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By Rene Gerryts
THE family of tragic Tash Samways have called for a change in the law to stop youngsters driving fast, powerful cars but also condemned the length of his sentence.
Bridport man James Stephen Marshall Griffiths, 22, was found guilty of causing Tash's death by dangerous driving after a trial Dorchester Crown Court.
Griffiths, of Jessopp's Avenue, Bridport, was sentenced to four and a half years after crashing his BMW on the coast road near Langton Herring in January last year. He was also banned from driving for five years.
Tash was 17 when she was killed.
Her stepmother Lil Sweet said her and Tash's father Colin would never forget the teenager or be able to come to terms with her death and they want to see the law changed.
Mrs Sweet said: "This hasn't brought us any closure.
"I don't think it ever will. It is like a life sentence for us.
"Her friends are finding it really hard. She was particularly able to touch people and that is part of the reason it has been so difficult."
Mr and Mrs Sweet said that they felt four and a half years wasn't long enough but also called for a change in the law.
Mrs Sweet said: "I really think the law with these kids with these cars should change.
"They should not be allowed to drive big, fast cars as soon as they have passed their test.
"They haven't got the experience of driving and they just think they are invincible."
Although Griffiths got a custodial sentence, Tash's family don't think it was long enough.
Mrs Sweet added: "A bloke who drove his lorry into a house got longer and there was that Arron Marshall who got eight years for stabbing and that didn't cause death."
Tash's father Colin Sweet said he was angry at the length of sentence imposed for the offence after Griffiths 'took away my angel'.
He added: "Where's the justice in the law for killing somebody?"
He added: "He took away my angel."
Mr and Mrs Sweet said they wanted to thank Dorset Police and everybody involved in the case for their efforts and their family and friends, as well as Tash's friends, for the support they had received.
UPON sentencing Griffiths, Judge Roger Jarvis told him: "It is plain that you were considerably in excess of a safe speed and the jury have found that you were driving dangerously.
"It is important that drivers, particularly young male drivers, really understand their responsibility when they are at the wheel of a car.
"The consequences here are both tragic and appalling and there is a price to pay and you have to pay it."
Before Griffiths was sentenced the court heard of the devastating effect the death of Miss Samways had upon her family.
In victim impact statements read out by prosecutor Charles Gabb she was described as a 'special young lady' who 'touched the hearts of everyone who knew her'.
In the first statement Miss Samways's father Mr Sweet said his family's 'world fell apart' the night his beloved daughter died.
He said: "Our lives changed forever, we were no longer a happy family, it ripped us all apart."
Miss Samways' stepmother Lil Sweet said: "She was a very special young lady and we all loved her very much."
Her brother Ashley added: "I had not only lost a sister, I had lost my best friend."
David Lyons, representing Griffiths at court, said that his client had himself suffered physically as a result of the crash – which left him with a broken neck – as well as emotionally, and was now being treated for depression.
He added: "He specifically instructs me to express to the family of the deceased his profound regret and remorse."
ST SWITHUN'S church team vicar Father Peter Edwards said his thoughts were with Tash's family.
Fr Edwards, who gave the service at Tash's funeral, said: "It was a tragedy for all concerned, particularly the friends and family.
"I think it is a warning to a lot of young people about their responsibility on the road.
"Her family in particular continue to be hugely affected by Tash's death.
"Tash was a very bright, very outgoing, attractive personality and she continues to be a big absence in her friend's lives.
"Her particular group of friends are continuing to find it quite difficult well over a year after her death.
"I hope that this can in a way bring some closure and they can get on with their lives."
Father Edwards is continuing to offer the family any pastoral support they want."
THE outpourings of grief continue on Tash Samway's memorial page on Facebook and a sense that there has been a long wait for justice.
Emma-Louise Buller said: "It's been too long waiting for justice, let's hope we get it for you."
And Danny Murphy said: "Justice at last."
Sophie Lisa Marie Tew added: "At least after this week you can hopeful finally rest in peace... keep shining beautiful...you'll never be forgotten! Not a chance."
Mostly the comments are full of expressions of love and sorrow not least from Tash's dad Colin Sweet whose short line written after the court case just says: "Miss you so much my baby girl. Love you."
Friend Nicky Carr said: "Time's going on and things are changing but one thing that never changes is how much everyone that knows you misses you. You had a big impact on everyone's lives, you always knew how to brighten everyone's day.
"Thinking of u always. Shine bright angel miss u millions angel."
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Mary Murry is a certified nurse-midwife in the Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology at Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn.
Murry, a Cincinnati native, has been a nurse-midwife practitioner for more than 20 years and is an instructor at the College of Medicine, Mayo Clinic. She was a contributing reviewer and writer of the "Mayo Clinic Guide to a Healthy Pregnancy" book.
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During pregnancy, it can seem like your body changes from head to toe — or at least from breasts to ankles. Pregnancy even affects your skin, thanks to hormonal shifts, adjustments in blood flow and other mechanical changes.
Often, changes with pigmentation are among the most pronounced skin changes during pregnancy. The area around your nipples might darken. The same thing can happen with the skin on your inner thighs and genitals. You might notice a dark line from your navel to your pubic bone. Dark patches might develop on your face, particularly along the cheek bone and upper lip. This is known as chloasma or mask of pregnancy. Although these skin changes aren't preventable, chloasma can get worse with sun exposure. Stay in the shade when you can. If you must be in the sun, use plenty of sunscreen.
For some women, acne also ranks highly among skin changes during pregnancy — likely another effect of hormonal changes. The best thing I've found to do in early pregnancy is to wash your face with a mild cleanser twice a day. Be careful to keep your hair off your face, and don't rest your face on your hands. Stick to oil-free cosmetics. If your acne is really getting the best of you, check with your health care provider. He or she might recommend an over-the-counter or prescription skin cream.
Other skin changes during pregnancy are related to increased blood flow. For example, you might notice the palms of your hands look red. Varicose veins — which will regress after pregnancy but might not go away completely — are another common complaint.
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October 13, 2013 1:37 a.m.
Can you do anything to prevent skin discoloration during pregnancy or after pregnancy ? Skin pigmentation changes usually disappear on their own after delivery . You can remove your fade skin easy way .Use stria fade that contain vitamin E and alpha hydroxy acids .Get instant solution in short time.
- janet smith
February 12, 2013 3:18 a.m.
Lubna, if you are taking a prenatal vitamin you can add a B complex to it. Most of the time though we get what we need from a good varied diet with fruits, vegtables and protein. The brown spots on your face may be what is referred to as a mask of pregnancy. Use a good facial lotion or cream with a sunscreen in it. Wear a hat when out in the sun because sun exposure will worsen the rash. Most all of the skin and hair changes go away 3-6 months after you have the baby.
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February 5, 2013 3:01 p.m.
Plz tell me the name of medicen I feel brown spots like frackles on my face and also hair lose. Plz guide me to the vitamins for 2nd trimester I m realy thankfull to you
- lubna
September 10, 2012 1:20 p.m.
What about spider veins? This is my 3rd & final pregnancy & I received a few spider veins from my 2nd! But this time around I have alot more! I also have freckles that have popped upon my cheeks, & im not quite sure yet but my stomach is alot bigger this time around & I fear I'll have stretch marks on it! Bikinis will b thrown out if so! My mother claimed that I gave her her stretch marks & I was her 3rd child! Is there anything I can do for the skin on my stomach, face & spider veins on my legs? I also have little spider veins or blood vessels on my cheeks! What can I do?
- jordan
April 14, 2012 7:53 a.m.
Thaks for this post Mary,the most awful skin change durig pregnacy are the "ever-dreaded stretch marks" i have a friend who suffered a lot because of this and poor girl, she has to opt for Cesarean which left never going marks on her body Suzanne Editor www.pregnancybymonths.com
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NINE jobs in Winchester have been saved following the collapse of the JJB sports chain.
In all, 80 staff at stores throughout Hampshire have been made redundant after the retail group went into administration.
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Other Hampshire stores that have been hit include the Southampton store, with the loss of 21 jobs. Fareham, which employed 18 staff, Basingstoke (20), Portsmouth (11) and Waterlooville (13) were also on the closure list.
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Reviews by RblWthACoz:RblWthACozPennsylvania 3.98/5 rDev +0.3% look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Pours a light gold and is much lighter and doesn't have the punch and flavor of the brown ale. Which is absolutely normal since this is the pale ale. Overall, pale ales are less my style and I would tend to side with the brown, which I admit I am biased towards because of personal preference. Rating it on it's style, it is very well made and is definitely worth trying. It is just not my most favorite style is all. Serving type: bottle 12-30-2007 03:39:48 | More by RblWthACoz More User Reviews:artoolemomoOregon 3.91/5 rDev -1.5% look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4 Appearance- Very effervescent and pours up a good amount of head but doesn't have much retention. The head is a pure, but a bit sickly, pure cotton-white while the body is a dull pale amber which appears as a golden straw when held up to the light. Nose- Starts off with rounded cloves, then moves to a mellower banana. Some notes of apple but they seem a little thin. Tasty aromas, just not very noticeable ones. Swirling shows the apple as more tart and gives the cloves and banana more presence. Solid and pretty standard for a tripel. Taste- Very strong front of cloves but it isn't as bothersome or as ashy as many times I feel the cloves or phenols can be. Cushioned by banana which rounds it out. Some ashiness on the finish along with a tiny bit of wood. Flickers of apple and spice- some cinnamon, some basic Belgian yeast spice. This beer seems to be a bit of creeper. It didn't seem very complex at first but several notes appear after a little time. This is very accessible (very gateway) but also should please a more knowledgeable palate. Balance and integration are very good. Definitely not in the same league as a La Fin du Monde but it does get close to St. Bernardus. I certainly would take this over a Westmalle. Some straw and grain start to show up on the finish. Good to really good beer but closer to good. Mouthfeel- Almost medium bodied with a nice smoothness. Minimal carbonation. Mouthfeel works very well with the overall flavor profile. Little bit of a dry finish. Does have a little zing that is uncomfortable at times. Drinkability- Very easygoing and pretty accessible. The ashiness of the cloves does start to build as it opens up but it seems the straw balances it out a bit. 5 to 6 dollars seems like an okay price for a bottle but I'd probably rather have Karmeliet, Bernardus, or La Fin du Monde. Overall- Good beer with some inclinations toward being a really good beer. Very good representation of the style which I believe could also be a good introduction. Definitely worth a try. Serving type: bottle 12-19-2013 04:28:35 | More by artoolemomo GeertNetherlands 2.68/5 rDev -32.5% look: 3.5 | smell: 2 | taste: 3 | feel: 2 | overall: 2.75 A: Clear golden beer, with a nice white head. S: Very aromatic, but not necessarily in a good way. It is somewhat soapy, perhaps because of the (over) use of cardamom? T: Spices come through, again a little soapy. Not much else going on, a little sweet. M: highly carbonated, a little "contracting". O: Highly spiced, not my cup of tea, allthough I wouldn't throw it out. Serving type: bottle 11-23-2013 21:13:24 | More by Geert Keith2020Pennsylvania 4.05/5 rDev +2% look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3 | overall: 4 Crisp but not sharp like most Belgium beers. Great, very light taste of apples and crisp fruits. It's a delicious beer that goes down easily. That's what she said. No, she did. My wife enjoyed this one as well. Beautiful solid gold color. Hold this one up to the light. Serving type: bottle 11-18-2013 02:24:57 | More by Keith2020 DeFazOhio 4.33/5 rDev +9.1% look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25 Wow, this is good. I love the Trappist ales, and while this doesn't quite measure up in my opinion to Orval, this does offer quite a lot. If you want to consider it a Tripel, which many while not since it is rather subdued and innocent, then it has some great flavor and an exceptional mouthfeel, which is creamy and yet just crisp enough. The taste consists of butter, milk, of course yeast, and some submissive hops. Overall, this is a nice fully ale that is worth the $4 for 11.2 ounces if you're looking for a yeasty but minimally hoppy beer. It's not as good as Orval, and it's not nearly as bold as most Tripels, but if you're prepared for that, then this is worth trying. Note: It's shocking this beer is 7.5% ABV as it could easily pass for 5.0% ABV or less. Serving type: bottle 11-17-2013 05:04:25 | More by DeFaz |
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Bishop asks if Church should give up some of its schools
THE CHURCH should consider giving up schools that are "Catholic in name only", the Bishop of Lancaster has said, re-opening the debate about the purpose of Catholic education in Britain.
In his New Year pastoral letter Bishop Michael Campbell wrote: "We are living through a time of great transition for the Church in which Christianity changes from a religion adhered to by the majority out of social convention to once again being a way of discipleship deliberately chosen by some, but not all."
He noted that demographic movements meant that "parishes in wonderful neighbourhoods that 25 years ago were teeming with large, young families are now quiet and empty, while parishes in outlying areas seem to be thriving". He said, therefore, that "older parishes with extensive church buildings struggle to keep them in repair as their numbers shrink, while other parishes cannot find room for meetings, education and worship".
He added that economic constraints had to be considered and asked: "Is it right or sustainable to expect our Massgoing population of 21,000 to support our schools and colleges in which often the majority of pupils, and sometimes teachers, are not practising Catholics? Is it time for us to admit that we can no longer maintain schools that are Catholic in name only?"
He continued: "All of us know someone – a friend, family member, classmate, work colleague or neighbour – who used to be a practising Catholic, but isn't any more. Surely our love and concern for them means that they should
The Church only exists to evangelise – schools are only valuable insofar as they help that
For the latest Catholic education news, visit CatholicHerald.co.uk be the primary object of our missionary or evangelising efforts, our energy and resources. The Church only exists to evangelise – that means buildings, churches, parishes, schools and colleges are only valuable insofar as they help the Church in that mission of salvation. How can we as parishes, schools and colleges – as the diocese – support this sorely needed New Evangelisation?"
Lancaster diocese oversees 87 Catholic schools and many have large nonCatholic intakes. In the Preston area one school is 90 per cent non-Catholic and another nearby is 80 per cent nonCatholic. Many of these schools are in heavily Muslim areas, but even in rural West Cumbria one school is 60 per cent non-Catholic.
A spokesman for the diocese said: "These schools were bought and paid for a long time ago, and the Church still pays for 10 per cent of the running costs. But it is not just about money. It is much more about the mission of the Church – these things are only valuable in that they help the mission.
"Bishop Campbell worked with his predecessor Bishop O'Donoghue for a year and has been continuing his work as outlined in Fit for Mission? Schools. This represents facing up to our current situation with honesty."
In one parish in Preston, St Ignatius – English Martyrs, there are now four mosques, and minarets can be seen behind the English Martyrs' church in the historic English Catholic heartland. The area is 40 per cent Muslim, and a majority of children are of the Islamic faith.
The diocesan spokesman said that Muslims in Lancashire "love our Catholic schools" and were welcome in schools.
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Pope to visit Communist Cuba in March
Paralysed priest walks again after 'miracle'
POPE BENEDICT XVI will meet Cuban president Raúl Castro during his visit to central America in March.
The Pope will also meet Mexican president Felipe Calderón and will deliver a message to the bishops of Latin America and the Caribbean, as well as pray at the shrine of Our Lady of Charity of El Cobre in Cuba.
The Holy Father will have a personal meeting with the
Jesuit-educated Cuban president, before celebrating Mass at Havana's Revolution Plaza. The visit coincides with the 400th anniversary of the appearance of the Virgin of El Cobre.
AN American priest who was paralysed from the chest down has started to walk again after praying to a 19th-century Blessed. When Redemptorist Fr John Murray struck his head against a railing after tripping along a walkway 15 months ago, the consequences were devastating.
The Baltimore parish priest suffered a broken neck that left him immediately paralysed. Rushed to a hospital, he underwent emergency spinal cord surgery and later began rehabilitation.
Doctors said that Fr Murray, who was known across the east coast of America, for his preaching abilities, would almost certainly never walk again.
"When they said I'd never be able to move, they took away all hope," Fr Murray told the Catholic Review, Baltimore archdiocese's newspaper.
But on November 28 2010 Fr Murray did something everyone said was impossible. While living and undergoing rehabilitation at Stella Maris in Timonium, Maryland, he moved his left leg ever so slightly, lifting his foot off the ground.
"I was ecstatic," Fr Murray said. "Here I was about six weeks after they told me I'd never move again and, lo and behold, I could move. Just the foot, but it kept going and going and going."
Today Fr Murray is completely mobile. Using a Zimmer frame he is able to walk on his own at his new residence at St Clement Mission House in Ephrata.
Fr Murray sees only one explanation: an encounter with the miraculous. In his pocket he carries a small object with him at all times. Encased in a locket is a relic – a piece of bone – of Blessed Francis Seelos, a 19th-century Redemptorist priest under consideration for canonisation, who had been a rector of the same parish Fr Murray once led. "Ultimately, all prayers go to God. Seelos can't give the grace, but he was the conduit for my prayers," he said.
Dr Ernestine Wright, medical director of Stella Maris, said she was shocked by Fr Murray's recovery and that she had never seen anything like it. A bornagain Christian, Dr Wright said she believed it was miraculous.
Pope creates the world's second ordinariate for former Anglicans BY NANCY FRAZIER O'BRIEN
POPE BENEDICT XVI has established an ordinariate for former Anglicans in the United States and Canada who wish to become Catholics and named a married former Episcopal bishop to head it.
The Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of St Peter – functionally equivalent to a diocese, but national in scope – will be based at a parish in Houston, Texas. It will be led by Fr Jeffrey Steenson, the former
Episcopal bishop of the Rio Grande who was ordained a Catholic priest in 2009.
The establishment of the ordinariate and the naming of its first leader were announced by the Vatican on January 1.
More than 100 former Anglican clergy have applied to become Catholic priests in the ordinariate and 1,400 individuals from 22 communities have expressed interest in joining. In autumn last year, members of St Luke's in Bladensburg, Maryland, and
St Peter of the Rock Community in Fort Worth, Texas, were received into the Catholic Church with the intention of joining the ordinariate.
It is the second such jurisdiction established under the provisions of Pope Benedict's 2009 apostolic constitution Anglicanorum coetibus. The first was the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham, created for England and Wales last January.
The parishes and communities accepted into the ordinariate will be fully Catholic but retain elements of their Anglican heritage and traditions, particularly in the liturgy.
Fr Steenson and his wife, Debra, have three adult children – a daughter and two sons – and a grandson.
Because he is married, the 59-year-old Fr Steenson will not be ordained a bishop and will not be able to ordain priests. But he will otherwise function as a bishop. Feature: Page 9
Man says jail is easier than life with friars BY NICK PISA
A CONVICTED criminal who was serving his sentence in a halfway hostel run by friars has fled and asked to be sent back to prison because life was too tough.
David Catalano, 31, who was serving time for a series of thefts, was first sent to a house run by Capuchin friars in November but he escaped and was sent back after being caught by police.
But earlier this week he fled again and turned himself in at a police station where he asked officers to send him back to jail, saying: "Prison is better than being at that hostel run by monks.''
The Santa Maria degli Angeli community is based in a monastery near Enna on the Italian island of Sicily and has been run as a half-way house by the Capuchin friars for more than 12 years with around 60 people being accommodated there as they near the end of their sentences.
The Capuchin order branched off from the Franciscans in the 16th century, saying the order had strayed from the tough regime of founder St Francis. Neither the monks nor their monasteries are allowed to own property and they are expected to beg and rely on charity for all their needs, never keeping more than a few days' worth of food at any given time.
A police spokesman said: "Catalano arrived out of the blue and said there was no way he could stay on with the monks. He said it was too tough and he wanted to go back to prison, so we happily obliged and he is now back behind bars. Life with the monks can be pretty tough. There are no mod cons and they are up early. There are no luxuries at the hostel and the monks run a very austere regime.''
No one at the Santa Maria degli Angeli community was available for comment.
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Battling Butler has to be the strangest of Buster Keaton's silent features. Based on the musical comedy of the same name, the film casts Keaton as wimpy millionaire Alfred Butler, who goes on a vacation in the mountains in the company of his faithful valet (Snitz Edwards). While communing with nature, Alfred falls in love with a beautiful young girl (Sally O'Neil), who barely acknowledges his existence. Without his master's knowledge, the valet tries to smooth the path of romance by telling the girl that Alfred is, in reality, boxing champion Battling Butler (Francis McDonald). The real champ, a mean-spirited sort, gets wind of this deception and decides to allow Alfred to continue the charade, fully intending to mop the floor with the puny millionaire in the boxing ring. But on the night of the big fight, Alfred suddenly gets tired of being pushed around and turns into a savage opponent, leaving the bullying Butler positively groggy. At this point our hero discovers that the girl would have loved him whether he was Battling Butler or not, and all ends well. Played as traditional Keaton comedy for most of its running time, Battling Butler goes dramatic with a vengeance in the climactic fight scene, with Keaton really giving his ring opponent a going over. The final scene is all the more powerful because it is so completely unexpected; if it surprises today's audiences, one can only imagine the effect it had on Buster Keaton's fans way back in 1926. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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I have a soft spot for Dryptosaurus. The enigmatic tyrannosauroid was found in my previous home state of New Jersey, and, more than that, played a key role in helping 19th-century paleontologists revise their understanding of just what a dinosaur really was. I even took the theropod's original name–"Laelaps", sadly found to be preoccupied by a kind of mite–as my nom de blog. The dinosaur perfectly combines my love of tyrannosaurs and the history of science with a reminder of where I came from.
Despite the historic importance of Dryptosaurus, though, the Late Cretaceous predator has since been overshadowed by bigger, badder dinosaurian carnivores. While Dryptosaurus seemed to be the baddest the prehistoric Jersey shore had to offer when E.D. Cope first described the tyrannosauroid in 1866, and was forever immortalized by artist Charles R. Knight in his "Leaping Laelaps" painting, more complete skeletons of other theropods had relegated Dryptosaurus to the background. Even worse, there's little hope that we're ever going to completely comprehend this dinosaur. Many isolated bones have been attributed to Dryptosaurus over the years, but New Jersey's Cretaceous dinosaurs are known from bits and pieces that were washed out into the primeval Atlantic. Even if there is another partial skeleton out there somewhere, the suburban sprawl of the Garden State has probably paved over it by now.
That's why I'm ecstatic that the exceptional artist and sculptor Tyler Keillor is planning on creating a full-scale Dryptosaurus restoration. Even though much about this dinosaur remains unknown, I think Keillor's Kickstarter project is a wonderful way to pay tribute to one of my favorite dinosaurs. Even better, the project will highlight the long history of American paleontology and the critical role East coast fossils played in our ever-shifting understanding of dinosaurs. I'm confident Keillor can successfully bring the dinosaur back to life, or as close to it as art supplies will allow–two years ago, I interviewed Keillor about a full-size, fuzzy Dryptosaurus head he had created. It's a gorgeous sculpture that really captures the spirit of the dinosaur. Now it's time to put the rest of the tyrannosauroid's body in place.
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If you've happened to take a look through the SVP abstract book this year, you'll be pleased to know there's an entire symposium dedicated to Cretaceous Appalachian vertebrates. There should be some… "interesting" talks regarding marine vertebrate taphonomy.
The link is broken for "In reaction to my post about Dryptosaurus the other week". Just letting you know because I am a big fan of yours Brian and know all your posts! That post was about a geology student by the of Gary Vecchiarelli who gave a lecture about Dryptosaurus at the New Jersey State Museum. You and I spoke after it! Anyway, great lecture and was great to meet you. Gary also did something awesome. I added my e-mail to this comment, but if you could reply to this comment. I would like you to sign one your books for me! All the best!
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Expanding my knowledge about the growing number of craft distillers in the Midwest is one of my little passions. And I learned enough about Journeyman — a promising producer that opened for business last October — at Chicago Whisky Fest in March that I decided it would definitely worth the 80-mile drive to visit the distillery.
The trip Barb and I took Friday to Three Oaks, a tiny town in southwestern Michigan just a few miles over the Indiana border, would have been a pleasure just for the opportunity to spend an hour or so chatting with Bill Welter. The youthful founder and owner of Journeyman, Welter lived in Scotland for a couple of years to pursue his passion for golf and came back with a passion for making whisky.
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The Journeyman site also was designed to be a destination as well as a factory. The bar is open weekend evenings, serving designer cocktails, with a food menu to be added soon. And even if you don't take a tour, you can get a good sense of how booze is made, as the distillery and barrel racks are in full view through floor-to-ceiling glass.
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FYI - Illinois does not have a real anti-slapp law. Sandholm v. Kuecker effectively gutted it and rendered it useless.
Perhaps, but that is because the song fucking sucks.
The Macarena didn't ignore copyright, and it was just as wildly successful and annoying.
Gangam Style exploded because most of the market is a bunch of idiots who will eat up auditory junk food like it is a tootsie roll handed out on Southwest Airlines.
I'm reasonably certain that if Alex Chilton's estate released all of his works to the public domain, that we wouldn't have an explosion of Alex Chilton's popularity. You'd just have a few less people buying it on iTunes.
Correct. I agree that you've hit it on the head.
I don't agree with your name-calling. I think it is childish when Mike and the EFF do it, and I don't think it is called for when refuting the anti-CR argument.
I can't disagree with your conclusion - yes, there is no magic pill, and what works for one might not work for another. Let the artists make the decision to abandon their rights or not. If they do, and it works for one, maybe it works for 10, and maybe it works for so many that the market changes.
Right... so if you decide that you would rather have fame than direct income, and then you can monetize that income, then that's sorta the point.
He didn't make $8.1 million by ignoring copyright infringements. He made $8.1 million while or despite ignoring infringements.
But, what is important here is that he made that choice. And, perhaps it shows the wisdom of making that choice. On the other hand, he's also lost a lot of the ability to control the use of his work - and he may not care about that. But, he ought to have the right to make that his choice.
If other musicians take the opposite approach, we very well may find that the free market shows us the right way to do this.
But, lets remember that the plural of "anecdote" is not "data." If we examine every musician (or a statistically significant sampling of musicians) and try and figure out whether just giving the music away is a smarter business move, or if PSY is a statistical outlier, we might come to a different answer. (Maybe not, but you have to do the work -- don't just be lazy and say "look! guy ignores copyright, gets money! The end!)
Though I have to ask... "may God have mercy on your soul"? God??? really? FSM is looking at you! :)~~
Since you are Australian, I will forgive you for not catching the Billy Madison reference.
I think your statement that the artist sued "just to get publicity" is unfounded and unfair. I know the plaintiff's attorney, and she's not going to sign a complaint that is for no reason but a PR stunt.
That said, I still think her case is going to fail. The correct answer is here.
Everyone who saw your comment is now dumber for having read it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
If I walk into a city, get some random artist to paint my portrait and buy it, then he does not hold copyright to that portrait. He did it for me, using me, and the job will be unique to me.
The presumption is that the artist owns the copyright. You can take that portrait home, but you can't start selling prints of it. You don't own the copyright in a work just because it is a picture of you.
However, if you're smart, you tell the artist to sign a "work for hire" agreement before he starts. Then you own the painting and the copyright to the painting, and you can do as you like with both the physical object and reprints of it.
I am a proponent of the "open wifi=negligence" theory. I still think it is a sound theory, but I also acknowledge that it is now 0-3, and it isn't likely to go anywhere soon -- at least not until someone other than a porn company raises it.
I think that the decisions that say it is pre-empted are erroneous, and the result of judicial laziness, at best. I don't see how a common law claim can pre-empt another common-law claim. Further, negligence requires an additional element, beyond the infringement, which places it outside of pre-emption. But, when your judge is lazy or simply hostile to torrent actions, then you're not going to get anywhere with that.
The Section 230 analysis is just plain stupid - especially when we consider it in light of the pre-emption analysis.
Extending section 230's definition of a "service provider" to a residential subscriber, who leaves their wi-fi open, has neither a textual nor logical basis, nor does the legislative history of the Act support such a reading.
Further, if we understand that Section 230 exempts IP claims, but we say that it applies nonetheless, because the negligence claim is a state law claim, then the pre-emption analysis' weakness shows itself. If it is an IP claim, then Section 230 doesn't apply. So, if it is pre-empted, then Section 230 can't apply. On the other hand, if it is not an IP claim, then it can't be pre-empted. You can only have Section 230 or pre-emption, no matter how much you want to screw over Prenda to get them the hell out of your district.
On the other hand, the weak link in the open wi-fi negligence theory is proving the existence (or non-existence) of a legal duty. Whether there is a legal duty is for the courts to decide, as stated in the "tugboat case." That's what The TJ Hooper case stands for - it is the province of the courts to recognize, or reject, new duties of care in tort actions.
If the court finds no duty, then there is no duty. In part, I like this AF Holdings case, because this court, unlike the two before it, finally did the work of analyzing whether or not a duty exists. It may not bind any other court, but at least it finally devoted some thought to that element. That is where the debate really should be focused.
A recent Wyoming Supreme Court case tends to support the logic that open wifi would not expose the subscriber in a negligence claim. It has some good analysis of both the duty analysis and the causation analysis.
In Lucero v. Holbrook, 2012 WY 152 (Wy. 2012) the defendant left a running car in the driveway, and a meth-head walked by, stole it, and crashed it into the plaintiff after a high-speed chase. The plaintiff argued, logically, that had she not done something so foolish as leave her car running, unattended, no harm would have come to her.
The Wyoming Supreme Court found that not only was there no duty, but that the harm was not proximately caused by the defendant's carelessness. These are arguments that might also fly in a defense against an open wifi negligence case. Of course, the Wyoming case might have turned differently, had the car been left on a public street, instead of in the owner's driveway - as there is a statute that prohibits leaving the car unattended and unsecured on a public highway. But, that's a matter of state law. Compare State v. Eckhardt, 165 Vt 606; 686 A.2d 104 (Vt. 1996) (Private driveway considered to be a "public highway" for purposes of enforcing DUI statute).
Naturally, all legal analogies break somewhere. So, we might one day find that a court gets past the lazy issues, and then finds that leaving your residential wi-fi open is different than a car accident, and the harm is foreseeable. Or, the thread may continue, with proximate cause or duty (or both) turning against the theory. We may see a sliding scale for forseeability - that in an urban area, the harm is almost certain to occur, and in a rural area, almost impossible that it would occur. A court might find that it applies to a residence, but that a commercial establishment with public wifi might fall under another standard. (Personally, I think that a commercial establishment should not be held negligent for having an open wifi, but I think that a residential customer should be, under the right facts).
Before you open your wi-fi to celebrate this case, wait for an appellate court to weigh in. One will have to, sooner or later, and it might conclusively reject the existence of a duty, but it might not. I am confident that the pre-emption analysis will eventually be rejected by an appellate court. But, then you're going to be left with some heavily fact-based analysis of duty and proximate cause.
That's a little alarmist of an analogy. More like you have an "open car" and thus can't be held liable for an offense caught on camera by someone driving your "open car."
Machin Shin,
I think you might not understand the meaning of "useful art" in the context of the Copyright Clause.
This is one of the dumbest defense arguments anyone could raise.
When you think about these cases, think about them rationally. To make it pretty simple: Copyright is exclusively a federal issue. That is why you have to bring copyright claims in federal court. The reason being that you don't want copyright protection to vary from state to state.
Obscenity is a purely local community standard. What is "obscene" in Bibleburg, Mississippi might be completely run-of-the-mill in Las Vegas or Miami.
So, you can't have copyright protection as a patchwork of being protectable in one place, but not another, and over that hill, yonder, it is protected, but not here in this neighborhood.
To give you the tl;dr version: http://randazza.files.wordpress.com/2012/08/doc-38-1-proposed-amicus.pdf
Anyone who espouses the theory that copyright protection has any relationship to obscenity is a) uneducated on the law, b) lacks the simply ability to use Google c) is so abjectly fucking stupid that they should be sterilized to keep more idiots from populating the earth.
I think it is unfair to call it the "Carreon Effect" -- not just because I still (please forgive me for this) like Chas. But, because the effect that Carreon is experiencing is one that already has a name -- it is named after the guy who already sued the entire internet.
I think comparing this to a lawn covered in firearms is a bit much.
But, a better analogy is this: You lend your car to your roommate. Your friend goes out and uses the car to loot someone's house. Are you liable? Probably not. You had no clue he was going to do that.
But then, you confront him. You tell him that you know he used your car to transport all kinds of stolen goods. You tell him "that's not cool, man, I could get in trouble."
The next day, he asks you for the keys and you say "yeah, sure, go ahead." And he does it again.
Different story?
How about the third, fourth, or fifth time?
At some point, you cross the line, right? The unresolved question is "when?"
The TJ Hooper case stands for the proposition that it is the province of the court to recognize duties in negligence cases -- even new ones that have not existed before.
You focus on the legal rule, not the boat. If you focus on the boat, you'll be confused. If you focus on the legal rule, you'll understand.
No, they are lying. There's no two ways about it. The case has nothing to do with open wifi. Nothing at all. A lie is a lie is a lie.
Can I make a little request? You state in your post that you know me and like me (thanks, its mutual). You know my email address. You know my phone number. You have the right to use either one.
If you're going to mention me in a piece, you think you could take 5 minutes to ask for comment? It might actually help you make your post accurate.
1) If you look at the case, you'll find that I am NOT counsel in the Liberty v. Tabora case in New York. Marco Santori is representing Liberty in that case.
2) The EFF is lying, not misrepresenting, not fibbing, lying, about the negligence theory in the case. It has nothing, whatsoever to do with open wifi. Nothing. Nada. Not even mentioned. The only place it is mentioned is in the EFF's lying brief in which they claim that is the issue.
The real story is that Tabora knew that Whetstone was using his internet connection for piracy. The negligence theory is that if T knows that W is committing a crime with his account, and still lets him use is, then T is negligent.
You see? Nothing to do with open WiFi whatsoever.
So the court won't be giving a "clear statement" on the open Wifi theory. Not at all. Because the EFF is lying to try and fool bloggers and journalists who are too lazy to actually look at the case.
It might be good for your credibility to make your report something more than a parroting of the lies.
Now that said, you still might philosophically disagree with the theory -- and that's fair enough. But for fucks sake, at least build it on a foundation of truth and accuracy.
Sorta funny that this happened in Righthaven v. FACEPUNCH.