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Porn producer sues to overturn L.A. County condom requirement for actors
January 11, 2013 | 11:43 am
Adult film producer Vivid Entertainment is seeking to overturn the newly passed Los Angeles County ballot measure requiring porn performers to wear condoms during filming.
The
lawsuit was filed in federal court Friday on behalf of Vivid, one of
the nation’s most prominent adult film makers, along with two porn
performers. The suit argues that the condom-porn measure violates the
1st Amendment protection of free expression. The ballot measure was
passed with 57% of the vote in November.The new ordinance “imposes an intolerable burden on the exercise of rights under the First Amendment,” the suit says.
DOCUMENT: Read Vivid's lawsuit against L.A. County's condom-porn law
The suit also says that the county measure is preempted by California state law and regulations.
Supporters of the condom requirement, led by the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, have said the regulation seeks to protect the health and safety of porn performers from HIV and other sexually transmitted disease, and does not seek to infringe on free speech rights. Supporters of a condom requirement have said filmmakers could digitally remove images of condoms from films. Porn producers say such a requirement would be cost prohibitive.
The condom requirement became effective in December, but the county has not yet established a way to the enforce the law.
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Political implications of America's oil and gas boom: James Kwak interview
To help us look at these issues and more we managed to speak with the well known economist James Kwak. He is an associate professor at the University of Connecticut School of Law. He blogs at The Baseline Scenario, which he co-founded with Simon Johnson.
Kwak and Johnson have also written two books: 13 Bankers and, more recently, White House Burning: The Founding Fathers, Our National Debt, and Why It Matters To You. In a previous career, Kwak worked as a management consultant and co-founded a successful software company. You can follow him at @JamesYKwak.
In the interview Kwak talks about:
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Political implications of America's oil and gas boom: James Kwak interview
Oilprice.com | January 8, 2013
As we begin a new year we wanted to take a look at the current
energy landscape and see what the future holds for the global economy,
America's oil and gas boom, whether renewables will continue to be a
favourite amongst investors and whether we should be focusing more
attention on conservation and energy efficiency rather than our
continuous effort to increase supply.To help us look at these issues and more we managed to speak with the well known economist James Kwak. He is an associate professor at the University of Connecticut School of Law. He blogs at The Baseline Scenario, which he co-founded with Simon Johnson.
Kwak and Johnson have also written two books: 13 Bankers and, more recently, White House Burning: The Founding Fathers, Our National Debt, and Why It Matters To You. In a previous career, Kwak worked as a management consultant and co-founded a successful software company. You can follow him at @JamesYKwak.
In the interview Kwak talks about:
- The political implications of America's oil & gas boom
- How the shale boom will impact climate change
- Why China may be forced to change its political system
- An easy way to solve the debt crisis
- Why we should expect a comeback from coal in the future
- Why we must invest in renewable energy
- Why cheap energy isn't vital to economic growth
- How Obama's second term will alter the energy landscape
- Why we need to focus on conservation
- Why we shouldn't take note of the doom and gloom predictions
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nuclear experts are raising concerns about the safety of up to 50
tonnes of unenriched uranium in Syria where an increasingly violent and
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The uranium – believed to be of high quality – stems from a project to build a nuclear facility with the help of North Korea at Al-Kibar.
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The uranium – believed to be of high quality – stems from a project to build a nuclear facility with the help of North Korea at Al-Kibar.
Intelligence agencies believed that the reactor was close to completion, but the site was destroyed by Israeli warplanes in September 2007:
"An IAEA inspection team visited the
destroyed Al-Kibar site in May 2008 and only found traces of uranium.
This merely added to the mystery of where the 50 tonnes of uranium, if
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seize such a stockpile.
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