FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT AND COPYRIGHT ACT OF 2005 IN RE CAM "CAPE FEAR AND COLD CREEK MANOR"

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House Report 109-33 - FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT AND COPYRIGHT ACT OF 2005
This new provision deals with the very specific problem of
illicit ``camcording'' of motion pictures in motion picture
exhibition facilities. Typically, an offender attends a pre-
opening ``screening'' or a first-weekend theatrical release,
and uses sophisticated digital equipment to record the movie. A
camcorded version is then sold to a local production factory or
to an overseas producer where it is converted into DVDs or
similar products and sold on the street for a few dollars per
copy. This misuse of camcorders is a significant factor in the
estimated $3.5 billion in annual losses the movie industry
suffers because of hard-goods piracy.
In addition, the bill makes clear that ``possession of an
audiovisual device in a motion picture exhibition facility may
be considered as evidence in any proceeding involving this
offense, but shall not, by itself, constitute sufficient
evidence to support a conviction of this offense.'' The
Committee recognizes that the fact that someone has brought an
audiovisual device may be critical evidence in a case against
that person under this section. For example, smuggling a high-
quality miniature camera and recording equipment into a movie
theater may be highly probative of the intent to camcord.
However, the Committee does not intend that the ``attempt''
language be used to convict, for example, a tourist who ends a
day of sightseeing by bringing his camcorder to a motion
picture theater but does not attempt to use it to record or
transmit a motion picture. This language is intended to guard
against such an injustice.
Further, the bill is not intended to permit a prosecution
of, for instance, a salesperson at a store who uses a camcorder
to record portions of a movie playing to demonstrate the
capabilities of a widescreen television. The offense is only
applicable to transmitting or copying a movie in a motion
picture exhibition facility, which has to be a movie theater or
similar venue ``that is being used primarily for the exhibition
of a copyrighted motion picture.'' In the example of the
salesperson, the store is being used primarily to sell
electronic equipment, not to exhibit motion pictures. (For the
same reason, the statute would not cover a university student
who records a short segment of a film being shown in film
class, as the venue is being used primarily as a classroom, and
not as a motion picture exhibition facility.)
Moreover, Sec. 102 is not intended to permit prosecution of
individuals making camcorded copies of movies off their
television screens. The definition of a motion picture
exhibition facility includes the concept that the exhibition
must be ``open to the public or is made to an assembled group
of viewers outside of a normal circle of a family and its
social acquaintances.'' This definition makes clear that
someone recording from a television in his home does not meet
that definition.
It is important to emphasize that the clause ``open to the
public'' applies specifically to the exhibition, not to the
facility. An exhibition in a place open to the public that is
itself not made to the public is not the subject of this bill.
Thus, for example, a university film lab may be ``open to the
public.'' However, a student who is watching a film in that lab
for his or her own study or research would not be engaging in
an exhibition that is ``open to the public.'' Thus, if that
student copied an excerpt from such an exhibition, he or she
would not be subject to liability under this Section.
The Committee will oversee the Justice Department to ensure
that it exercises appropriate prosecutorial discretion when
enforcing Sec. 102 of S. 167. While ``fair use'' is not a
defense against a Sec. 2319(B) violation, Federal prosecutors
should use their discretion not to bring criminal prosecutions
against activities within movie theaters that would constitute
fair use under the copyright laws. Additionally, prosecutors
should consider whether a potential defendant was on notice
that camcording violated the law. The Committee appreciates the
commitment by the National Association of Theatre Owners (NATO)
and MPAA to make available to every motion picture theater in
the United States a conspicuous sign informing patrons that
camcording in the theater is punishable by a Federal criminal
penalty. The Committee fully expects that NATO and the MPAA
will abide by that commitment. The posting of such a warning
will serve as an important factor to help authorities determine
whether a prosecution under this statute would be appropriate.
An immunity provision has been included for good faith
efforts by theater owners and other associated individuals to
detain in a reasonable manner those they suspected of
camcording. This provision and the reasonableness test should
be viewed as a companion to shopkeeper privilege statutes found
in all States. This section does not pre-empt any State laws.
Section 103 creates a criminal penalty for the willful
distribution of works being prepared for commercial
distribution. The Committee has been made aware of numerous
examples of efforts to camcord new movies during their opening
days of release followed immediately by either mass duplication
and distribution of DVD copies or Internet distribution of the
same movie. Although the harm to the distribution of physical
or Internet copies of works when legal copies are available has
long been established, the Committee notes the larger harm
caused by those who distribute copies of works even before they
are legally available to the consumer. Moreover, the Committee
is aware of pre-release activity surrounding the creation and
duplication of physical advertising signs prior to their
initial installation. Finally, the Committee is aware of, and
encouraged by, Department of Justice investigations and
prosecutions of pre-release cases involving motion pictures,
sound recordings, business software, videogame software, and
book publications once the works have been released in final
form. Section 103 will ensure that there is a specific penalty
for such illegal pre-release activity.
Section 104 expressly requires the Register of Copyrights
to issue regulations to establish a preregistration system for
copyrighted works. Since works are generally not formally
copyrighted until they are in final form and ready for
distribution to the public, civil remedies for the distribution
of pre-release works are lacking. This section will give the
Register flexibility to determine which classes of works are
appropriate for preregistration. The Committee believes that a
class of work with only a few instances of infringement prior
to authorized commercial distribution do not meet the test of a
``history of infringement,'' but otherwise leaves the decision
to the discretion of the Register.
To encourage and ensure that preregistered works are
formally registered when they are ready for such a filing, the
new 17 U.S.C. Sec. 408(f)(4) created by Sec. 104 limits civil
suits in certain circumstances. By its express terms, the
prohibition on infringement suits contained in Sec. 408(f)(4)
does not apply to suits concerning infringements commencing
later than 2 months after first publication of a copyrighted
work that had been preregistered with the Copyright Office.
Therefore, notwithstanding a failure to meet the deadlines set
forth in Sec. 408(f)(4)(A) and (B), a copyright owner of a
preregistered work can register his or her work under current
law and bring infringement actions for infringements occurring
more than 2 months after first publication.
Further, a preregistration of a sound recording does not by
itself constitute preregistration of the musical works embodied
in the sound recording. Accordingly, a later infringement of a
musical work contained in a preregistered sound recording would
not be subject to the dismissal provision in Sec. 408(f)(4)
based on the preregistration of the sound recording.
Section 105 directs the United States Sentencing Commission
to review and update, if appropriate, the sentencing guidelines
and policy statements surrounding several intellectual property
rights crimes. The Commission has previously and successfully
updated the guidelines to account for changes in the manner of
intellectual property piracy. The Committee has included
Sec. 105 because of the unique harms and aspects related to the
infringement of pre-release works. The existing guidelines
allow for an increase in the base level offense in certain
circumstances.\2\ Although the guidelines highlight two reasons
for consideration of upward departures, the specific and
magnified harms caused by the display, performance,
publication, reproduction or distribution of a pre-release work
appear to warrant their inclusion as a third reason for upward
departure.
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Heavy Flooding in Puerto Rica 40 miles South of the Southern Part of The Island showing 11 to 12 inches of Precipitation Moving Northerly with drift of East

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Drainage area: 18.3 mi2
Discharge: 1670 cfs
Stage: 8.37 ft
Date: 2013-09-05 16:00:00
Percentile: 96.00 %
Class symbol: symbol
% normal (median): 5475.41 %
% normal (mean): 2345.18 %
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Drainage area: 16.7 mi2
Discharge: 444 cfs
Stage: 5.84 ft
Date: 2013-09-05 17:00:00
Percentile: 96.00 %
Class symbol: symbol
% normal (median): 17411.76 %
% normal (mean): 2810.13 %
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Drainage area: 7.16 mi2
Discharge: 397 cfs
Stage: 6.44 ft
Date: 2013-09-05 16:10:00
Percentile: 95.45 %
Class symbol: symbol
% normal (median): 3053.85 %
% normal (mean): 1407.30 %
Most recent flow and stage for Puerto Rico
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USGS
station
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flood
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stage
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flow
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peaks
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2013-09-05 16:45:00
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2013-09-05 16:45:00 LCOP4
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2013-09-05 16:30:00
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2013-09-05 16:30:00 JDZP4
50111340 CANAL DE JUANA DIAZ AT BO. PENUELAS NR SALINAS, PR
1.24 0.94 2013-09-05 16:00:00 JDCP4
50111500 RIO JACAGUAS AT JUANA DIAZ, PR 6.64 138 40,000 2013-09-05
16:35:00 JUAP4
50112500 RIO INABON AT REAL ABAJO, PR 3.28 146 19,000 2013-09-05
16:45:00 IANP4
50112525 LAGO ANA MARIA AT HACIENDA ANA MARIA, PR 303.15

2013-09-05 16:45:00 ANMP4
50113800 RIO CERRILLOS ABV LAGO CERRILLOS NR PONCE,
PR 6 2.97 343 16,400 2013-09-05 17:00:00 PCEP4
50113950 LAGO CERRILLOS AT DAMSITE NR PONCE, PR 561.39

2013-09-05 16:45:00 PCXP4
50114000 RIO CERRILLOS BLW LAGO CERRILLOS NR PONCE, PR
1.88 28 24,000 2013-09-05 16:15:00 PCYP4
50114900 RIO PORTUGUES NR TIBES, PR 8.30 216 10,000 2013-09-05 17:00:00 PRTP4
50115240 RIO PORTUGUES AT PARQUE CEREMONIAL TIBES NR PONCE 5.32

2013-09-05 16:45:00
50124200 RIO GUAYANILLA NEAR GUAYANILLA, PR
5.86 30 18,700 2013-09-05 16:15:00 GYAP4
50125780 LAGO LUCCHETTI AT DAMSITE NR YAUCO, PR 554.78

2013-09-05 16:45:00 LLUP4
50126150 RIO YAUCO ABV DIVERSION MONSERRATE NR YAUCO, PR
2.85 57 14,300 2013-09-05 17:00:00 LLYP4
50128900 LAGO LOCO AT DAMSITE NR YAUCO, PR 230.18

2013-09-05 16:45:00 LOCP4
50128905 CANAL DE RIEGO DE LAJAS BLW LAGO LOCO DAM YAUCO PR
0.890 30 2013-09-05 16:15:00 LOEP4
50128907 LATERAL M5L, CANAL DE RIEGO DE LAJAS SABANA GRANDE
-0.78 0.00 2013-09-05 16:00:00 CRSP4
50128918 LATERAL M22L, CANAL DE RIEGO LAJAS, SABANA GRANDE
1.07 0.55 2013-09-05 16:45:00
50128920 CANAL DE RIEGO DE LAJAS ABV MAJINAS FILT. PLANT PR 2.60 44
2013-09-05 16:30:00 MJAP4
50128925 CANAL DE RIEGO DE LAJAS BLW MAJINAS FILT. PLANT PR 2.83 40
2013-09-05 16:30:00 MJBP4
50128928 LATERAL M33L CANAL DE RIEGO DE LAJAS SABANA GRANDE
1.37 4.1 2013-09-05 16:45:00
50128929 LATERAL M37L AT CANAL DE RIEGO DE LAJAS SABANA GRA
1.20 1.4 2013-09-05 16:00:00 LAFP4
50128931 LATERAL M63L AT CANAL DE RIEGO DE LAJAS, LAJAS PR
1.08 0.51 2013-09-05 16:00:00
50128933 CANAL RIEGO DE LAJAS ABV LAJAS FILTRATION PLANT 2.50 11.8
2013-09-05 16:20:00 RLCP4
50128940 CANAL DE RIEGO DE LAJAS BLW LAJAS FILT PLANT LAJAS
1.26 3.32 2013-09-05 16:45:00 LAGP4
50128945 CANAL DE RIEGO DE LAJAS AT BO. PALMAREJO NR LAJAS 1.46 4.8
2013-09-05 16:00:00 LOPP4
50128948 CANAL DE RIEGO DE LAJAS AT BO. BETANCES, PR 1.28 2.3
2013-09-05 16:45:00
50129254 RIO LOCO AT LAS LATAS NR LA JOYA NR GUANICA, PR 4.69 248
2013-09-05 16:45:00 LOGP4
50131990 RIO GUANAJIBO AT HWY 119 AT SAN GERMAN, PR 13 4.89

29,900 2013-09-05 16:00:00 GSGP4
50136400 RIO ROSARIO NR HORMIGUEROS, PR 1.53 64 7,480 2013-09-05
16:30:00 MAYP4
50138000 RIO GUANAJIBO NR HORMIGUEROS,
PR 20 10.00 146 128,000 2013-09-05 16:30:00 HORP4
50141100 LAGO YAHUECAS NR ADJUNTAS, PR 1467.24

2013-09-05 16:45:00 YAHP4
50141500 LAGO GUAYO AT DAMSITE NR CASTANER, PR 1459.40

2013-09-05 16:45:00 LGUP4
50143930 RIO GRANDE DE ANASCO AT BO. GUACIO, PR
6.12 *** 870 2013-09-05 16:30:00 ANBP4
50144000 RIO GRANDE DE ANASCO NR SAN SEBASTIAN,
PR 11 1.42 211 162,000 2013-09-05 16:00:00 SEBP4
50145395 RIO CASEI ABV HACIENDA CASEI, PR 5.05 26 2,290 2013-09-05
16:30:00 ANAP4
50146073 LAGO DAGUEY ABV ANASCO, PR 108.32

2013-09-05 16:45:00 DAGP4
50147800 RIO CULEBRINAS AT HWY 404 NR MOCA,
PR 24 10.34 80 42,300 2013-09-05 16:00:00 MOCP4
50148890 RIO CULEBRINAS AT MARGARITA DAMSITE NR AGUADA,
PR 15 7.08 *** 5,480 2013-08-06 06:15:00 MODP4

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POT BURNING CONFIRMED BY A EMPLOYEE OF SAVE MART AND A FORMER FIRE FIGHTER OF SIX RIVERS NATIONAL FOREST

The Suspect of Fire in The Central Sierra as now written release of
San Francisco Chronicle that the request of residence to leave homes
in Mi Wuk Village for more of investigation then for safety as quoted
by Source at Save Mart and then confirmed by a former Fire Fighter of
Six River National Forest during The "CAMP" (Campaign Against
Marijuana Plantations) that as a Plantation was found a back burn was
done to burn out without Prescribe Burning Permit due the Quote
"Secret" information again without the Secrecy of Congress Committee
and such was done during "CAMP" is now suspect into the "Rim Fire" as
quote into by The San Francisco Chronicle as follows (09-04) 14:54
PDT YOSEMITE -- When a small-town fire chief suggested last month that
the Rim Fire was sparked by marijuana growers, the theory was quickly
seized upon as a leading explanation of the blaze.

The Aug. 23 comments of Twain Harte Fire Chief Todd McNeal were
circulated on YouTube and hyped on Twitter and Facebook, and his
speculation fueled media reports nationwide.

It turns out they all were probably wrong.

The U.S. Forest Service, which is leading the investigation of the
giant fire in and around Yosemite National Park, says the pot-grower
explanation is highly unlikely - because the fire's starting point in
the Clavey River canyon in the Stanislaus National Forest is hard to
get to, too steep for growing plants and doesn't have water for
irrigation.

"We do have problems with marijuana grow sites, but in this area it's
very difficult terrain," said Jerry Snyder, a forest service spokesman
who has worked in the area for 11 years.

Snyder and others involved in a multi-agency effort to root out the
cause of the Rim Fire, which on Wednesday had grown to 370 square
miles, have yet to provide their own definitive answers to the mystery
of what triggered the cause. And that's part of the problem.

In the absence of an explanation, rumors have spread.

McNeal told residents of the foothill community of Twain Harte, one of
the towns advised to evacuate because of the fire, that the blaze was
likely human-caused because there was no lightning when the fire
started: It's "highly suspected it might have been some sort of
illicit (marijuana) grove," he said.

McNeal could not be reached Thursday for comment.

The U.S. Forest Service has been trying to squelch the pot-farm theory
for nearly two weeks - and others, too.

The agency says there was no prescribed burning in the area, which
some have speculated could have ignited the fire. The agency also says
that federal drug agents were not working in the forest, countering
rumors that the federal government might have accidently lit the
blaze.

There are plausible theories still on the table, fire officials said -
but they declined to comment on which they're investigating.

The area where the fire started, about two miles northeast of the
community of Buck Meadows, outside Yosemite, is difficult to access,
but it's possible that someone was passing through and either
purposely or inadvertently started the trouble. An extreme backpacker
or a hunter in search of deer could have left behind a campfire or
failed to extinguish a cigarette.

The Clavey River, which empties into the nearby Tuolumne River, draws
kayakers - but water levels have been low this summer, so it's
unlikely that anyone was traveling by river, officials said.

Lighting was not reported in the area when the Rim Fire began Aug. 17.
That doesn't leave much room for a natural cause, though a rockslide
remains possibility, officials said.

"Have you every banged two rocks together and gotten a spark?" said Snyder.

Daniel Berlant, spokesman for the California Department of Forestry
and Fire Prevention, said the area was particularly fire-prone because
of the hot weather and long-parched landscape.

"Let's be realistic. When you have dry conditions, it doesn't take
much to start a fire," he said.

Fire officials reported Wednesday that they continue to make progress
battling the blaze. The fire is 80% contained and full containment is
expected by Sept. 20.

Kurtis Alexander is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. E-mail:
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Helicopter has nothing to due with "Hover" over a Urinal

A urinal (pronounced /ˈjɜrɪnəl/) is a specialized toilet for urination
only. It can take the form of a container or simply a wall, with
drainage and automatic or manual flushing.
While urinals are generally intended for use by males, it is also
possible for females to use them. The different types of male urinal,
for single users or trough designs for multiple users, are intended to
be utilized from a standing position. Designers of urinals for women
have adopted various approaches: some intending the user to "hover"
over the unit, facing away from it, others intending the user to stand
facing the urinal, with or without a female urination device. While
uncommon due to restroom segregation, it is possible for females to
use male urinals.
Public urinals usually have a plastic mesh guard, which may contain a
deodorizing urinal deodorizer block or "urinal cake". The mesh is
intended to prevent solid objects (such as cigarette butts, feces,
chewing gum, or paper) from being flushed and possibly causing a
plumbing stoppage. In some restaurants, bars, and clubs, ice may be
put in the urinals, serving some of the same purposes as the
deodorizing block.
The term may also apply to a small building or other structure
containing such toilets. It can also refer to a small container in
which urine can be collected for medical purposes, or for use where
access to toilet facilities is not possible, such as in small aircraft
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