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The survey, conducted for the NSW Labor Council, also found a significant decline in the proportion of employees who thought unions did not look after their members - down from 43 per cent in 1996 to 23 per cent.
The council's secretary, John Robertson, said the survey confirmed that unions had softened their image from the days when they were "synonymous with blue-collar blokes".
He said women worked in areas in which they could see the benefits of union membership, and many had part-time or casual jobs in which job security was a primary concern.
But the survey results are not reflected in membership numbers. Recent figures show only 26 per cent of men and 22.7 per cent cent of women belong to a union.
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My husband, Roy Macdonald Stock, who has died aged 96, was a Bristolian whose pacifist parents named him after the Labour leader Ramsay MacDonald. Mac, as his friends called him, was the youngest of six children and, thanks to a scholarship to Queen Elizabeth's hospital school in Bristol, not just the first of his family to proceed to university but also the first to benefit from a full secondary school education.
After graduating with first-class honours in French from Bristol University in 1935, Mac taught French at Cardigan grammar school until he was called up for second world war service. He served first in intelligence in Northern Ireland. Training at Sandhurst and an appointment as a signals officer in the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry followed. His battalion landed in France three days after D-day. Neither Mac nor any of the other men had ever been in combat and in no time at all disaster struck: tank shell-fire hit their commanding officer, killing him instantly. The novices were unable to get their artillery going. To their horror, there were first one, then two and finally three German tanks advancing down the lane towards them.
Suddenly, the first tank stopped and a German officer appeared, waving a white piece of cloth. Mac's battalion arrested the officers and their crews. The Germans, it turned out, had orders to retreat rather than attack but were foiled by the collapse of their rear tank into a ditch. For Mac this story typified the tragedy and farce of warfare.
Towards the end of the war, thanks to his fluency in French, Mac was assigned a reconnaissance job. Dressed as a peasant and accompanied by a real one, he was pretending to be on a rabbit hunt when he spotted a fully armed German sergeant major. Luckily the German failed to see through Mac's disguise and proceeded to explain that he had been on leave and could not now find his regiment anywhere in the neighbourhood, a vital piece of information that enabled the British to advance. When he said he was ravenous, Mac promised him a meal at his farm (which had been requisitioned to serve as headquarters of his battalion). Relaxing, the sergeant major stripped off his armed belt; Mac promptly arrested him. For this feat, he was awarded the Military Cross.
Mac stayed in Germany until well into the 50s, becoming fluent in German and a connoisseur of German literature. In due course, he served in the Control Commission partly concerned with German re-education. Back in England, he took a second degree, this time in economics, at the LSE, and again graduated with a first. In 1965 he joined the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), where we met, and rose to head the English translation service.
In retirement a wonderful new job fell into our laps. Henry-Louis de la Grange, the author of the exhaustive biography of Gustav Mahler, which so far runs to 4,637 pages, commissioned us to revise the English translation of his French text and to assist with all the new material he had unearthed. We completed just under a third of this herculean task.
Mac was a lively and entertaining person with a tremendous sense of humour and an interest in politics, theatre and music. He was a good sportsman, enjoyed walking in the Dolomites or through the woods outside Paris with his dog. He was devoted to his family and, when one of his sisters was widowed, became a father to her son, introducing him to mountain walking, camping, the delights of Europe and how to fake innocence when you have driven down a one-way street the wrong way and discovered that the only exit is over some steps into the town square.
I survive him, along with his many nephews and nieces.

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Thursday, 22 February, 2001, 22:51 GMT
Afghan refugees face bleak future
By Suzannah Price in Karachi
The United Nations has warned that tens of thousands of Afghan refugees could find themselves living in a death camp unless they receive aid urgently.
But these are just the victims who are recorded and the true number could be much higher.
The UN refugee agency says the deaths are preventable and the suffering of the 80,000 refugees at the camp in Pakistan's north west frontier province could be eased.
Desperate conditions
The Afghans, who fled from drought and fighting are living under plastic sheeting with no latrines or running water.
The UN says it has enough supplies to help the refugees, but the overcrowding and the desperate state of the Afghans makes it very difficult to distribute aid.
However, the real reason the international agencies are not working at the camps is because the Pakistani authorities have refused them permission to do so.
They believe any help would encourage the refugees to stay rather than return to Afghanistan.
Pakistan, which says it cannot cope with any more refugees, has also failed to offer another, more suitable, site.
The UN says many of those at Jallozai are legally considered as refugees because they are victims of war and should not be returned involuntarily to the country they have left.
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Not much Not much
Hardwood floors were nice Nowhere near university or downtown, next to loud freeway, holes in bedding, no towels upon arrival, MOLD IN BATHROOM, breakfast food was gross, staff was unfriendly, elevator was broken/under repair, ice machine not working
Beds were very comfortable and rooms were quiet
had fridge clean inside the rooms but dirty outside and all around the building. Also somewhat of a rough crowd, people shouting and arguing loudly in the parking at fairly late hours.
It was close to downtown area Tiny roaches in restroom
Room was clean, quiet, comfortable. Outside was dirty, too many people just hanging around outside does not feel safe.
The beds were nice, the bathroom was spacious for two people. I really enjoyed fan in the bedroom, they were very accommodating and let us have extra keys when ours stopped working! Would stay again! the breakfast was disappointing.
This place needs to be inspected by the health department because the room was fithy, everything you touch was sticky. Wr wanted a none smoking room but the room we were in smells like smoke. The AC was not working, they have a ceiling fan. I am.writing their corporate office.
Gross. Mold in shower. Cracks in floor. Wood floors made your feet or socks black. Was not worth my money. Would never go back.
That it was right off the freeway. The bathroom was falling apart, had holes in the doors, and the towel holders were hanging by just a few threads. The bed was miserable, the pillows were basically non existent and the mattress even had holes in the sides. Didn't realize that our booking was for a smoking room and boy did it stink. All of our clothes had to be washed. The AC unit shut off and on all through the night. Worst sleep ever!! This hotel should be no more than $40 a night!1!!
Nothing Mold on the ceiling in the bathroom. Room was dirty. Electrical outlet hanging out of the wall. The pictures on the website look nothing like the hotel itself. Holes in the bedspread. The furniture looked like something from a garage sale. I have see better looking rooms on an episode of cops. I would never stay there again and would not recommend this to anyone.
The room and bathroom were fairly nice looking for such a low-priced motel on the freeway. Breakfast was fairly standard carb-loaded "continental", but they at least had Belgian waffles, fruit and microwaveable sausage biscuit sandwiches. The room had a slight odor that my wife described as "stale popcorn", despite its apparent cleanliness.
I was surprised with the free breakfast and the friendliness of the staff, both checking in and checking out (which happened to be the same gentleman both times). Even at the end of the breakfast, staff members were still refilling waffle batter and cleaning up after guests. We would have liked more television options, as only local channels were offered in our room, but for the price we paid it was a great value for what we needed! And with wifi available, we didn't really need tv anyway.
the beds were very comfortable there were roaches and crickets inside the room. the air conditioning didnt cool the room. the fridge did not stay cold. the room was not cleaned thoroughly after the previous tenants as there were belongings and trash left in the room. the pool was tiny. we were attacked by a swarm of bees on the stairs. the only vending machine was located in the lobby. the only access to the second floor was one set of stairs on either side the building, forcing us to walk far with all our luggage.
Great location. 5-10 minutes from university/downtown area. Breakfast had waffles, danish, cereal, and sausage. Poorly maintained. There was notable mold on the bathroom ceiling, a crack in the shower that allowed water between the plastic and wall, the lights flickered and didn't work well, the door didn't close completely. There was a cheeto bag in the entertainment center upon arrival. The staff's response to a 2a.m. call about disruptive guests was that they already asked them to be quiet and didn't know what else to do.
Location It took me 1h to get check-in due a reservation issue Bed sheets, covers, old.
One of the few hotels with rooms available the week end of acl festival. not too far from downtown. the Neighbors.
That we asked for a cab it took 20 min because the lady at the desk must have a deal with him. It cost 20$ . The bedroom looked like it had mold and the toilet paper was wet??? Wouldn't stay again
Great price, good location - easy access to downtown and ACL Music Festival Room not that clean. Locks on door get stuck and sometimes hard, if not impossible to get into the room.
Good rates and service. Rooms clean Bad location (did not feel safe staying alone) and hard to get to because of construction.
Perfect location near downtown, right off expressway. Especially given the location, it was a good value for the money. Room was decent, basic. Poor insulation on the doors mean you hear everything going on outside. My husband, who is a light sleeper, couldn't sleep. Rooms need some updates, looks like they were halfway remodeled. New shower would be good, light fixtures. Breakfast had few options, no space, and items ran out like fresh fruit. All in all, I'd probably be back if I were in a bind to find a room again.
I like the microwave, fridge,etc... that's in the rooms also the big beds. That its very noisy, can't sleep bcuz dope dealers and addicts knocking on your door all night long. Waking you up bcuz they have the wrong room number to where they are going. Go outside people are smoking weed in the open like nothing it was horrible. This is all at the Austin, Tx location off E.Koeing lane by the IHop.
Very quiet beds were uncomfortable; if you forgot something you could purchase replacements, but didn't have small samples with good options. I forgot shaving cream but they only had men's. I decided to go with the free lotion they had in the room instead.
The staff was very good, friendly and responsive. The hotel is under construction. Half of it was blocked off whoch is fine but it should not have construction starting at 8:00 a.m. on a holiday weekend in the room above us. Also there were problems with hot water.
While the website stated that they had "shuttle" service, we were told simply that they would be happy to call us a taxi - for $30. Our fare, after getting our own taxi, was $14.00. The shower head was barely attached to the wall. The water temp changed when other people in the building used the water. Breakfast was watery, crap eggs, grease on the bacon, and way over priced. But the worst was when I came downstairs with wet hair and told them that the hair dryer in our room doesn't work. "Her" response was: "Oh, ok." - SERIOUSLY??? Customer Service 101 = "I'm Sorry". Apparently, she never got that training.
Nothing We were charged additional fees by the hotel for using third party brokers. There was supposed to bed and breakfast but me and my wife got awefuly embarrassed when we went downstairs in the morning and told we were not supposed to eat breakfast and that we should pay out of pocket. You robbed us and destroyed our mood for a great weekend. Am never using third party anymore nor would I ever recommend kayak to anybody
Comfortable beds, free and hot breakfast, recently remodeled, and very friendly and accommodating staff. I had zero bad experiences with this hotel.
I liked the fact that it was a good price for such a great room N/A
Hotel staff would not take (their policy) my hotel honors customer for giving my points. Your thoughts no one told me when i used Kayak i would not be able to get my credits
Solid accommodation.
Liked the bed, having a fridge & microwave, pool, tv, tub. Lights were sketchy, proximity to the highway isn't great but nothing bad really.
This hotel was inexpensive and had a big TV and a refrigerator, microwave, and a coffee maker. The housekeepers and front desk crew were very helpful and accommodating. Our room (147) smelled like cat pee. We just put up with it but others might not be able to handle the smell.
The breakfast hours and selection. The bed was nice. The staff was friendly The damp spot on the floor near the desk and chair. Felt like a leak had happened. The bathtub was extremely high
Easy to find and beds were decent. Found ants in the rooms and the ac wasn't all that great.
Close to event. It must have been a motorcycle convention the while we were there. The loud motorcycles and noisy people thoughout the night made it very unpleasant stay.
Easy access to expressway. Staff very friendly. Clean comfortable rooms. I liked the airfreshner that was used in our room, the scent was fresh and lasted the entire time we were there. no
There was free breakfast. It wasn't very good, but they had it. The room had bugs. The toilet was full when we got to the room. The sheets were scratchy. The weather stripping on the door was coming off. The AC wasn't working very well. We were put in the room facing the back in the corner. Felt very unsafe in this room. I would have spent the few extra dollars to stay elsewhere.
Location Fine hotel except that the bathroom is too small. More counterspace around sink is needed. Full length mirror needs to be somewhere well-lit and not blocked by furniture in front of it.
The king bed was great and comfy. The breakfast was good. Most of the staff was friendly. Everything was clean and in good order. The variable rates!! I didn't know such thing existed and we were charged extra for our last day. Didn't like that! Also the little book in the room said they had complimentary airport transportation and found out that was at that Fairfield Inn. So we had a $50 cab fare which we hadn't counted on. They should edit the book and I let them know that but they didn't seem that concerned. I wouldn't stay there again for those 2 reasons.
Reasonably priced place to stay when picking up our son at UT.
At check in they gave me the key for the incorrect room-320 instead of 302. When I got to the room, it wasn't clean, so I called the front desk and that's how we realized the mix up. Easy mistake to make but also very careless. I would not have known the mistake if the room had already been cleaned, and who knows what would have happened when the real occupant of 320 showed up. The hotel was extremely loud at night-loud patrons, poor noise control between rooms, and the cleaning staff started cleaning very early Sunday morning. Also, there were signs all over the breakfast area saying you weren't allowed to take any food out of the breakfast area. Tacky. Would not stay here again, I only stayed here because I was desperate for a room (attending an out of town wedding).
The room was clean, and met our needs for an overnight stay. Great breakfast in the morning. The room was small for a king room occupied by two people. It was a little costly for the size.
helpful staff Renovation work made accessing the front desk and the breakfast room less convenient. The lack of a microwave and refrigerator in my room was disappointing. I assume that it was related to the renovation as well.
Staff was inviting and friendly. Facilities met all expectations. Keep up the good work.
Good location, but not great. Hotel was under renovation, so not as spiffy as I might imagine, but not being too nitpicky, it was fine overall & staff was helpful to me when I needed. Don't expect the world, but good standard service and good locale to downtown; still a few miles away, but cheaper.
Our smoke alarm was low on batteries and beeping and it took an hour to get it fixed once we were ready to go to bed
my room was a conference room with overhead flourescent lights that they "transformed" into a bedroom; the battery in the fire alarm was low and beeped from 5:00 a.m. onward; the blow dryer was a fire hazard; my complaints to the front desk were ignored
Semi pro environment, room couches were extremely dirty but bed was acceptable. Under $90 a night with taxes average rate. Ihop right next to it at walking distance. Bigger tv with hbo in king bed room.
The location and great service. One of two cards stopped working before checkout.
I really enjoyed my stay at the Best Western Hotel, they had great staff and really good breakfast. Most likely to stay there again. Location was great. I loved everything
Breakfast was inclusive and not the worst. Limited option but for what you pay not bad. The comforter had holes in them. The 1st floor is completely under construction.
Its undergoing renovation but so worth it. Everything is new.. bed furniture you name it.
It was bad.... Bugs everywhere I didn't like rooms, smell bad in the room! Bugs on the floor!
Bathroom looked dirty, shower head leaked, no hair dryer in room, no shampoo, etc., sketchy area of town
When looking for a cheap motel, I expected a ratty 1980's bed spread and carpet that required shoes 24/7. This place was clean, new and fresh. Perfect for our impromptu Austin adventure.
It was a 15 min walk away from the mall They seemed to have a shortage of towels. They never knew when the rooms were going to be cleaned. I waited for hours one day and they never came
I was out of there quick without getting killed First room was full of smoke, requested a change to another one that had less smokey smell. Bathtub had pubic hair in it. Had to goto the store and get disinfectant. Called front desk and requested a partial refund.. Have not heard back. Price is high, go elsewhere and pay the extra $15 for cleanliness and less sketchy people hanging out in the parking lot.
Price was cheapest in town. The details on Kayak listed "Entertainment - Wi-Fi and satellite channels" but they charged $2.99 for Wi-Fi (it's the principle not the cost). Additionally even though I had the room furthest from the Freeway, the traffic noise was constant.


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thanks same to you . but its not new years here yet.. in the united states.. still have a few days to go
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* Whitman did not cut contact with suspect researcher - U.S.
* Third day on stand for insider trading defendant Whitman
By Grant McCool
NEW YORK, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Doug Whitman, a California hedge fund manager on trial for insider trading, had some explaining to do on the witness stand about his long-running contact with a stocks researcher he acknowledged had improperly obtained company secrets.
In Manhattan federal court on Wednesday, some of U.S. prosecutor Christopher LaVigne's cross-examination of Whitman was along the lines of: "You kept speaking to her?" "You didn't hang up did you?" and "You didn't say 'I don't want to talk about this' did you?"
Whitman, 54, acknowledged in "Yes" or "No" responses that, over several years, he sustained the relationship with former technology company researcher-turned-FBI-informant Roomy Khan, a central figure in the U.S. government's crackdown on Wall Street insider trading. Whitman denied doing it to obtain material non-public information and to obtain some benefit, which the prosecution has the burden to prove to convict him.
Khan and two other people who pleaded guilty to criminal charges agreed to record telephone conversations to help the FBI investigation and then testified against Whitman at his trial. Khan was also key to the case of onetime billionaire and Galleon Group hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam, who was convicted the same courthouse in May 2011 and is serving an 11-year prison term.
Whitman is the first among several insider trading trial defendants to gamble on taking the witness stand in the hope of winning an acquittal. His mother, brother and two sisters have often attended the proceedings.
So far, all of the dozens of money managers, traders, consultants and lawyers charged since 2009 in the sweeping probe have pleaded guilty or were convicted at trial by juries.
The founder of Whitman Capital of Menlo Park, California, is charged with conspiracy and securities fraud in illegally using inside sources to get advance information on the financial performance of Google Inc, Polycom Inc and Marvell Technology Group Ltd between 2006 and 2009.
Whitman Capital has about $100 million in assets under management, according to Whitman.
Jurors heard evidence during the three week-long trial that Khan told Whitman about her source on Google - an employee of an outside investment research firm that worked with the search engine company. He warned Khan not to pay the source the cash she demanded because Khan could end up in jail, according to trial testimony.
Prosecutor LaVigne pointedly said to Whitman on the stand that, even knowing that about Google, "you didn't cut off contact, did you?" Whitman replied: "No, sir."
LaVigne asked whether it was proper to get information on company earnings before a public announcement.
"If you get the actual number that would be improper," Whitman said.
He testified that obtaining "guidance" or what a company executive's "thinking" might be on performance was "color" that "I don't believe is material non-public information, typically."
Whitman is charged with securities fraud and conspiracy, which carry a combined possible maximum prison sentence of 25 years. Prosecutors said Whitman made about $900,000 in illegal profits by trading in the three stocks at issue in the case.
The companies are not accused of any wrongdoing.
Over the course of the trial before U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff, the jury has heard tapped telephone conversations of Whitman asking Khan to contact a common source they had at video conference technology company Polycom. Prosecutors also played telephone taps between Whitman and the other two informants, former consultant Karl Motey and former Whitman employee Wesley Wang, discussing "moles" at companies.
"In all of these conversations, you're not asking them to get you material non-public information?" LaVigne asked.
"That's correct," Whitman replied.
The case is USA v Doug Whitman in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, No. 12-125.


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Many parents devote significant time teaching their children sports, helping them with homework and how to stay safe. But with the complexities of the world we now live in, there are financial challenges that both parents and children will have to face in the future.
For children to be prepared to meet the challenges and take advantage of opportunities that will be thrust upon them, providing your children with the necessary tools to become financially responsible adults may be as important as teaching them how to skate or the do's and don'ts of staying safe.
Throughout a child's upbringing there will be many issues of a financial nature that you will need to grapple with. Some of these phrases may sound familiar you.
• I need ( really means want) the latest toy, video game or smartphone;
• I need (again really means want) the latest fashion trends to keep up with their friends;
• I need (again really means want) to have my own car;
• I need (another case of want) to attend the "must see" sporting event or concert;
• I need (this one is true) to attend university or community college to get a well-paying job.
There are many other examples that you may have experienced with your children. To your son or daughter, their requests may seem legitimate to them because they have a different set of priorities at different stages in their lives and will blur the line between what is truly a "need" and what is a "want."
They also may not realize that (despite the wishes of all of us) money does not grow on trees.
The point is that it may be a sound investment of time on your part to teach your children some money management skills so that they (and by extension you) do not find yourselves in a financial jam down the road. You will have to determine what the appropriate age is to begin discussing money management techniques with your children but probably the earlier the better.
Regardless of your child's age, you will want to impress upon them benefits of managing their money wisely so that they will be able to take advantage of opportunities and meet financial challenges that come along.
For younger children, it may include providing them with an allowance and helping them set up a list of "needs" and "wants" that the allowance is to be used for. Included in the "needs" category should be a savings component.
For older children who may have a part-time job, it may be having a serious discussion with them about the tradeoff they may have to make between having their own car (and the associated costs of operating it) as opposed to using public transit and saving their money for university. They need to attend university to enhance their future job prospects; the car might impress the friends but it is costly to operate and won't last forever.
We all know that in life there are tradeoffs that must be made. Teaching your children to prioritize their financial decisions and to differentiate between what is truly a need as opposed to a want may sound boring to them at the time, but the future payback they will experience by adopting this approach will become evident and they will thank you for the lesson down the road.
The above is not an exhaustive discussion of the subject. Parents should do their own research about the subject matter and look for an approach to discussing money management techniques with their children that works best for them.
The Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy has published financial guides for use by parents and teachers to teach children money management skills. You can order these publications online by visiting osb.ic.gc.ca.
» Wayne K. Palmer is a senior manager in BDO's Brandon office. He is responsible for both the consumer and commercial practices in Brandon and surrounding areas, including Boissevain, Minnedosa, Neepawa and Dauphin. Wayne has more than 25 years experience in the financial recovery services field.


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Star Cast – Govinda, Hansika Motwani, Shweta Bhardwaj, Jaaved Jaafri, Suneil Shetty, Rakhi Sawant, Ravi Kissen, Mika Singh, Kim Sharma, and Mahesh Manjrekar
Director – Rajneesh Thakur
Producer – Suneil Shetty and Shabbir Boxwala
Music Director – Shravan Sinha, Mika Singh, and Shamir Tandon
Genre – Comedy
There are some movies that get released in movie halls when the time for such movies has already passed by. Loot is one movie that falls in the same category because although the story does seem decent there is nothing in the story that keeps you on the edge or keeps you entertained. Directed by Rajneesh Thakur, Loot stars Govinda, Hansika Motwani, Shweta Bhardwaj, Jaaved Jaafri, Suneil Shetty, Rakhi Sawant, Ravi Kissen, Mika Singh, Kim Sharma, and Mahesh Manjrekar but still fails to make an impression because there is nothing much in the script that audiences can take home.
The movie revolves around Pandit (Govinda), Builder (Suneil), Akbar (Jaaved) and Wilson (Mahakshay Chakraborty) who are assigned the task to handle a robbery in Pattaya, Thailand. However, by luck they get the wrong information and they land up somewhere else to do their robbery. Soon they find themselves in a messy situation because they decide to take on Lalla (Mahesh Manjrekar). The movie continues to get messy till the end when all confusion is cleared up.
On performance level, Govinda does all the justice to the role with his impeccable comic timing. People who love Govinda for his comic timing will love the movie for the performance that he has delivered. Suneil Shetty is just as brilliant in this movie as he was in Aawara Paagal Deewana and he has improved his comedy over the past few years. Jaaved Jaafri might not be a regular actor but he has a flair for comedy like his great father and he handles his role like a professional. However, that is the only good part of the movie. The rest of the actors never do justice to their role and most of them are added just for glamour quotient. Hence, you will find that on performance level the movie does an average job. Technically, the movie is not that good as well. The cinematography by T Surendra Reddy is average and keeps you happy. However, the music by Shravan Sinha, Mika and Shamir Tandon is boring and does not evoke any feeling of entertainment. The songs might look good to see but they are not something that you can like to listen on your music players.
To conclude, Loot has certain things like good comedy to keep you entertained but it fails because it does not have the right script to keep you guessing. The story is very predictable and you know well in advance when the songs are going to come up and when things are going to get messy. On the other hand, Govinda, Suneil Shetty and Jaaved Jaafri are the only three actors in the movie that make some impact on your mind while the rest just wander around on the screen. You can skip this movie for sure rather than getting loot by the multiplexes for nothing in return.


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The Tower Bridge over the River Thames is right by The Tower of London.
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In spite of an air of finality in his opinion, Attorney General Ken Paxton did little to clarify the vague laws governing daily fantasy sports in Texas.
Paxton's opinion that a "court would likely determine that participation in daily fantasy sports leagues is illegal gambling" will almost certainly crimp business in Texas for fantasy sports industry leaders like DraftKings and FanDuel, business attorney James Ray says.
The opinion does not, however, help prosecutors and judges better understand if fantasy sports is an illegal game of chance or a bona fide contest of skill, says Ray, a business litigator with Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr in Dallas.
"I think Texans deserve a better definition of the law," Ray says. "The entire opinion is based on the premise that skill is irrelevant. Texas law is vague and deliberately so. The Legislature's absence of a definition is to allow for prosecutorial discretion."
And it allows politicians to sidestep the clash between conservative values that decry gambling and a code of individualism that abhors government interference in private matters.
Section 47.02 of the Texas Penal Code is very specific that betting on a game or the performance of someone participating in a game is illegal. There is nothing to prohibit someone to be paid or win prizes for participating in contests of skill.
There is very little legal opinion in Texas with which to draw the line. Fantasy sports was little discussed before Congress passed the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act in 2006.
That act made banking transactions with online gambling sites illegal, but gave an exclusion to fantasy sports because it takes an element of skill to play it.
The balance of skill and chance might have been a question only for players but for the exploding popularity followed by carpet-bombing television advertising campaigns by the two biggest fantasy sports companies, FanDuel and DraftKings.
Barraged by testimonials of fist-pumping, player jersey-wearing young men brandishing desk-sized million dollar checks, the public in October learned of a leak of player information by an employee of DraftKings who had won $350,000 on the rival FanDuel site.
Before the end of the year attorneys general in New York, Illinois and Nevada branded fantasy sports companies illegal gambling outfits and called for wholesale regulation of the industry. (Watchdog has written extensively on those regulation efforts here.)
Sensing the pressure building, Ray in June posted his own opinion along with some speculation about fantasy sports on the Dallas Bar Association website. Ray identified the question Paxton would be asked, but allowed that skill plays an important, even central, role in fantasy sports success.
His authority on the matter is informed by the flogging he takes in a fantasy football league from old law school friends who spend much more time than he does analyzing the vast trove of player and team data available because of the Internet.
"It's a skill, a skill I might lack, but still a skill," Ray says. "I think his (Paxton's) opinion was a missed opportunity for a discussion of the research and analytics necessary to be successful at daily fantasy sports."
FanDuel and DraftKings spent heavily on television and radio ads in Texas asking Paxton for a favorable opinion and bluntly suggesting the state mind its own business when it comes to fantasy players.
"A well-funded publicity campaign," Paxton responded in a press release before Christmas, "makes for good headlines. But the question in any attorney general opinion is how a court would rule on existing law. A publicity campaign cannot and should not influence that objective inquiry."
When Paxton issued his opinion, FanDuel's attorney John Kiernan, criticized the attorney general's failure to address the skill issue. DraftKings' lawyer, Randy Mastro, said in a statement the company intended to "continue to operate openly and transparently in Texas."
Peter Schoenke, chairman of the Fantasy Sports Trade Association, issued the harshest rebuke.
"Paxton's deliberate misinterpretation of existing Texas law represents the type of governmental overreach that he himself professes to reject," Schoenke wrote in a prepared statement.
Gaming analysts have reported fantasy sports revenues taking a hit with all of the regulatory talk and lawsuits filed in New York and Illinois to block such regulation.
Texas, the fifth biggest fantasy sport revenue generating state, will feel a chill because Paxton's opinion, while nonbinding and not law, will occupy the vacuum created by the absence of true legal opinion, Ray says.
No one, he says, wants to volunteer to be prosecuted to test Paxton's opinion.
Paxton and the Legislature will have to deal with public opinion. Last week, Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks, spoke of a bright future he has invested in before a Fantasy Sports Trade Association conference in Dallas.
Cuban called the politicians who want to regulate fantasy sports hypocritical, but gave Paxton credit for issuing an opinion without going after the companies doing business in the state.
He told those at the conference to step up to defend their industry.
"You're in a great position," Cuban told the group, according to the Dallas Morning News. "That's why I've invested in the industry. That's why I think the (future of the) industry is bright. I think gambling as a whole will be made legal. Hypocrisy tends to figure itself out."
Cuban is being unrealistic about the prospects of all gambling being made legal in Texas, Ray said. The attorney said he isn't optimistic the Legislature will move to offer more clarity in gambling laws.
But while Paxton's opinion signals to prosecutors they have the authority to test the legality of fantasy sports, Ray says he thinks it unlikely prosecutors will suddenly act on that authority.
As long as fantasy sports is a contest of a skill done in "good faith; honestly, openly, and sincerely; without deceit or fraud," Ray says prosecutors will find more important legal matters to attend to.
"I do have confidence prosecutors will seek justice, as is their duty," he says. "If something is deceitful and fraudulent, I don't doubt they'll act. Will there be an influx of fantasy sports cases in the courts based on this opinion? Probably not."


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Enjoy a leisurely morning before you leave for your drive south to Tucson. The Westward Look Resort sits in a stunning setting with lots of activities to keep you entertained, so we've allowed you a full day to enjoy them.
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From one stunning national park to another, Zion National Park offers a spectacular contrast to Bryce. From here, head south to the 24-hour city of Las Vegas. You'll find some of the world's best dining and a myriad of sensational shows to choose from, so you'll have no problem filling your two night stay.
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NAVIGATION SYSTEM OWNER'S MANUAL This manual explains the operation of the Navigation System. Please read this manual carefully to ensure proper use. Keep this manual in your vehicle at all times. The screen shots in this document and the actual screens of the navigation system differ depending on whether the functions and/or a contract existed and the map data available at the time of producing this document. NAVIGATION SYSTEM The Navigation System is one of the most technologically advanced vehicle accessories ever developed. The system receives satellite signals from the Global Positioning System (GPS) operated by the U.S. Department of Defense. Using these signals and other vehicle sensors, the system indicates your present position and assists in locating a desired destination. The navigation system is designed to select efficient routes from your present starting location to your destination. The system is also designed to direct you to a destination that is unfamiliar to you in an efficient manner. The system uses DENSO maps. The calculated routes may not be the shortest nor the least traffic congested. Your own personal local knowledge or "short cut" may at times be faster than the calculated routes. The navigation system's database includes Point of Interest categories to allow you to easily select destinations such as restaurants and hotels. If a destination is not in the database, you can enter the street address or a major intersection close to it and the system will guide you there. The system will provide both a visual map and audio instructions. The audio instructions will announce the distance remaining and the direction to turn in when approaching an intersection. These voice instructions will help you keep your eyes on the road and are timed to provide enough time to allow you to maneuver, change lanes or slow down. Please be aware that all current vehicle navigation systems have certain limitations that may affect their ability to perform properly. The accuracy of the vehicle's position depends on satellite conditions, road configuration, vehicle condition or other circumstances. For more information on the limitations of the system, refer to pages 116 through 117.


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Thanks for the tips. I'd like to bookmark the tracks within my browser, but I want my team members to have access to the collections and they are on different workstations.
Dirk, no the watermarked tracks on Youtube or Soundcloud don't have any influence in my decision for which tracks to buy. I look exclusively on AJ. I usually start in the new items section, then move onto "popular items."
I'm working on extended length commercial productions, such as docs and features and I wish there were more ambient/atmospheric music. I don't want to always lay down a music track with instrumentals, but sometimes just need a single note that holds and creates tension. I wish there was an ambient tension cinematic pack available with an extended license.
Thanks for listening to my tips! You guys do great work and make me look better
Dear Jeremy,
There is a nice solution I use on my workstations, it may help you a lot:
Since I use Google Chrome, and have a google account (gmail,YouTube) I sync it so it have all the same folders/favorites in the same account and it appears on ANY computer I use chrome.
My suggestion for you is:
Make a new google account for ALL YOUR MEMBERS (general account for all) and than whenever one of you update/change/add/remove something to the favorite, Everybody on your team will see the same, it's super useful for me… maybe also for your goal
About the ambient tension cinematic pack, That's funny because I'm working on a related series these days but also feel free to sniff around my cinematic music, you may find something interesting.
I hope that I helped, good luck!
Hey Jeremy,
I happen to be working on a "tension undertone" pack. How long do you think each tone would have to be?
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Hey Jeremy, I happen to be working on a "tension undertone" pack. How long do you think each tone would have to be?
I'd keep the track length to around 3 mins each. Don't make it an overly complicated score. Sometimes just a deep rumble with a single string is enough. Having some variations to choose from would be great.
Thanks! I'll upload a pack of 10 minimal undertones. I'd like send you a message when it's online, but there's no message form on you profile page (like on mine).
jeremy (at) creative-lab (dot) com
jeremyw said
I've been buying tracks off audio jungle for several years. I spend thousands of dollars every year. As a filmmaker, who runs a full-time studio, I have to make decisions quickly and this unfortunately also includes music track selection.
I'll spend approximately 5 minutes searching for a sound track on audiojungle that I need for a current production. When I don't find it, then I move onto another site or service. What I feel is very lacking is how I can manage my bookmarks. When I'm searching for a particular type of song, I usually come across other tracks that I like. So, I bookmark those tracks as well. After awhile, I have hundreds of bookmarks with very little way to manage them. I end up wasting so much time trying to find a track that I bookmarked, even though I placed it in a specific folder. That folder may have 50 tracks.
I could speed up my purchases if I could place folders within folders. I'd like to have a bookmark folder that says "Audio", then one called "Music" and and another called "Sound Design". Within "music" I can create another folder called "Cinematic", etc. This makes sense to me because it's how I organize everything else in my life.
If I can find the track I bookmarked, then I'll buy it. But, I will only find it if the organization structure is in place.
Just my 2 centsJeremy
Hey, check out my Mideastern tunes, world-beat, lyrical theme, and cinematic trailer with oriental falvor.http://audiojungle.net/item/chain-of-memories-/3931584
Leave a comment, hit the follow button Cheers!
Or maybe give a colored flag on the items, so you can recall them on a sort of "most important" criteria…i don't know if i correctly explained myself


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funny.......I think there is another clip in the same genre regarding wanting to train jiu-jitsu, that's very funny also.
The solution is to cross train in Judo. In fact I generally tell people I am off to Judo class whatever class I actually going to. Most people usually have a rough idea what Judo is so you dont have to launch into a half hour explanation. And its easier to get a black belt so you can say yeeeeeees I have a black belt to anyone that needs to hear that to be impressed.


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Wednesday, June 4
Second Annual Public Law Conference
8:30 a.m.–1 p.m.
Course #: PUB08
Holiday Inn Boston at Beacon Hill,
5 Blossom St., Boston
Attorneys representing governmental bodies and those who litigate matters before agencies of the government are facing an ever-changing set of issues related to attorney-client privilege, the balancing of governmental transparency and the need for non-public deliberation of legal issues. Governmental bodies are also undergoing change as new leaders and restructured agencies attempt to find more efficient means of resolving disputes and serving various constituencies. In this context, our panelists will address the special role and obligations of public counsel in serving the needs of their client agencies as well as broader public policy objectives. Discussions will focus on attorney-client privilege, the Public Records Law, the Open Meeting Law and the Division of Administrative Law Appeals.
Faculty: Robert J. Ambrogi, Esq., Law Office of Robert J. Ambrogi, Rockport; Suzanne M. Bump, Esq., Secretary, Department of Labor and Workforce Development, Boston; Martin S. Ebel, Esq., Commissioner, Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination, Boston; Daniel J. Hammond, Esq., Office of the Attorney General, Boston; Rebecca Murray, Esq., Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, Division of Public Records, Boston; Shelly L. Taylor, Esq., chief administrative magistrate, Division of Administrative Law Appeals, Boston; Thomas J. Urbelis, Esq., Urbelis & Fieldsteel LLP, Boston; Shawn A. Williams, Esq., Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, Division of Public Records, Boston.
Criminal Trial Practice Series: The Nuts and Bolts of Trial Practice – Wrap Up Session
12:45-2 p.m.
Course #: CJD08
Introductory level
Hampden Hall of Justice, 50 State St., Springfield
Back by popular demand, the successful Criminal Trial Practice Series faculty will return for a fourth wrap-up session that will provide deeper coverage of practical tips on effective advocacy and proper trial preparation. Join the expert panel for further discussion of the topics you want to hear more about.
Faculty: Hon. M. John Schubert Jr., Orange District Court, Orange; Daniel R. Bergin, Esq., Daniel R. Bergin, Attorney at Law, Springfield; James M. Forsyth, Esq., Hampden County District Attorney's Office, Springfield; Mark G. Mastroianni, Esq., Mark G. Mastroianni, Attorney at Law, Springfield; Jane D. Montori, Esq., Hampden County District Attorney's Office, Springfield; William T. Walsh Jr., Esq., Worcester County District Attorney's Office, Worcester.
Tuesday, June 10
Chronic Pain in Workers' Compensation Litigation
4–7 p.m.
Course #: CLJ08
Intermediate level
MBA, 20 West St., Boston
Are you a workers' compensation practitioner whose matters involve claims of chronic pain? Gain a better understanding of the various mechanisms of the condition with the help of medical experts who will supply medical evidence for the available therapeutic options. Panelists will discuss the nature of chronic pain, why it exists and provide an update on current medical evidence and the effective marshalling of evidence to support or controvert a claimant's claims.
Faculty: Channing Migner, Esq., program chair, Law Office of Channing Migner, Worcester; Hon. Herbert C. Dike, Department of Industrial Accidents, Boston; Eugenio Martinez, MD, Boston Spine Clinic, New England Baptist Hospital, Boston; Robert Naparstek, MD, Caritas Good Samaritan Occupational Health Services, Avon; Janet D. Pearl, MD, medical director, Complete Pain Care Center, Framingham; Erika G. Soong, Esq., Tentindo, Kendall, Canniff & Keefe, Charlestown; Scott Tromanhauser, MD, Boston Spine Clinic, New England Baptist Hospital, Boston.
Wednesday, June 11
Recent Developments in Elder and Probate Law
4–7 p.m.
Course #: PLG08
Introductory level
MBA, 20 West St., Boston
The MBA's popular Recent Developments in the Law programs provide an annual update on the most significant cases and changes in the law. The practice of elder law requires a constantly evolving knowledge of statutory, regulatory and administrative interpretation, as well as sharp advocacy techniques. This presentation will summarize the national trends in the practice over the past year and discuss expectations about how Massachusetts practice will consequently evolve. Our expert probate law panelists will provide a review of decisions relating to estates, trusts, fiduciary duties and related tax issues in Massachusetts. Faculty will also discuss recently promulgated rules and forms for guardianship proceedings in the probate and family courts.
Faculty: John G. Dugan, Esq., program chair, Doherty, Ciechanowski, Dugan & Cannon PC, Franklin; Alex L. Moschella Jr., Esq., Moschella & Winston, Somerville; Edward Notis-McConarty, Esq., Hemenway & Barnes, Boston; Neal A. Winston, Esq., Moschella & Winston, Somerville.
Thursday, June 12
Bread and Butter Issues in Labor Law: Information Requests and Deferral to Arbitration
Luncheon Roundtable (lunch provided)
Noon–2 p.m.
Course #: LEK08
Intermediate level
Mirick, O'Connell, DeMallie & Lougee LLP, 100 Front St., WorcesterTwo of the most common issues for all labor law lawyers are requests for information and deferral issues. National Labor Relations Board Regional Director Rosemary Pye and Regional Attorney Ronald S. Cohen will review case law and practitioner tips to clarify these problematic topics for both unions and employers. Specific topics will include improving the bargaining relationship by avoiding disputes; weighting the relevance of information; confidentiality issues; circumstances in which the NLRB will and will not defer to arbitration; and more. Faculty will also address any questions on recent NLRB cases and Region 1 procedures.
Faculty: Nicholas Anastasopoulos, Esq., program chair, Mirick, O'Connell, DeMallie & Lougee LLP, Worcester; Ronald S. Cohen, Esq., NLRB, Boston; Rosemary Pye, Esq., NLRB, Boston.
How to Prepare For and Respond to Federal Compliance Investigations
4–7 p.m.
Course #: LEJ08
Intermediate level
MBA, 20 West St., Boston
Join us for this timely, practical seminar designed to help you assist your clients in promptly and comprehensively responding to federal audits and investigations, and in helping your clients avoid them. The program will feature panels on both DOL and ICE investigations and compliance.
Faculty: Christina Montgomery, Esq., program co-chair, Law Office of Christina Montgomery, Waltham; Elizabeth Neumeier, Esq., program co-chair, mediator/arbitrator, Gloucester; Berin S. Romagnolo, Esq., program co-chair, McCarter & English LLP, Boston; Roy J. Watson, Jr., Esq., program co-chair, Watson Law Offices, Bedford; Daniel S. Field, Esq., Morgan, Brown & Joy LLP, Boston; Errol Flynn, special agent, U.S. Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Boston; Matthew Lee, Esq., Tocci, Goss & Lee PC, Centerville; Richard D. Neville, Esq., deputy chief counsel, U.S. Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Boston; Patricia Slate, wage hour consultant, Newton.
Tuesday, June 17
Symposia on Domestic Relations Practice: Contempt and Modification
4–6 p.m.
Course #: FLH08
Introductory level
MBA, 20 West St., Boston
Presented by Paul M. Kane, Esq., from January to June 2008
Join us for the final component of a six-month symposia focusing on domestic relations practice, presented by Paul M. Kane, a partner in the Boston law firm of McGrath & Kane. Specializing in family law, Kane is a former assistant dean of Boston College Law School and has been a family law lecturer at Boston College since 1970. Judge Edward M. Ginsburg (ret.) is the commentator for the symposia. Discussion topics include enforcement of court orders and changed circumstances.
Wednesday, June 18
Managing a Paperless Law Office – Going Green in a Small and Solo Practice
Afternoon Roundtable (refreshments provided)
3–4:30 p.m.
Course #: LPE08
Introductory level
Northampton District Court,
15 Gothic St., Northampton
Tired of never finding the document you want when you need it most? Intimidated by the growing trend toward electronic filing required in the court and agency systems? Learn to shed your reliance on paper and join the ranks of lawyers shifting toward a paperless, resource-friendly office environment. Those seeking a competitive advantage with larger firms — for both litigation and transactional practices — should attend.
Faculty: Channing Migner, Esq., program chair, Law Office of Channing Migner PC, Worcester; Daniel K. Gelb, Esq., Gelb & Gelb LLP, Boston.
Complex Issues and Emerging Trends in Class Action Litigation
4–7 p.m.
Course #: CLR08
Intermediate level
MBA, 20 West St., Boston
The purpose of this seminar is to raise awareness of complex issues and to provide an update on current trends and recent developments in state and federal class action litigation. The seminar will provide the perspectives from plaintiff and defense counsel, as well as the bench. Don't miss this seminar if you are a civil litigator handling class actions in either state or federal court in Massachusetts.
Faculty: Lauren Guth Barnes, Esq., program chair, Hagens, Berman, Sobol, Shapiro LLP, Cambridge; Hon. Patti B. Saris, district judge, U.S. District Court; R. Bruce Allensworth, Esq., Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Preston Gates Ellis LLP, Boston; Alex H. MacDonald, Esq., MacDonald, Rothweiler & Eisenberg LLP, Boston; Kristen Marquis Fritz, Esq., Thornton & Naumes LLP, Boston; Mark P. Szpak, Esq., Ropes & Gray LLP, Boston. *Additional faculty to be announced.
Thursday, June 19
Practical Information for the Real Estate Attorney – Construction Loans to Short Sales in 2008
4–7 p.m.
Course #: PRD08
Introductory level
MBA, 20 West St., Boston
A rapid increase in bankruptcy filings and foreclosures is changing the environment for real estate practitioners. Join us for this informative and timely seminar to prepare yourself to practice in this new environment. Discussion topics will include mechanics liens; short sales; construction loans; orders of conditions; attachments and executions and prevention of title mishaps.
Faculty: Elizabeth J. Barton, Esq., program chair, Connecticut Title Insurance Co. (CATIC), Wellesley; John M. Donnelly, Esq., Office of the Attorney General, Boston; Amanda Zuretti, Esq., CATIC, Wellesley.
Wednesday, June 25
Screening and Handling Medical Malpractice Claims
Luncheon Roundtable (lunch provided)
12:45–2 p.m.
Course #: CLL08
Introductory level
MBA Western Mass. office, 73 State St., Springfield
Gain a deeper understanding of the pertinent issues and tasks related to the decision to pursue and move forward with potential medical malpractice claims. Faculty will discuss factors to weigh when considering pursuing a potential claim, preparing to file suit and how to succeed in a medical malpractice tribunal. Whether you are an attorney who has handled medical malpractice claims, or are simply considering it, this luncheon roundtable is an ideal opportunity to learn strategies to succeed.
Faculty: Robert H. Astor, Esq., program chair, Law Offices of Attorney Robert H. Astor, Springfield; Susan D. Sachs, Esq., Morrison Mahoney LLP, Springfield. *Additional faculty to be announced.


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This statement, which he made during an interview at the top of the 7 am hour of the CNN program, was a drastic change of tune for the media mogul. Earlier this year, Johnson hinted at Barack Obama's drug use during a Clinton campaign rally. "Hillary and Bill Clinton, who have been deeply and emotionally involved in black issues -- when Barack Obama was doing something in the neighborhood that I won't say what he was doing, but he said it in his book." CNN contributor (and thinly-veiled Obama supporter) Roland Martin blasted both Johnson and Hillary Clinton for the remarks on "American Morning" itself at the time.
"American Morning" co-host John Roberts interviewed Johnson over his letter to Congressman James Clyburn, encouraging the South Carolina Representative and his peers in the Congressional Black Caucus to "urge Senator Obama to select Senator Hillary Clinton as his vice presidential running mate."
The transcript of the relevant portion of the interview from Wednesday's "American Morning:"
JOHN ROBERTS: If I can quote from the letter that you sent to Congressman James Clyburn, whom we had on yesterday after he decided to back Barack Obama as a superdelegate, you say, 'I, as a longtime supporter of Senator Clinton and of the Democratic Party, urge you to do everything possible to unify this party to win the presidential election in November. For me and millions of other Democrats, I believe that the most important step that you can take now is to encourage the Congressional Black Caucus to urge Senator Obama to select Senator Hillary Clinton as his vice presidential running mate.' The first question I have, Bob, is does she know that you're doing this?
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For one thing, America does more than any other country to fight proliferation. But it also behaves contrary to the spirit of the treaty.
Washington has trashed the test ban, despite it being integral to the non-proliferation regime. It won't accept legally binding limits on the size of its vast stock of nuclear warheads, no matter how permissive these limits might be; and it refuses to rule out the first-use of nuclear weapons.
Moreover, US claims to be acting on behalf of the world community in dealing with weapons of mass destruction sound questionable in light of its patchy record with the United Nations and its repeated bouts of unilateralism. Its obstruction of a universal system of inspections for the biological and chemical weapons conventions, and its elastic definition of self-defence, don't help either.
Iran also needs to be discussed here as it has been accused by the US of trying to build a nuclear weapon in breach of the non-proliferation treaty. However, the evidence presented has been ambiguous, and Washington hasn't made a formal charge of non-compliance that could be tested by the UN or the International Atomic Energy Agency.
This situation can be read in different ways. The accusations against Iran could be propaganda. Or the US may be holding back evidence out of reluctance to reveal sensitive intelligence. Alternatively, Iran may be laying the groundwork for a bomb without crossing the line into activity explicitly banned by the treaty.
Then, depending on how Iranian politics and events in neighbouring Iraq unfold, Tehran could exercise its right to withdraw from the treaty and quickly produce a "legitimate" nuclear arsenal.
If the treaty is to be kept meaningful, at least three things need to be faced up to. First, allowing states such as Iraq and North Korea to destroy the treaty would be ruinous for global governance. The non-proliferation treaty has been signed in good faith by well over 150 countries. It isn't perfect, but no one has come up with a better plan that is also feasible.
The UN needs backbone and imagination in designing measures to either force outlaw states into line or contain the damage they do. On rare occasions - given the right context - the UN might need to license US-led military strikes. However, for this to produce a more, rather than less, peaceful world requires a closer fit between American power and a rule-based world. Genuine US leadership, based on moral authority as well as muscle, calls for fewer double standards on Washington's part as it chooses what rules to enforce.
Second, the legalised nuclear club consisting of America, Russia, France, China, and the UK should stop treating the treaty as though it applies only to states they don't like. The contempt this cosy group has shown towards parts of the treaty that apply to itself is eroding the broader political foundations of the treaty.
Third, we need an extension of the treaty system. There are ideas on the diplomatic table that nearly everyone in the business recognises as invaluable to the cause of non-proliferation; they should be turned into formal agreements.
These ideas include a more robust inspection system, a scheme to throttle-off the production of weapon-grade uranium and plutonium, and the ratification of the test ban.
There is little scope for optimism. One reason for this is American outrage over the September 11 terror attacks. This is feeding a self-righteous, unilateralist streak in US thinking, which could further injure rule-based diplomacy. And simplistic references to an axis of evil have mixed up, rather than clarified, the relationship between counter-terrorism and counter-proliferation.
Indeed, if recent reports are true, the "axis" most relevant here appears to be the proliferation linkage between North Korea and Pakistan, a key US ally in the war on terror.
The end of the Cold War offered the best chance in a generation for progress in arms control. Despite some successes, this opportunity was largely frittered away by inadequate leadership. We won't get many more chances before the non-proliferation cause is wrecked beyond repair.
Dr Andy Butfoy is a senior lecturer in international relations at Monash University.
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WEWS reporter Dave Tarbert tells the story of the Cleveland tradition of the WMMS Coffee Break Concerts in a story aired on Live On Five
CLEVELAND - The WMMS Coffee Break concerts were something very unusual for local radio.
Free concerts aired live and without commercials on a powerhouse radio station.
WEWS "Man on Music" Dave Tarbert did a history of the concerts for our "Live On Five" newscast March 11, 1985.
Tarbert tells us the concerts have aired for an hour each Wednesday after noon since 1972 and he runs down the list of some of the rock legends who have performed.
In the video for his story, Tarbert has a clip of Southside Johnny performing.
John Gorman, local music legend who ran WMMS, wrote a book on the FM radio icon titled "The Buzzard: Inside the Glory Days of WMMS and Cleveland Rock Radio--A Memoir."
Gorman said the concerts began in the station's studios but needed a larger venue and a move to the Agora was arranged.
Back to Tarbert, who tells us a fire at the Agora the year before his 1985 story forced a change to Peabody's Down Under in Cleveland's Flats.
The story has a concert clip from Peabody's and interviews with WMMS staffers Matt the Cat and Denny Sanders.
Enjoy a look back at WMMS, free concerts and the Flats.


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