art.
Kathrin Rhomberg who curated the 6th Berlin Biennale says it's important from time to time to look at art practise from a broader perspective than just the exhibition.
"I studied art history and since the beginning of the 90s, I have been working with artists, who are, naturally involved in contemporary art, which I feel began in the early 90s. I was part of this development as a curator and now after 20 years of development of this specific movement of art, theoreticians start to look back to understand what contemporary art might be," said Kathrin, who was in town at the Max Mueller Bhavan to talk about contemporary art and curatorial practise.
"And so I think it's important from time to time to try to analyse the art system in which we are working. Often we lose ourselves in details and we don't know more than what we are doing because we do not understand the context properly."
What Kathrin means by the art system, is the context. She addressed this idea through the work of a German artist. "I wanted to explain context in which he is embedded through his art, and talk about the normalising tendencies in contemporary art and I will also try to explain what contemporary art is, which could be a new kind of art rather than a new art."
The curator, according to Kathrin plays a crucial role in this art system."I would say that it's a new profession because until the 80s the curator did not exist. Art historians were making shows. The curator is an outcome of the contemporary art system and it has to do with professionalisation of art world," she explains.
"Professionalisation means that the art world has become part of the economic system and artists are trained to study how to make exhibitions to sell their works. The schools are training them to sell themselves, their thoughts and products…" The phenomenon of art fairs and exhibitions, which are clear formats of showcasing art, as conducted by museums and galleries is also a part of professionalism.
"So exhibition-making has become a controlled and manageable system." Kathrin is now studying amateurism, which offers a possibility or method to break through these professional structures and she says, there are several artists working with this. "Here we look at the method of the artist, how he developed specific methods to break through professional structures and address cultural, psychological or political issues in a different way," she explains.
"Being a curator, you can address urgencies (issues) in society like writers do with their books or filmmakers with their films. It's an interesting format to address important issues which should be discussed or shared publicly. My aim is to rethink exhibition-making, though I think this is more a European issue or a Western issue. We have an overproduction of exhibitions, so I think we have to question if we need exhibitions and see if we can develop other formats."
Kathrin says she does not know how much of this applies to India, all she notices about exhibition-making in India is the presence of self-organized initiatives, which she finds fascinating.
"It is difficult to talk about a country I do not know, from the outside. But from previous research I can see that India has a tradition of arts activities which involve public gatherings. I hope that places like India develop new formats that are not a copy what the West formulated or developed in last 100 years," she points out. "The initiatives I see seem to combine local traditions with a cosmopolitan point of view, and this is special ."
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The latest slew of Batman: Arkham Origins shots from E3 show off Batman fighting an armored enforcer, Batman taking on a helicopter, Batman being crushed by Bane, and… the slightly lesser-known character Anarky, looking a bit different here with a white mask and what appears to be a red puffer jacket.
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by dorlthed (#16274839) Attached to: Soft Tissue Discovered In T-Rex Bone
Hey, don't blame Crichton. The first movie was based off of his book, but the crappy second one followed Crichton much more loosely. The third and planned fourth ones have nothing to do with Crichton except for the characters. I'd hate for people to think that those shit-fests were written by him.


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HUNTINGTON BEACH, Barry Wasserman: It is not a fact that the circumstance of an egg and a sperm uniting constitutes a child or that it should be given all the rights the Constitution allows. Letter-writer R. Claire Friend states, "Very little has been written about the cultural, much less the psychological, effects of the killing of one's own unborn infant" ["Abortion debate," Letters, Jan. 21]. Friend also argues there has been a decrease in marriage and motherhood and an increase in child abuse, divorce and drugs.
I submit the fact that there has been a liberalization of morality accompanied with the women's liberation movement and lessening of the stigma previously associated with what we use to call unacceptable behavior. With the advent of prophylactic means to prevent pregnancy and various uterine devices, along with the morning-after pill to prevent indiscretions of sex, culture has changed.
Many teenagers have gotten pregnant as a result of puppy love and raging hormones. To saddle a minor with a child to care for by herself or by her family is often a cruel fate – for they are nothing more than children themselves. Sometimes it works out that the children's parents are able to do so adequately without government assistance – but not often. We have to ask ourselves how much government intervention we want on this issue.
There are no definitive solutions. Unfortunately, morality and scruples are never going back to the 1950s or earlier. Overturning Roe v. Wade would be catastrophic.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Phyllis Ross: Letter-writer Jeannie Flippin must have seen some unusual and rare behavior at the Planned Parenthood clinic by the protesters she refers to ["Abortion debate," Letters, Jan. 21]. In the first place, it would be illegal to be threatening or intrusive to do so and we, the protesters, are all aware of that. More importantly, it would certainly not be the way to encourage a different point of view. Many pro-choice women who feel they must make use of Planned Parenthood's abortion services clearly feel they do not have much "choice." That is one of the reasons we are there praying for them and offering another solution for their problem.
As for wildly gesturing at passing cars, perhaps Flippin is referring to the people in cars who wave and honk in support of our presence (and occasionally for the opposite reason). I have never heard anyone shout out for any reason the many times I have stood there.
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ANAHEIM, John Walsh: Letter-writer Roger Iles proposes "Surefire ways to get practical on gun control" [Letters, Jan. 20]. Iles proposes a plan to regulate guns that mimics motor vehicle registration laws. California has 42,277 motor vehicle laws contained in 1,026 pages in the 2009 Vehicle Code. These laws are broken on a daily basis throughout the state, and the police only enforce the laws that they want to enforce. This is called "selective enforcement."
The laws, all laws, do not stop crime. They are designed to let people know what is going to happen to them when they are caught violating the law. The police are not there to stop a crime but to enforce the law after the law is broken; the police have no duty to protect the citizen until a crime is committed.
You can have all the gun laws you want. Chicago has very strict laws, and its murder rate increased in 2012.
Why haven't the police arrested all the people who are not legally allowed to own firearms? If the firearms laws are being broken then why haven't they been enforced? Does the public, reacting viscerally to the tragedy in Newtown, Conn., even know how many federal firearms laws are on the books? It doesn't seem likely.
TRABUCO CANYON, Gary McCloud: Iles wrongfully suggests that owning a gun license should require passing written and proficiency tests. If that requirement wouldn't infringe the Second Amendment, perhaps we could also apply the same prerequisite to voting. Competent voters would benefit the country much more than gun control, and it would boost the economy – especially for those who own moving companies in Sacramento and Washington, D.C.
ANAHEIM, Marty Kuhlmann: Columnist Dan K. Thomasson reinforces my opinion that it's impossible to have an honest debate regarding the Second Amendment ["Obama faces tough fight on gun control," Opinion, Jan. 21]. Thomasson implied that if you are a staunch supporter of that amendment, you are insane, radical, paranoid and an irrational firearm zealot. Furthermore, he suggests>


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Failure in Syria Will Doom an Iran Nuclear Deal
- By William TobeyWilliam Tobey is a senior fellow at Harvard Kennedy School's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs was most recently deputy administrator for defense nuclear nonproliferation at the National Nuclear Security Administration.
The world's nuclear weapons proliferators watch each other. They look for warnings and opportunities in how their peers are treated. Iran halted its nuclear weapons development after Saddam was toppled for several years. Libya's Muammar al-Gaddafi also got cold feet.
Later, Tehran watched the tepid international responses to the 2006 North Korean nuclear test and to a secret Syrian plutonium production reactor (which Israel destroyed as it neared completion in 2007), and apparently decided that the rewards outweighed the risks associated with constructing a covert uranium enrichment facility near Qom.
What are the Mullahs watching now? Syria, where the Obama administration's policy is failing.
U.N. mediator Lakhdar Brahimi reports that the first round of the Geneva 2 peace talks failed even to provide for any humanitarian relief, let alone to make progress toward a political settlement. He lamented that, "We haven't achieved anything." The Assad government then escalated its attacks against civilians by dropping "barrel bombs" packed with explosives and shrapnel on neighborhoods and mosques, continuing a brutal war that has already killed over 130,000 people and displaced millions. Even Secretary of State John Kerry acknowledges that U.S. policy on Syria is failing.
More to the point for Tehran, the effort to destroy Syria's chemical weapons has stalled. Last week, the U.S. representative to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, Ambassador Robert Mikulak, blasted the Syrian government, noting that only 4 percent of priority one chemicals had been removed, despite a December 31, 2013 deadline for shipping all such materials out of Syria. He went on to accuse Damascus of a "bargaining mentality." Syria's compliance has been belated, incomplete, and grudging. Worse, while the agreement to remove Syria's chemical weapons has stalled, it has also effectively halted international efforts to remove Assad.
The obvious lesson for Tehran: Reach an interim agreement that deflates international pressure for action, drag your feet on implementation, and keep your illicit weapons program as the world dithers.
The stakes in Syria have always been high. The civil war is a humanitarian catastrophe. Its outcome will determine whether or not Iran continues to extend its reach to the border of Israel through its Hezbollah proxies. It will affect prospects for peace and stability in Lebanon and perhaps Jordan. And, it will profoundly influence the outcome of nuclear negotiations with Tehran.
So how are the nuclear negotiations going? President Obama sees the odds of success as no better than 50-50. The six-month interim deal has just gone into effect. It is basically a standstill agreement. It might provide the space necessary to attain a more comprehensive deal, or it could simply be a means to further Tehran's strategy to forestall international action as uranium enrichment centrifuges continue to spin.
Four indicators offer clues as to whether the interim agreement is a path toward real progress or simply a dead-end delaying tactic. First, is Tehran willing to address what the IAEA calls the "possible military dimensions" of Iran's nuclear program? These are activities, procurements, and documents that only make sense as part of a nuclear weapons program. Unless Tehran is willing to satisfy the IAEA's concerns, there can be no confidence that the activities have ended, and with them the nuclear weapons program. Second, is the tone of the negotiations constructive? If the talks descend into diplomatic trench warfare, with every issue hard fought, it will be clear that Iran has not yet made a strategic decision to renounce nuclear weapons, but instead has adopted what Amb. Mikulak called a "bargaining mentality." Third, is a final deal completed within the term of the six-month interim agreement? If Tehran drags out the negotiations as support for sanctions fades, it will become clear that the mullahs have little interest in a real deal. Fourth, have Tehran's illicit procurement efforts ceased? As long as Iran continues to make illegal procurements of nuclear-related materials and equipment, the presumption must be that it will cheat on any deal barring weapons development.
Talks with Iran will resume next week. Recent statements are not hopeful, with Iranian leaders stressing that they have not agreed to dismantle any part of their nuclear program. One point, however, is crystal clear. If the Obama administration cannot compel a weakened Assad government, beset by civil war and subject to international opprobrium for using chemical weapons, to comply with its disarmament obligations, it is unlikely to succeed in dealing with a much stronger Iranian regime. The price of failure in Syria could be a doomed nuclear deal with Iran.
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Our 5th annual gala will celebrate the past, present and future of Sanaga-Yong Rescue Center and the chimpanzees for whom the sanctuary is home! Recently rescued babies Kimbang and Gnala will help us illustrate from a far the important role we all - children and adults - play in the future of great apes! As part of the festivities for the evening, the English translation of Je Protège les Chimpanzés (our children's book soon to be released in Cameroon schools) will be available. We look forward to sharing the evening with you!
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While IDA-Africa's primary goals are to provide sanctuary for chimpanzee orphans of the illegal ape meat trade and protection for the free-living chimpanzees of the Mbargue Forest, our efforts also focus on a variety of conservation and community concerns.
(Sanaga-Yong Chimpanzee Rescue Center Personnel Manager, Raymond Tchimisso purchasing fruit from a local village. Photo courtesy of Jacques Gillon)
Our relationship with the local community is intrinsically linked to the survival of great apes in the surrounding Mbargue Forest. Our Sanaga-Yong Chimpanzee Rescue Center has impacted the economy of the local villages by providing jobs at the sanctuary and school, installing a small grain mill and purchasing all fruits and vegetables to feed the chimpanzees from local farmers who grow the food especially for us. We have created a market economy that didn't exist before.
Diane Toomey, co-author of the children's book being written for the school curriculum of Cameroon, shares her experience at Sanaga-Yong Rescue Center and the excitement of the chimpanzees as they are called for dinner.
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In the forests of Cameroon, habitat destruction and the illegal, commercial ape meat trade are driving chimpanzees rapidly toward extinction. While vulnerable populations dwindle, individual chimpanzees suffer unimaginably. The chimpanzees who die violently in the forest at the hands of poachers are not the only victims of the illegal ape meat trade. Infants who survive the hunt can be sold as pets in Cameroon or smuggled out of the country into North Africa and Asia, ultimately condemned to malnutrition, disease, loneliness and misery.
In Defense of Animals-Africa is giving orphans a second chance to live with dignity and joy in the enclosed tracts of habitat forest at our Sanaga-Yong Chimpanzee Rescue Center. We currently care for 72 chimpanzees, ranging in age from two to over fifty years.
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Says the Centre did not take into consideration the sentiments of people from all three regions
The newly-formed State Campaign Committee of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has reiterated its stand in favour of smaller States like Telangana for administrative convenience, while staying focussed on solving problems of people.
Fielding questions during a press conference here on Friday, committee convenor B. Ramakrishna Raju said that while they were for a separate Telangana, they were only against the way the Centre was going about the process of creating a new State without taking into consideration the sentiments and views of people from all three regions of Andhra Pradesh.
Asked about the immediate plans of the party in A.P., Mr. Raju said they had thus far received 200 applications from those interested in contesting for Parliament. As for Assembly constituencies, he said they had not yet asked people to file their applications. "We are very new in A.P. As of now, we are gearing up for the AAP's nation-wide 'Jhadu Chalao Yatra' ('Cheepuru Yatra' in Telugu)," he pointed out.
There are several problems, including rising corruption, poverty levels, lack of access to quality education, healthcare, 'roti, kapda aur makaan' (food, clothing and shelter), for a majority of the population and caste issues, all of which are challenges for the party, said other committee members - social activists R. Venkat Reddy and Kirankumar Vissa, civic and rights activist Jasveen Jairath and Syed Bilal of the Street Hawkers Federation.
Mr. Kirankumar Vissa said that the party's recent drive had resulted in a total membership of about 2 lakh, including online registrations. The new Campaign Committee is in the process of constituting three regional teams for Rayalaseema, Telangana and Coastal Andhra, apart from one for Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation.
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More than 720,000 on each working day of June
NEW DELHI: Offering a quick and comfortable journey to passengers, the Delhi Metro railway has seen a 25 per cent jump in ridership in the past one year.
According to officials of the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation, the ridership shot up by almost 10 per cent in just a month from May to June this year. The rise has been attributed to the opening of the Shahdara-Dilshad Garden Line (Phase II), the ongoing admission season at Delhi University, and the presence of an increased feeder buses network for metro passengers.
"In June this year, the average daily ridership has been 702,731. The ridership remained more than 720,000 on each working day of June. In June 2007, the average daily ridership stood at 563,095. Thus, in just a year, the daily ridership increased by 139,636, a rise of 24.79 per cent," the DMRC said in a statement on Tuesday.
"The corresponding period also recorded a rise of 31.62 per cent in daily average revenue, which rose from Rs.62.63 lakh in June 2007 to Rs.82.44 lakh in June this year. From May to June this year, the ridership rose from 641,463 to 702,731, an increase of 9.55 per cent. During this period, the daily average revenue increased by 11.49 per cent -- from Rs.73.93 lakh to Rs.82.44 lakh," the DMRC claimed.
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Miami Beach is home to more than a few slightly over-the-top hotels, and it can be an unsettling experience trying to reconcile the total design excess with the pervasive atmosphere of high seriousness. Fortunately there's one place that seems utterly self-aware; the Pelican is as flauntingly ostentatious as they come, but with an almost Warholian wink—this is a fantasyland with no pretentions to authenticity, a playful and almost pranksterish put-on, with the guests fully in on the joke.
And what else would one expect from the Diesel fashion group? A hotel owned by an old-school fashion dynasty would paper its walls in its own logo, and emboss its label on every flat surface. Here the approach is a bit more theatrical; each of the Pelican's rooms looks like it could have been a backdrop for one of the iconoclastic label's highly artificial advertising shoots. The Psychedelic(ate) Girl room is as faithful a rendition of the Sixties London fantasy as we've seen, and the Born in the Stars & Stripes room does Americana kitsch the way it seems only a Swedish decorator could do it. The ever-popular Best Whorehouse room, though, may be Magnus Ehrland's magnum opus, a masterwork of boudoir chic that's liable to make you feel a bit dirty just walking through the door.
The list goes on, and there's something for almost every taste, from the ultra-feminine Power Flower to the leather-and-stripes Executive Zebra suite. Everything, that is, except the norm—if you're a diehard fan of white-on-white, or fussy Art Deco revivalism, try just about anywhere else. If you're looking for character, though, then the Pelican may be your place. The restaurant is casual and hip yet really rather good, a bit like its denim-empire ownership; and the bar is remarkably relaxed considering the velvet-rope madness at many Miami nightspots. This is the perfect antidote to the pretentiousness and self-satisfaction of the Miami Beach hotel scene—it's impossible to take yourself too seriously when surrounded by photo-quality jungle-print wallpaper.
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Inflight smoking
|The examples and perspective in this article deal primarily with the United States and do not represent a worldwide view of the subject. (November 2013)
Inflight smoking is prohibited by almost all airlines; smoking on domestic U.S. airliners, for instance, was banned for almost all routes beginning in 1988, with all planes being smoke-free by the end of the 1990s.[1] According to FAA regulations, smoking lit cigarettes or anything else that produces smoke or flame is prohibited onboard most commercial aircraft. However, the FAA has not issued a regulation for or against electronic cigarettes, leaving that decision up to the individual airlines.[2]
Advocate Ralph Nader was among the first to call for a smoking ban on airlines. United Airlines was the first to implement a nonsmoking section, in 1971.[3] However, both tobacco companies and airlines fought any regulation.[4] Significantly, the Civil Aeronautics Board banned and then unbanned smoking in 1984, with chairman Dan McKinnon saying, "Philosophically, I think nonsmokers have rights, but it comes into market conflict with practicalities and the realities of life."[5] After years of debate over health concerns,[6] Congressional action led to a ban on inflight smoking.[7] The U.S. ban on inflight smoking began with domestic flights of two hours or less in April 1988,[8][9][10] extended to domestic flights of six hours or less in February 1990,[11][12][13] and to all domestic and international flights in 2000.[14][15][16] The 1990 ban applied only to the passengers and the cabin of the aircraft and not the flight deck. Pilots were allowed to continue smoking after the 1990 ban due to concerns over potential flight safety issues caused by nicotine withdrawal in chronic smokers. [17]
Normally, passengers found to be smoking on non-smoking flights will at least face a fine (up to $5,000) and at worst be arrested and detained upon landing. Due to stringent security measures, this often causes disruption such as having to land the flight early in order to escort the smoker from the plane.
Such regulations have on occasion met with defiance; in 2010 a Qatari diplomat was arrested upon arrival at Denver International Airport for smoking in the onboard lavatory on United Airlines Flight 663 and for making threats; when confronted by airline staff, he jokingly suggested that he was attempting to set his shoes on fire.[18] Amy Winehouse spent approximately half of her hour-long flight to Dublin smoking in the toilet; despite passenger complaints and an announcement over the public address, no action was taken against her.[19] On February 3, 2013, a family of four were accused of smoking during a Sunwing Airlines flight from Halifax to the Dominican Republic. They caused the flight to make an emergency landing at Bermuda L.F. Wade International Airport. The two eldest of the family were arrested by Bermuda Police Service and subsequently sentenced to a $500 fine or 10 days in prison.[20][21]
Due to the ubiquitous prohibition of in-flight smoking and the increasingly widespread use of electronic devices, the illuminated no-smoking signs have sometimes been re-purposed to inform passengers to switch devices off for take-off and landing. Where this is the case, the no-smoking sign is permanently printed on the overhead panels.[citation needed]
See also[edit]
- ^ Smokefree Transportation Chronology
- ^ "Smoking Your E-Cigarette On an Airplane" by Hillary Miles, 31 March 2013
- ^ Brandt, Allan M.: The Cigarette Century: The Rise, Fall, and Deadly Persistence of the Product that Defined America, p. 303-304. Basic Books, 2007
- ^ Ibid.
- ^ CAB flip-flops on smoking policy
- ^ "Should smoking be banned on planes?". Nashua Telegraph. Associated Press. May 15, 1981. p. 28.
- ^ The House : Smoking Ban July 26, 1987
- ^ Kramon, Glenn (April 17, 1988). "Smoking ban near on flights in U.S.". New York Times. Retrieved August 31, 2014.
- ^ "Northwest bans smoking on domestic flights". Spokesman-Review. staff and wire reports. March 24, 1988. p. A1.
- ^ "Airlines brace as smoking ban takes effect today". Schenectady Gazette. Associated Press. April 23, 1988. p. 1.
- ^ Fram, Alan (September 15, 1989). "Senate okays smoking ban". Prescott Courier-Journal. Associated Press. p. 3A.
- ^ "Bush restricts smoking on airlines". Lodi News-Sentinel. UPI. November 22, 1989. p. 12.
- ^ Clarke, Jay (Feb 18, 1990). "Airlines go beyond federal smoking ban". Toledo Blade. Knight News Service. p. D7.
- ^ Johnson, Glen (July 28, 1998). "Proposed smoking ban draws fire from foreign airlines...". Kingman Daily Miner (Kingman, Arizona). Associated Press. p. 4.
- ^ "Smoking banned on all US flights". Manila Standard. Associated Press. June 4, 2000. p. A8.
- ^ "Smoking banned on flights". The Item (Sumter, South Carolina). Associated Press. June 4, 2000. p. 2A.
- ^ "Ban on Smoking in Airliners Doesn't Apply to the Cockpit". New York Times. March 19, 1990.
- ^ guardian.co.uk "Qatari diplomat 'smoking' causes US plane scare" by James Meikle, The Guardian, 8 April 2010
- ^ "Amy Winehouse caught lighting-up on-board plane", dailymail.co.uk
- ^ "Family of smokers on airplane forces costly diversion", CBC News, 3 February 2013
- ^ "2 accused Sunwing smokers sentenced in Bermuda court", CBC News, 4 February 2013


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You may have other priorities in your life, so you can't really have the same amount of time devoted to grooming, measuring, and dieting.
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