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• This is from the July 3, 2008 Free Speech X-Press, the newsletter of the Free Speech Coalition. Their website is at: http://www.freespeechcoalition.com

  Adult Bookstore Stocks Mainstream Paperbacks for Compliance -
  

  ELLICOT CITY, Md. - The Pack Shack avoided Howard County's latest attempt to force the adult bookstore to close by stocking used non-adult books in their basement - thereby avoiding a zoning ordinance crafted specifically targeting the business.

  According to a report in the Baltimore Sun, Howard County officials have sought to close the jurisdiction's only adult bookstore for 11 years now. Adding the used books allowed the 24-hour-a-day operation to avoid legal classification as an adult bookstore.

  Using the basement allows the store to rise above the legal criteria that define an adult book or video store as a public store "where at least 20 percent of the stock" is sexual material, and where at "least 20 percent of the total usable floor area" is devoted to sex items.

  "They hadn't used the basement before," said Louis P. Ruzzi, the senior assistant county solicitor who has spent years trying to use zoning laws to get the courts to order the store to move or close.

  The store stills needs to dedicate about another 30 square feet of floor space to nonsexual items in order to be in full compliance Ruzzi said. If it does, the carefully crafted county law would no longer apply.

  All that the county government has to show for the long struggle is a receipt for $187,690 in taxpayer money paid to reimburse the Pack Shack's legal costs after the state's highest court ruled in 2003 that the first county zoning law regulating adult bookstores was unconstitutional.

  http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/bal-te.md.ho.shack30jun30,0,1527966.story

  11 years of (conveniently unpublished) government payroll for this? Wouldn't it be an amazing shame if that time and resource had gone into something productive? And when does government get in touch with the people and make a legitimate attempt to serve? One can only hope ...

  

• This is from the May 5, 2007 Free Speech X-Press, the newsletter of the Free Speech Coalition. Their website is at: http://www.freespeechcoalition.com

  Ohio Curfew Bill Leads to New Political Websites DAYTON, OH -
  Ohio's adult industry curfew law has led to the creation of two new sites for citizens to voice their concerns to their elected representatives, StopTheHouse.com and StopTheSenate.com.

  Ohio's Senate bill 16, The Community Values Act, would set strict midnight curfews for adult bookstores and other businesses. The bill passed the Ohio State senate by a 24-8 vote April 18, but if it is not passed in the state House by May 2, it will have to be re-submitted.

  "The main motivation to get this site started was what's going on here in Ohio with Senate bill 16," Matthew Riley, webmaster for StopTheHouse and StopTheSenate, told XBIZ. Riley is also IT manager for the Dayton-based In Your Face Agency, which operates adult cabarets and websites. "We own several adult businesses, and this obviously hits home. We thought this would be a great tool, which we had sitting in our back pocket, practically ready to go."

  The StopTheHouse website was announced by a 60,000 mass e-mailing Thursday night. "We sent to every e-mail address we had access to," Riley said. "We've already sent 450,000 emails to the state House, because every time somebody hits 'Send' it goes to all 100 members."

  The bill was presented through Ohio's initiated-statute petition process. Citizens for Community Values, a conservative, Cincinnati-based group, led the petition drive.

  At present, the sites only offer links for Ohioans to protest the curfew law to Ohio state legislators, but plans call for the site to connect citizens to legislators in all 50 states. In addition, a third Web site, StopTheWhiteHouse.com will be introduced along with other advocacy sites in the future.

  For more information, visit StopTheHouse.com and StopTheSenate.com

  http://xbiz.com/news_piece.php?id=22739

  

• Here's a clip from the Dec 3, 2006 Free Speech X-Press, the newsletter of the Free Speech Coalition. Their website is at: http://www.freespeechcoalition.com

  TORONTO HACKER LAB STRIKES AGAIN TORONTO, ONTARIO -- For years we have been following the exploits of University of Toronto Political Science Professor Ron Deibert and his Internet commando hacker unit, called the Citizen Lab, and their valiant efforts to subvert authoritarian censorship around the world. (See X-Press report, "Professor and Hacker Foil Foreign Censors." 4/23/04). Now the group has designed perhaps the most advanced tool yet in allowing Internet users to circumvent government censorship of the Web.
        The program, called psiphon (pronounced SY-fon), is slated to be released this week. As described in a New York Times story by Christopher Mason, Psiphon is downloaded by a person in an uncensored country (psiphon.civisec.org), turning that person's computer into an access point. Someone in a restricted-access country can then log into that computer through an encrypted connection and, using it as a proxy, gain access to censored sites. The programs designers say there is no evidence on the user's computer of having viewed censored material once they erase their Internet history after each use.
        Professor Deibert and his group say existing anticensorship programs are too complicated for everyday computer users, leave evidence on the user's computer and lack security in part because they have to be advertised publicly, making it easy for censors to detect and block access to them.
        "Now you will have potentially thousands, even tens of thousands, of private proxies that are almost impossible for censors to follow one by one," said Qiang Xiao, director of the China Internet Project at the University of California, Berkeley.
  Information is from Christopher Mason, The New York Times, 11/27/06

  

• Here's a clip from the Sep 29, 2006 Free Speech X-Press, the newsletter of the Free Speech Coalition. Their website is at: http://www.freespeechcoalition.com

  TOUGH DUTY IN TAMPA
  TAMPA, FL -- It has been revealed that Hillsborough County vice detectives spent more than six-thousand dollars for 92 lap dances, drinks and tips during an lengthy investigation of Lil Tootsie's, an exotic dance club here. Sometimes that's what it takes to get rid of problems, explained Sheriff David Gee.
  From The Associated Press, 9/27/06
  
  It's a dirty job, but somebody's gotta do it, huh?