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As Ted Kennedy has learned, privacy is the first casualty of any presidential campaign—especially in the era of All the President's Men. Even the senator's coy noncandidacy has stirred press speculation about his rocky marriage and his supposed extramarital flings, plus a resitting of the Chappaquiddick evidence 10 years after. Until now, though, the private life of his estranged wife, Joan, living alone in Boston and liking it, has been touched only when she initiated it (PEOPLE, Aug. 7, 1978). Now a British gossip columnist has changed all that by recounting the details of an alleged affair "a few years ago" between Joan and a member of the British Parliament.
The flap began when London Daily Mail writer Nigel Dempster reported the liaison between Joan and Jonathan Aitken, 36, a handsome, well-connected great-nephew of the late press tycoon Lord Beaverbrook. Tory back-I bencher Aitken, a sometime author, foreign correspondent, financier and tabloid favorite, has also been linked with Carol Thatcher, daughter of the prime minister, among many other glamorous women-about-London. He is currently engaged to Lolicia Azucki, a Yugoslav-born Swiss businesswoman, and plans to marry in November.
Reactions to the Dempster story came fast—and furious. "However thin you slice it," Aitken snapped, "it's still baloney." Across the Atlantic Joan wouldn't even go that far. "I would prefer not to comment," she said. Dempster, however, hadn't finished spilling the beans. "I had lunch with Jonathan about three Fridays ago," he says. "I got the story straight from half of the horse's mouth. Aitken said to me: 'Esquire magazine has been on to me about Joan Kennedy. A few years ago we did have an affair. They seem to have found some proof.' " Dempster believes Aitken was referring to letters he sent Joan—though the MP denies having any nonpolitical correspondence with either Kennedy except a note "saying I was sorry their son was ill."
No sooner was Dempster's story in print, however, than another London columnist, Peter McKay, claimed Aitken had also told him of his romance with Joan. The revelation, said McKay, came "after quite a few drinks" over dinner at the House of Commons. He said the youthful MP often talks his way into trouble, then "twists and turns and tells half-truths." Whatever the truth, or half-truth, of the matter, Aitken has this time left more than one reputation twisting slowly, slowly in the wind.
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Just a couple days after the NCAA officially vacated all 38 wins in Memphis' 2007-08 Final Four season, UMass is announcing John Calipari will be appearing at a "casual reception" to sign autographs and socialize with alumni and UMass supporters.
Odds are there won't be any shortage of conversation topics.
"So, Cal, how was your summer?"
Awkward pause.
Calipari will be appearing along with UMass coach Derek Kellogg at the UMass Club in Boston on Friday, Sept. 11. In addition to the chance to mingle, attendees will be able to buy the DVD 100 years of UMass Basketball and Calipari's not-yet-released book Bounce Back: Overcoming Setbacks to Succeed in Business and in Life. The book is co-written with David Scott of the sadly-departed blog Scott's Shots.
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The music of ABBA is woven into a story of a mother, her daughter and the three men who might each be the girl's father in "Mamma Mia!" The musical will hit the Luhrs Center stage on November 12.
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Sophie's mother Donna is surprised to find that Sophie has invited three of Donna's former flames to the wedding, each of them potentially Sophie's father.
The light-hearted musical features beloved ABBA hits like "Lay All Your Love On Me," "Dancing Queen," "Take a Chance on Me" and, of course, the song that lends its name to the title of the show.
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Here's a fun fact for you. Earth is a band that, at it's core, features the ideas of one Dylan Carlson. What exactly is Dylan Carlson's claim to fame? Well, he's best known as the guy that purchased the gun Kurt Cobain used to kill himself with. I'll bet you didn't hear that one on your wacky morning show just prior to playing "Come As You Are" for the 10 millionth time.
Sadly, Carlson is forever linked to Nirvana because of that fact instead of appreciated for the music he's created over the years with Earth. This nearly instrumental, slow moving music is what I would call aura-setting music. In many ways, it's kind of like a modern day Pink Floyd without the vocals. It's total soundscape for exploring one's inner soul, and it's magnificent through and through. With ANGELS OF DARKNESS, DEMONS OF LIGHT I, Carlson and company do what they've been doing on and off for 20 years now - creating dark, slow, rhythmic tones for exploring one's inner demons in your mind.
Unlike previous releases, ANGELS OF DARKNESS, DEMONS OF LIGHT 1 has a feeling that you would expect behind a Rob Zombie horror film, or even behind the action that was going on in Kevin Smith's RED STATE. At any given moment, you can explore your own inner fears, habits or demons while stretching out mentally with a track like "Father Midnight". The guitar work is so much like that of David Gilmour in an ambient setting sort of way. The basslines follow the guitars because of their lack of any speed, and the drumming is barely more than tapping out a very slow 4/4 time for Carlson to keep pace with. Still, it's terrific.
PITRIFF RATING - 90/100 - I haven't done acid in a really long time now, but should the urge to go back ever come over me, you'd better believe I'll be pulling this release out as it's backdrop. If you close your eyes while listening, you can visualize big, slow moving lava in a lava lamp that every once in awhile forms the face of Satan to simply scare the shit out of you. In essence, I think that might be EXACTLY what Earth is going for.
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Martin Gaskell, a Christian astronomy professor who sued the University of Kentucky for religious discrimination, reached a settlement with the school Tuesday.
The university will pay Gaskell $125,000 in exchange for dropping a federal religious discrimination suit he filed in Lexington in 2009. A trial was set for next month. The school admitted no wrongdoing.
Gaskell sought the post of observatory director at the university's MacAdam Student Observatory. He claimed he was passed over for the job because his religion and statements were perceived to be critical of evolution -- a position that the head of the search committee said he was "breathtakingly" qualified to fill.
However, others said he was 'something close to a creationist' and "potentially evangelical."
"We never thought from the start that everybody at UK was some sort of anti-religious bigot," said Frank Manion, Gaskell's attorney. "However, what I do think this case disclosed is a kind of endemic, almost knee-jerk reaction in academia towards people, especially scientists, of a strong religious faith."
A judge cited statements in e-mails by those involved, including one that read: "No objective observer could possibly believe that we excluded Martin on any basis other than religious."
Gaskell has said he is not "creationist," or someone who believes the Bible's origin story puts the age of the universe at a few thousand years. He also said his views on evolution are in line with biological science.
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Gaskell is currently working at the University of Texas as a research fellow in the school's astronomy department.
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Massive line movement on the Jays
The Toronto Blue Jays have gone from -185 to -225 at Sports Interaction for tonight's home opener against the Cleveland Indians.
Between 9:23 and 11:43 Tuesday morning, the line moved from -200 to -225.
Reigning NL Cy Young winner R.A. Dickey makes his Toronto debut tonight. Justin Masterson takes the hill for the Tribe.
Panthers will try to claw back at Lightning
The Tampa Bay Lightning have had the Florida Panthers' number in recent history.
The Lightning are 7-0 SU (straight up) in the past seven overall versus their inter-state rival.
The last time the Florida defeated Tampa Bay was October 17th, 2011.
Lightning coach Jon Cooper has already announced Mathieu Garon will get the start in net. Jacob Markstrom is listed as 'probable' for Florida.
The Lightning are -148 favorites.
Between the pipes
Here is a look at tonight's goalie probables (as of 3:10 pm ET):
Ottawa Senators at Boston Bruins -175, 5
Robin Lehner (firm), Anton Khudobin (likely)
Winnipeg Jets at New York Islanders -128, 5.5
Ondrej Pavelec (probable), Evgeni Nabokov (probable)
Washington Capitals at Carolina Hurricanes -102, 5.5
Braden Holtby (firm), Dan Ellis (firm)
Buffalo Sabres at Pittsburgh Penguins -241, 5.5
Ryan Miller (firm), Tomas Vokoun (firm)
Florida Panthers at Tampa Bay Lightning -148, 5.5
Jacob Markstrom (probable), Mathieu Garon (firm)
Colorado Avalanche at Nashville Predators -163, 5
Jean-Sebastien Giguere (probable), Pekka Rinne (likely)
Los Angeles Kings at Phoenix Coyotes +120, 5
Jonathan Quick (likely), Jason Labarbera (firm)
Carolina scoring woes continue
The Carolina Hurricanes are having all kinds of trouble scoring goals and winning games over the past few weeks.
The 'Canes have managed just 18 goals over their last 10 games. The under is 8-1-1 during this recent scoring slump.
Their feeble power play is three for 35 in those 10 games and is a leading contributor to their poor scoring recently.
Carolina is at home to host the Washington Capitals tonight. The total is 5.5.
Palmer traded to Cardinals
Quarterback Carson Palmer has been traded by the Oakland Raiders to the Arizona Cardinals for a seventh-round pick in 2014, according to a tweet from Adam Schefter of ESPN.
Arizona is +10000 across the board to win the Super Bowl. The Cardinals are +6600 to win the NFC at William Hill, +6000 at Sports Interaction and +5000 at Bet365.
After acquiring Matt Flynn on Monday, Palmer became expendable in Oakland after a contract dispute and is expected to be the starter in Arizona.
The former-No.1 overall pick threw 22 touchdowns and 14 interceptions, 4,018 yards with a 61.1 completion percentage in 15 games for the Raiders in 2012.
R.A. Dickey hopes to continue dominance of A.L. teams
The re-loaded Toronto Blue Jays get their much anticipated season underway tonight versus the Cleveland Indians.
R.A. Dickey gets the start on the mound for Toronto. The knuckleballer was the 2012 National League Cy Young award winner with the New York Mets.
Dickey was 7-0 with a 2.02 ERA in 10 starts versus American League teams during his three year tenure with the Mets.
The Blue Jays are -190 favorites. The total is 8.5.
Bruins acquire Jagr
The Boston Bruins have acquired Jaromir Jagr from the Dallas Stars for two prospects and a draft pick according to a tweet by Mike Heika of The Dallas Morning News.
Early Tuesday, Boston was +800 to win the Stanley Cup at Sports Interaction and +750 at William Hill. The Bruins were also +400 at Sports Interaction to win the Eastern Conference.
The 41-year-old Jagr has 14 goals and 12 assists in 34 games this season for Dallas.
After missing out on Jarome Iginla, the future Hall of Famer adds more scoring to a team that has scored 2.1 goals per game over the past eight games.
Price is right versus Orioles
Tampa Bay Rays starter David Price will look to continue his dominance of the Baltimore Orioles when he takes the hill this afternoon.
The 2012 Cy Young award winner threw 22.1 innings in three starts versus the Orioles last season, allowing just one earned run.
Price was 2-0 with one no decision in his three starts against the O's in 2012.
The Rays are -176 favorites.
Terps hot ATS since crossroads game
The Maryland Terrapins are 8-1 ATS in their last nine games, including 3-0 ATS in the NIT tournament.
The streak began after losing to Georgia Tech on February 27, 78-68.
Talking at the press conference a day before his team's game against Iowa, head coach Mark Turgeon said he was "unbelievably proud of my team. About mid-February I didn't know if we were ever going to figure it out and hit rock bottom at Georgia Tech and since then our kids have been great. They have embraced this."
Maryland are 3-point dogs against the Hawkeyes tonight at Madison Square Garden. The total is 135.5.
Canucks acquire Roy
The Dallas Stars have traded center Derek Roy to the Vancouver Canucks in exchanged for a second round pick and a prospect according to Sportsnet's Nick Kypreos on Twitter.
Early Tuesday, Vancouver was +1400 to win the Stanley Cup at William Hill and +1200 at Sports Interaction. The Canucks are +700 at Sports Interaction to win the Western Conference.
NHL futures are still off the board at Bet365.
The 29-year-old Roy has four goals and 18 assists in 30 games this year for Dallas.
This improves Vancouver's depth up the middle. Ryan Kesler is still sidelined but the hairline fracture in his foot has fully healed.
Kings and Coyotes keep seeing the same total
For the 21st game in a row, the Los Angeles Kings have seen five as its total.
Los Angeles' opponent tonight, Phoenix, has also had five as its total for the 11th game in a row.
The over is 12-5-3 over the Kings' 20-game stretch. The over is 3-4-3 in the Coyotes' 10-game streak.
The total for tonight's game in the desert is five. Phoenix, who has lost eight of its last nine, is +117, while Los Angeles is -127.
Women's hockey's biggest rivalry hits the ice tonight
Canada is -143 today against the United States in the first game of the IIHF Women's World Hockey Championships in Ottawa at Bet365.
The two teams are heavy favorites to meet again in the final. Since 2010, neither team has won back-to-back games against each other.
Canada beat the Americans 3-1 in the preliminary round of the 2012 Four Nations Cup in Finland, but lost 3-0 in the final.
The Americans are +110. The total is 5.5.
Under continues hitting for Pittsburgh
The under is smoking hot in Penguins games, going 9-0-1 in the last 10.
In the middle of the streak, Pittsburgh saw totals of six four times in six games. It has been 5.5 the past three games.
The Penguins host Buffalo tonight. The total is 5.5. The last four meetings in this series have gone over.
Bayern Munich v Juventus
Bundesliga leaders Bayern Munich host Serie A leaders Juventus in the first leg of their Champions League quarter final matchup.
The two sides have met six times in Champions League over the years. Juventus have the upper hand with three wins, two losses and one draw. The most recent result was a 4-1 Munich victory in 2009.
Juventus have not allowed a goal in their past 490 minutes of Champions League play.
Odds are -162, +310, +500.
PSG v FC Barcelona
Paris Saint Germain will host Barcelona in Champions League quarter final action.
This marks PSG's first Champions League quarter final since facing Barca in 1994 but are undefeated in their last six matches in the competition.
Barcelona are coming off of a disappointing 2-2 away draw versus Celta Vigo in La Liga on Saturday. PSG defeated Montpellier 1-0 at home on Friday in Ligue 1.
Odds are +375, +280, -125.
Total stays the same despite three straight Canes-Caps unders
The under has hit in all three Carolina-Washington games this season.
The total was 5.5 for each meeting, which is where the total is at for tonight's game.
Both teams are -104 in Raleigh tonight.
No rest tonight for Jets and Islanders
The New York Islanders are 0-5 this season in the second of back-to-back games. Winnipeg is 3-3 with no days off.
The Jets and Islanders meet tonight on Long Island. Both teams played last night.
The Islanders are -125 tonight, the Jets are +115. The total is 5.5.
Wizards and Bulls on amazing head-to-head under streak
The Washington Wizards and Chicago Bulls have gone under the total in their last 11 games overall.
The string of games that have gone under dates back to Feb. 22, 2010.
The two teams are back to face each other tonight in Washington. The total is 186.
East Carolina's improved defense has the under hitting
After six straight overs, the under is 3-0 in East Carolina's last three CIT games.
The Pirates have been putting the clamp down defensively in the CIT tournament. East Carolina has allowed 56.7 points a game in the three-game under streak, as opposed to 62.8 points in the previous six-game over stretch. It's a far better number than the 70.9 points the Pirates allow on average during the season.
East Carolina is a 8-point dog at Weber State tonight in the CIT championship. The total is 146.5.
Nowitzki paces surging Mavs
Dallas Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki has averaged 29.7 over his last three games. The German has done this against three of the best four team defenses in the NBA; the Los Angeles Clippers, Indiana Pacers and Chicago Bulls.
Dirk shot 14-17 from the floor for a season-high 35 points on Saturday in a 100-98 win versus the Bulls.
The over was 2-1 in those three games and is 6-1-1 in the Mavs' last six overall.
Dallas face the Los Angeles Lakers in LA tonight. The total is 207.
Goals hard to find in Bruins-Sens games
The under is 4-0-1 in the last five Boston-Ottawa games.
The first two games of the streak saw totals of 5.5, but the number has been five in the last three meetings.
The total is five tonight in Boston. The Bruins are 3-0 against the Senators this season. Boston is -181 and Ottawa is +166.
Santa Clara backers win by a thread
A dunk by Marc Trasolini with 24 seconds left gave the Broncos an eight-point victory over George Mason in Game 1 of the College Basketball Invitational best-of-three finals, covering the 7.5-point spread.
The Patriots had two chances after Trasolini's basket to get the ATS (Against The Spread) win, but Patrick Holloway missed from downtown and Sherrod Wright fanned on a layup and the game ended at 81-73.
Game 2 goes on Wednesday from Fairfax, VA. There is currently no line on the game.
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I'm liking the new design! Could use just a dash of some restrained color, perhaps, but 'tis much less busy than the previous version. Kudos!
Horray! New site.
You gotta make that knowledge stick hitting the guy logo on your website bigger. It was the first thing that made me laugh when I came to your site :D.
Well, there WAS a comment re: regifting a rerun comic strip, but this new site must've deleted it. Does that mean all those long threads about Moon Men attire and shaving options are lost into the ether(net)? What a shame. I'm glad you got this clearly NEW site up and running; congrats on that... hope we'll be able to continue our long "chats" with each other (and by each other I mean all your fans PLUS you)!
Can't wait for TODAY's strip!
I had the comment on the old site that's missing now. I asked something about whether the rerun comic on gifting made it regifting or something similar to that.
You need to do a BI on how to remember what you commented on a web site after the comment disappears...
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An aged man named Patrick Byrne, who came by his death under the following circumstances: It appears from the evidence that the deceased was employed by a person named Burgess, a tenant of Colonel Kane Bunbury, at Tobinstown, near Carlow, as a herd, and while engaged at this avocation he was attacked by a furious bull, which set upon him, and having knocked him down, literally buried his horns in the unfortunate man's prostrate body.
His cries attracted the attention of several persons who were engaged at a short distance from this distressing scene, and on ascertaining the cause they immediately procured the assistance of four courageous dogs, with which they endeavoured to extricate Byrne from his perilous position. In this they partially succeeded, for at this juncture the animal directed his fury against both men and dogs, and obstinately defended himself against their united attacks for nearly half an hour, but at length was ultimately overcome and routed.
The unfortunate man all this time lay, writhing in intense agony, his mangled body presenting a frightful spectacle, being saturated with the blood which flowed copiously from his wounds. A physician was immediately sent for, who dressed his wounds, and had him instantly conveyed to the County Infirmary; but medical skill was unavailing, and he died in a few hours afterwards. The jury returned a verdict in accordance with the foregoing facts.
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Hungary's new Civil Code, which took effect on 15th March, stipulates that photographers must obtain permission from their subjects every time they trip the shutter, even when working in public areas. Failing to do so could result in the photographer being sued – potentially by each and every person identifiable in the photo! – and ordered to pay a substantial sum in compensation to the plaintiff(s).
The law states that everyone has an inherent "right to their likeness," which must be respected – meaning you should not take, much less publish, their picture without their consent. There are two exceptions to this rule: public figures making a public appearance, and crowd shots. However, there is no clear guidance on who can be considered a public figure, what is deemed a public appearance and how many people constitute a crowd. For example, does the group of girls in the first photo look like a "crowd" to you? Did they "make a public appearance" by crossing a bridge wearing their folk dancers' costumes?
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These questions are not merely rhetorical. Far from it. One of the most hotly debated issues is the question of whether police officers on duty can be considered "public actors making a public appearance" or not. According to a 2012 ruling by the country's supreme court, police have the same right to their likeness as everyone else, thus their faces must be blurred, masked out or pixelated unless they have explicitly consented to their picture being published.
In fact, this is precisely what proponents of the new legislation are saying: namely, that the new Civil Code does not bring anything new to the table in terms of the regulation of photographing people in public. Indeed, the "right to one's likeness" was already incorporated into the country's previous civil code, enacted in 1959. Critics, on the other hand, point out that the old law had only required that permission be obtained for the publication of a photo, whereas the new Civil Code mandates that photographers ask for the subjects' consent to take the picture in the first place. This may well put an end to photojournalism (and street photography) as we know it.
The other major difference is that the new law practically equates the abuse of one's likeness with grievances, meaning people claiming that their picture was taken/used without permission no longer need to prove that the publication of the photo did any actual damage to their reputation, careers, relationships etc.
To get past the legalese, we sat down with two working pros who have been in the photography business for over 25 years each, to find out about their views on the changes. One of them is Ferenc Isza, a staff photographer at the tabloid Bors and a stringer for AFP, whose pictures have been printed on the pages of world-class publications such as The Guardian and The Economist. "Bors has been issuing its photographers with stacks of model releases for the past 6 or 7 years," he says, noting that courts had been known for having a tendency to rule in favour of plaintiffs in privacy infringement cases involving photographs long before the new Civil Code took effect. "Asking for my subjects' permission and cooperation has always been my default mode of operation. It's not like you can jump in front of people out of nowhere, and take their picture with a wide-angle lens at point-blank range anyway. If you approach them with respect, chances are they will cooperate. It all boils down to your communication skills."
Gábor Mónos – another veteran photojournalist and picture editor, who covered the civil war in Yugoslavia in the 1990s and freelanced for numerous international photo agencies and news services including AFP, DPA and EPA – takes a more pessimistic view. "[This law] delivers a significant blow to the freedom of the press," he opines. "I'm afraid it may lead to self-censorship."
He also points out that in some cases, even public figures might sue a photographer for a photo taken without their permission. "For example, what if you photographed a politician in front of his own house? Politicians are 'public actors' but the law requires that they 'make a public appearance' in order for you to be able to photograph them without their consent." To further complicate matters, permission to take a picture can be granted through implied conduct, such as waving to the photographer or posing for the camera, but this does not necessarily mean the subject will also have consented to the publication of the photo.
One point both photographers agree on is that the introduction of the concept of grievance money will likely result in an avalanche of lawsuits against photographers and media outlets. "Some cunning lawyers will doubtless specialise in finding and approaching ordinary folks appearing in press photos, and get them to sue the paper if they haven't consented to being photographed," Mónos predicts. "This may drive smaller publications out of the market. Others may take to using stock photos exclusively." Isza agrees: "It's the grievance money that makes newspaper editors cringe. Tabloids, in particular, require and carry a lot of pictorial content and even if you do strive to obtain a signed model release every time you take someone's picture, this may not always be possible due to time constraints or the peculiarities of the situation."
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You may wonder why you should care about a peculiar law in a small – and for you, possibly remote – Central European country, after all. Well – while the Hungarian regulation might well be the most restrictive in the entire Western world, legal limitations on photographing strangers (as well as buildings, railroads, vehicles etc.) do exist in other countries too. Isza, who has worked for the Audiovisual Unit of the European Parliament and the European Commission's Audiovisual Service, notes that these institutions also require photographers to enclose signed model releases with their photo submissions, even if they are intended for editorial purposes only. "Actually, they provided me with two model release forms, one for adults and one for children," he says. "It's not easy to have your subjects sign them when you're working with, say, asylum seekers who don't speak your language. But it's doable, and the results are usually worth the effort." Some European countries, such as France, had incorporated the "right to one's likeness" into their legal frameworks well before Hungary did – although they never went as far as to "ban" photographers from photographing police officers on duty. In the UK and the US, you are theoretically free to photograph anyone in public (and use the photos for editorial purposes) but fears of terrorism and paedophilia – among other things – have made police officers wary of photographers in general. A few years ago, our very own editor-in-chief was stopped and searched in central London for "taking photos of iconic landmarks." At one point, the relationship of photographers and the police got so strained that the British Journal of Photography launched a campaign calling attention to the fact that photography was not a crime. Reports of photographers being harassed by police in the United States have also become rather frequent in recent years. Photography, which was once considered an innocent hobby and a respected profession, is now carrying an ever-growing risk of legal complications all around the world.
What do you think? Is asking people's permission to take their picture part of basic human decency? Should it be required by law? Or would such a requirement kill decisive-moment photography altogether? Let your voice be heard by leaving a comment below.
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Blocking out their faces has given rise to "Block Head Photography". Maybe this artistic style will take off..
But seriously, what about security video in public places? Shouldnt that be made illegal then because a film is still an image and is taken of people without their consent?
Photos and videos, right? Thus, all the security cameras are illegal, or just the privately owned companies which employ those? This "law" is anything other than thought-through, and I expect it won't take long before it is dismissed like an idiocy that it is.
On the other hand, it might just be a first step in an Orwellian advance of a new kind of law & order, and unless thwarted right away, might establish a state of Almighty Office on one side, ignored people on the other, and a kind of wall inbetween.
This "law" has nothing in common with democracy, but it does have a lot in common with police state, monarchies, and all other types of governments that had in the past spilled oceans of blood before (we thought they) finally disappeared in history.
While I don't agree with the law, it's not that outlandish. Very similar laws are in place in many European countries - eg. in Germany (and is usually not really enforced).
This is insane. It sets a terrible precedent, infringing on a photojournalist's ability to freely report the news.
OK so there's another country on the "Give it a miss" list.....
Does the law apply to tourists etc taking photos for Instagram etc? What about families who want to capture a gathering or outing in public? How will this be policed? Or will it end up that you can not take any photos at all in public if there are people about? Yes, what about security cameras? What about dashboard cameras, television broadcasts of sporting events etc. Is there a differentiation between formats? Is there a difference between photos and video? What about photos vs sketches or paintings? How absurd. If you are in public, that's it, you are in public. You don't have a right to privacy. Act accordingly. If you don't want to be seen/captured when in public, then leave that public space. If you are captured in a way that does have an negative impact on you then yes, you should be allowed to sue, that's fair enough. And yes it is good manners to ask permission first, but it is not always possible or practical.
Yeah, Hungary just moved from my short list, to my no reason to go there list.
"Very similar laws are in place in many European countries - eg. in Germany (and is usually not really enforced)."
To which law do you refer in Germany? We have here a law that you need the agreement for publishment but not for taking the picture of a person. So it is not that strict.
The new law from Hungary seems to forbid even photographing people without their permission.
This is scary and sad. Photographers need to be able to do their work without being censored by the government.
It's like everywhere: Politicians over-react with such draconic laws, because some minority didn't know how to behave and the rest of the people didn't do anything to distance themselves from those idiots. Than you get such laws like in Hungary because some paparazzi didn't respect other peoples privacy and/or some morons did post some embarrassing pictures of other people on Facebook or such laws like in Germany of France, where some roads were closed for motorcycles, just because some bikers think it's "cool" to remove the silencers from their bikes exhausts... Maybe such laws could have been avoided if we ALL had clearly condemned the behaviour of those amongst us who don't behave like civilzed people resp. wo abuse their rights. But instead, we all tend to consider ourselves as a "big family" where even those who deserve dedain are seen as part of this family. Press photographers should have publicly condemned the misbehaviour of paparazzis, hobby photographers should have publicly condemned the misbehaviour of Facebook-paparazzi, bikers should have publicly condemned the misbehaviour of noisy bikers etc. — we didn't do it and so we all share our own part of responsability for such laws being voted...
This law is undemocratic, similar laws exists in Greece, Italy, France, Germany, Poland and Spain... in fact it is the European Union that has pushed for such laws, and the European Court of Human Rights tries to enforce them as much as they can, for political purposes. All photographers should form political associations to persuade governments and the EU to protect freedom of speech, freedom of the arts and the ability of photographers and everyone using a camera to take pictures of identifiable persons without their consent or knowledge, when in public (including the street and publicly-accessible enclosed places like business malls and subway stations etc).
@Absinthia Stacy, in France the law that is you need the agreement for publishing but not for taking the picture of a person, furthermore there is a tolerance for news photography.
Hi, I will be visiting Budapest in about 3 weeks time to do a stage and an audiovisual project, a documentary. I have been looking for a Model release form for photography/Video and Audio in Hungarian Language for Adult and Minors.
Could anyone be so kind to send me a template of this material?
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After a year off because of the bad economy, Harrisburg's indoor spring garden show — the Pennsylvania Garden Expo — is back.
The show runs Friday through Sunday in the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex along Cameron Street.
Run by Harrisburg-based Journal Publications Inc., and sponsored by Stauffer's of Kissel Hill Garden Centers, the show features a dozen display gardens, seven more gardens built by area schools, gardening seminars and a Market Faire of vendors selling all sorts of gardening products.
"It's the largest resource in central Pennsylvania for garden enthusiasts," expo manager Karen Rousche says. "People can get landscape and exterior design ideas, plus we have garden art, lawn services, pools, structures, plants and educational seminars."
The most noticeable change after the year layoff: the show moves to the Farm Show Complex's North and Northwest Halls from the larger Exposition Center.
"It's not as cavernous," Rousche says. "It'll be more intimate. But we actually have more gardeners than in 2008."
Also new: Expo is taking place two weeks earlier than before.
Instant spring
Past visitors say the display gardens are what most attract them to the expo. A dozen local landscapers and garden centers are building 2,500-square-foot gardens filled with flowers that are forced into bloom early. Many of them have elaborate water features, paver patios and stone retaining walls.
Returning from 2008 are Stauffer's of Kissel Hill, DreamScapes Watergardens, Nature's Way Nursery, The Greenskeeper, Levendusky Nursery and Landscape, Smith Landscape Construction, Nye's Nursery and Landscaping and Strathmeyer Landscape Development.
Newcomers include Reinford Landscapes, Chris Archibald Landscape Design and Utopia Landscapes and Waterfalls.
Landis Hardscape Specialists also is new and is building an entire outdoor living area, complete with an outdoor bar, fountain, pizza oven and grill.
Students from seven area schools are building display gardens in a show wing called "Education in Bloom."
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Also popular are the seminars and demonstrations at two locations on the show floor.
The headliner is Roger Swain, former host of The Victory Garden TV show and best known as the "man in the red suspenders." Swain will give talks on all three days (perennial flowers, growing edibles and "Planting Villages: How Gardens Make Good Neighbors").
Other speakers include Stauffer's "Garden Guy" Steven Gallion, local radio personality Bob Carey, bonsai expert Jim Doyle and a variety of horticulturists (including yours truly) speaking on topics such as water gardening, edibles in pots and "survivor" plants.
In all, 27 talks are on tap. See the full schedule at www.pagardenexpo.org.
The marketplace
Some 200 vendors will set up shop in aisles filled with all sorts of gardening paraphernalia.
Some are clubs and information-providers, but most are selling items such as metal trellises, orchids, cut willows, bonsai supplies, herbal gifts, fertilizer and plant hangers up to larger items such as outdoor power equipment, outdoor furniture and greenhouses.
The full list also is at www.pagardenexpo.org.
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Special children's activities are planned for Saturday evening's Central Penn Parent Family Night, beginning at 5 p.m.
Patriot-News outdoors columnist Marcus Schneck will lead a pine-cone-feeder workshop, Central Penn Parent Magazine will do face-painting, and the Goddard School will give out seeds.
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The show opens at 10 a.m. Friday and runs until 8 p.m. Hours are 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday.
Tickets are $12.50 at the door for adults or $10 in advance at www.pagardenexpo.org and at Stauffer's of Kissel Hill garden centers.
Admission is $5 after 5 p.m. Friday or Saturday. Children under 12 are free.
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Since the beginning of the 1990s talk radio Republican revolution started by Rush Limbaugh, media bias has been a leading issue among conservatives. Limbaugh coined the phrase "drive-by media," Sarah Palin called the major papers and network news shows "lamestream media," and Bernie Goldberg and Ann Coulter have made a fortune ripping the liberal media with book after book. After the early 2012 shooting of Trayvon Martin by George Zimmerman, the news shows of MSNBC and CNN continued to pound into the heads of the American people that Martin was the victim of a racial-profiling Zimmerman, only for evidence to be pushed to the front that in fact Zimmerman was not the racist monster they painted him as. Now we have the Ferguson, Missouri, situation with Gov. Jay Nixon, D, in between a rock and a hard place, perpetuated by media trying to bring justice before all the facts were placed before them.
On Aug. 9, Ferguson officer Darren Wilson shot 18-year-old Michael Brown six times. The original response by the community of Ferguson was that of protest. Black people throughout the community and outside communities marched the streets in protest of what appeared to be another Trayvon Martin-esque scenario. The media portrayed Ferguson as a racist hotbed ready to burst.
Joe Costephens, a white pastor of Passage Community Church, an interracial church in Florissant, Missouri, commented on the uniqueness of this situation to World Net Daily: "The Ferguson you see on the national news is different from the Ferguson I know." The pastor went on to add, "There's an emphasis on families in Ferguson, and on community. We are definitely an interracial community, and I'm proud to minister to an interracial congregation." "While things were going crazy with the Michael Brown shooting on Sunday, we had a pool party in my neighborhood, and it was half-white and half-black," he said. "It was a beautiful thing, families loving one another, both races, with a sense of community.
Did you see that on the nightly news? No. Why? Because the media miss the mark when it comes to certain types of politically charged reporting. Most conservatives understand and accept that President Barack Obama's golf game will be less criticized than George W. Bush's, and the media are pretty fair to politicians caught in sexual affairs; but when it comes to racial issues, the media take the side of a black victim without hesitation or investigation. Right now evidence and eye witness accounts are reporting that Brown attacked Wilson tried to strip him of his gun, and the officer decided to end the young man's life to protect himself. While this all plays out as a tragedy, the media refuse to acknowledge how unfair they are to the police concerning the racial element of this case.
While flipping through the major 24-hour news stations, one would think that Brown innocently walked by and was repeatedly shot. But once Fox News was able to report that, "Wilson suffered severe facial injuries, including an eye socket fracture, and was nearly beaten unconscious by Brown moments before firing his gun," other media outlets starting packing up and getting out of Dodge. Seems there's no story if the police officer is the victim.
Why do the media seem so bent on portraying only one side of the story and quietly escape into the shadows after facts enter the equation? Bernie Goldberg, a popular media commentator, argues that liberal bias is only half the equation: "I believe the answer is that many liberals just haven't evolved on race the way the rest of the country has. Their inclination is to perpetually view race relations through the lens of the 1960s […] and not the 21st century." We see what we want to see.
The other half of liberal bias is pure adrenaline. "In the United States of Entertainment there is no greater sin than to bore the audience." And Cop Kills Minority is not a boring headline.
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It isn't so much what you actually see, but what you think you see. And that is a nono. Adelina's costume should have gotten a deduction for giving the impression of excessive nudity. JMO.
Radionova's costume looked like a Las Vegas showgirl outfit, so inappropriate for a young girl and especially one as cute and appealing as she is. The outfit overwhelmed her, making her a costume wearing a girl. The overdone collar made her look as if she had no neck (she does have a rather short neck and should avoid elaborate necklines).
I was digging videos of past, and noticed Mao's latest FS dress was on her fluff of 2009 TEB (the Vancouver Olympics season). Anyone wanna remind me which comp she recycled this from?
If this was unworn and unstaged one turned down back then, then Mao could be getting a new FS dress for the Sochi and wearing this only temporarily... if lucky.
Some have gone over the top; others barely go over the bottom
Well get used to it because it will happen more often.
Once again your comment made absolutely no sense, hence my other post from before.
Furthermore it was only an example of black leggings/tights with figure skating costumes, it would look even better with different colors which would bring so many more details to the costumes other than the hussy trashy clubbing look you prefer so much.
Regarding Mao, I often find her skating hard to watch because of her costumes. Not due to indecency but they're usually so distracting. Hope she does get a nice new LP dress for the Olympics. Not a fan of her new SP dress either. The old one was actually good.
I can't believe I put Mao and hideous in the same sentence.


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by gm faithful from NE Illinois | September 19, 2013
I bought this car July of 2005 and have used it pretty hard like a truck. As gentleman farmer it did the work but could still look good and be comfortable when it needed to be. I would say the roof bit was only used a couple of times, but it sure was convenient then. For about half the last 6 years we have had middle seat down and hauled plenty of lumber and feed etc. Also, a good bit of towing, but livestock trailer has taken its toll on the vehicle in the end. Mechanically it held up well till just recently. it still has good life in it but time to get new truck. Wish they still had this option.
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I got this 2005 xuv v8 slt new in 2005. I owned new gmc sierra's and silverado's before this one. Being a hunter and fisherman I found xuv to be the best for hauling my equipment around. Hauling a trailer, no problem. I have had minor problems here and there over the past 6 years but I can't give this vehicle up and they do not make the xuv since 2005. I'm sure everyone gets a lemon now and then with every vehicle. This one is tops on my list.
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by XUV Owner from Windsor Heights, IA | May 26, 2011
Very reliable and versitile truck. I had a Yukon and loved the room and thought I wanted a pickup truck, then I came across this vehicle. All the bells and whistles (I've got the SLT trim) and it is very comfortable for my family of 4. As a weekend warrior of home improvement, the bed in the back is great, too. Aside from brakes, tires and oil chanages, I've not had to put it in the shop.
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by crazygirl from Arizona | December 17, 2008
I also have had many problems mechanically. I have had mine in the shop 21 times. Contacted Corporate office. I will say the ride is great, comfortable, quiet. Don't think it gets the gas mileage stated. They have problems with drive train design, gas sensors, cat. conv. and several other major things. I was told at the Dealership garage that they don't recall because it would cost more money than the people that actually bring them in to get them fixed. Not a great policy, but it is a business trying to make money.
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by GMC from Pembroke Ma | November 15, 2008
I love my trucks This has so much to offer the comfort and drive are my favorite things. My family has 2 Envoy's
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awesome all around suv no problems at all lots of smooth power more use's than my pickup and great for the animals well thought out gm!
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by george from az | September 7, 2006
what is the point of a review if you can not be hnest? i wrote a review and told what i really thought and guess what... not listed ere. well, the envoy is/was the worst car ever made. GMC should buy them back for all the problems they have. mines going in for the 9th time and 1 year old.
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The Knights of the Round Table come from medieval times and most knights in modern times just have the title and do not officially protect the crown. The LanCool PC-K65B is in the First Knight series and immediately made me think of a medieval styling. Just like the movie First Knight had many high end actors in it, the PC-K65B has modern and high end features. The aluminum front bezel gives it that modern flair that would fit in any space.
The LanCool First Knight PC-K65B is a mid-tower computer case that is made of high quality materials. The targeted audience for the LanCool PC-K65B is the mainstream user who is looking for a solid chassis and some user friendly features. The front bezel of the case is made out of aluminum, while the rest of the chassis is made out of SECC steel. Support is provided for one USB 3.0 port, one USB 2.0 port, and HD audio on the front panel. The K65B has three external 5.25" drive bays, six internal 3.5" drive bays, and four 2.5" drive bays. Two 140mm fans for intake and one 120mm exhausting air out the back are used for cooling the system, and all intakes have washable filters on them.
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SMS: Toasted Almond Lemon Bars
These toasted almond lemon bars were one of the very first recipes that caught my eye in the Sweet Melissa Baking Book. Since that day I've been waiting for someone to notice how special they sounded. At last, my prayers were answered by Rebecca from Indecisive Baker.
Despite how delicious these bars are, I found the recipe a little too much of a faff to ever try again. The dough was a nightmare to work with, so soft even after allowing it to chill in the fridge. Trying to sculpt the sticky mess up the sides of my baking tin almost drove me to insanity, I must have washed my hands about twenty times.
So, my search for the perfect lemon bar continues. Do you have a reliable recipe? I'd love to give it a try.
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Your bars look divine, Katie! I tried this recipe before joining SMS and it was a failure and I didn't have the patience to try it again. Hope the market went well!ReplyDelete
Those bars look delicious. I made lemon bars a while ago using a recipe from the Hummingbird Bakery book that, if I remember rightly, were fairly faff free and rather yummy.ReplyDelete
were you selling your baked goods at the newcastle market? hope it went well!
i have a lemon bar recipe that i really like- i've tried four different ones and so far, this is the one i like best.
best of luck!
Thanks Rebecca, I'll give that one a go :)ReplyDelete
Yeah, it went amazingly. We sold out. Going to pop down this Sunday too. So much fun.
Katie xox
Too bad you won't be trying them again because your bars look amazing!ReplyDelete
These look great even if they were hard to make! I didn't even try so you did better than I did!ReplyDelete
Totally agree with you...the dough was very sticky and hard to work with. These do look great though!ReplyDelete
Despite the difficulties with the crust, your's look lovely. No one would know,you had to fight with it. You won!ReplyDelete
Glad the market went well, did you take pics? would love to see all the baked goods you sold! Just wanted to check did your cupcake prize arrive?ReplyDelete
Hope the cupcake sales went well. your bars look delicious, even if the recipe gave you some troubles.ReplyDelete
Your bars look wonderful! Your cake stand is pretty, too. Sorry they gave you trouble. I did not press the dough up the sides of the pan and they turned out fine, if that helps.ReplyDelete
Your bars turned out gorgeous! I know what you mean about a nightmare for sticky dough. I had a ton of flour by my side, madly dousing my hands everytime I touched the dough.ReplyDelete
Always great to hear someone say they love u-pick farms too. This was the first time hubby ever went to one and he even was proud of our blueberry picking fun.
I got it a few days ago Gem. I was so swamped with cupcake related business that I just couldn't get it from that darned post office!ReplyDelete
I love it though. Thank you so much. The lip balms made my day <3
Aw I'm sorry that this frustrated you into never making them again. I guess I just rolled up my sleeves and wouldn't take no for an answer when it came to the crust. And it was too delish not to make again.ReplyDelete
They certainly look wonderful though!!
wow...bright yellow and beautiful!ReplyDelete
The lemon bar recipe I've always used is pretty easy and hardly creates any dirty dishes. Also, the crust is patted into the baking dish and therefore super easy to work with. I usually make these for potlucks at work and there's never been any leftovers to take home :)ReplyDelete
2 Cups flour
1/2 Cup confectioners sugar
pinch salt
1 Cup butter
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Combine flour and sugar, and cut in butter with a pastry blender. Pat evenly with hands into a 9"x13" pan. Pre-bake for 20 minutes.
6 tsp flour
2 Cups sugar
4 eggs
juice of 2 lemons
grated rind of 1 lemon
While crust bakes, combine flour, sugar, eggs, lemon juice, and rind. Mix well. Remove pan from oven and pour lemon mix over it. Return to oven and bake 25 minutes. Remove, cool, then sift powdered sugar over top.
If you ever try the recipe, I hope you'll let me know how it turns out!
p.s. I found your blog because my family calls me Katie Cakes and I love baking - funny coincidence!
They look completely delicious, alas I have no tried and true Lemon Bar recipe to share with you.ReplyDelete
beautiful blog..pls visit mine and be a follower.. thanks and God bless..ReplyDelete
Yum they look fantastic! I just posted a lemon slice..not exactly lemon bars but hey.ReplyDelete
Yum! They look great! I'm really on a lemon kick lately and these look perfect!ReplyDelete
Well considering how much work you put into these lemon bars, it was surely worth it, they really do look perfect and yummy!ReplyDelete
I love your cake stand too, quite stunning!