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There is an “anomaly” in the UK’s asylum system whereby people under so-called ‘humanitarian protection’ lack the same rights as refugees when it comes to accessing higher education, despite both groups fleeing persecution and similar traumas.
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If you've ever received a ticket, this will make you wonder why? Why is it these taxis totally ignore the posted signs that say no stopping, standing - no parking, drop off only. Not only do I see taxis ignoring these postings, I see it week after week on many streets. Taking it even further, the cabs will double park blocking 2 lanes of traffic during morning & evening rush hour. This video displays the taxis breaking the law with a police vehicle at the location. One of the taxi drivers is using his cell phone without care or concern about being told to move or receiving a ticket. Why would these drivers have such comfort as if they are above the law? As someone that has been parked on an isolated, off road, side residential street that basically would not have easy access to, I received a ticket. This matter has me as a citizen question: are certain individuals "better" than the next and receive a "pass"? What actions will be taken regarding this matter? A news report disclosed the medallions required for cabs to be able to operate cost $300,000 - with displays such as this video documents, makes you wonder what that fee actually covers. I will keep you informed as I continue to investigate & report. If you get a ticket, this is material to fight for being treated equally. PASS IT ON
- published: 22 Nov 2015
- views: 18
Vatsan is no ordinary scientist. He tracks disasters and predicts their outcomes like no one else. As an act of social service his latest subject is Office Setups. Barfi's laws based on Murphy's laws state that all that can go wrong, will go wrong.
Mishaps, fails, lucky saves and divine intervention feature as the key roles in this video. You name it and we cover it - alright, perhaps not everything but you’d be hard-pressed not to facepalm throughout this video, not so due to the contents of the video, but the more probable reason being similar experiences from your own past. Barfi - the long lost cousin of Murphy - seeks attention for all the years of passivity. All that Barfi promises in return are amusements and perhaps a little embarrassment.
Barphi’s Love Law: You’re always looking for it in the wrong place.
Barphi’s War Law: Your comrades are your worst enemies.
Barphi’s Law of Empathy: To gloat over the misfortunes of others.
Barphi’s Tech Law: With groundbreaking technology comes groundbreaking problems.
And on it goes...
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A Trendloud Creation
- published: 30 Oct 2015
- views: 123876
In September 2013 CABS volunteers and members of the Foundation Pro Biodiversity (Stiftung Pro Artenvielfal - SPA) filmed a bird trapper who was trapping protected dotterel (Charadrius morinellus / Mornellregenpfeifer) with two huge clap net installations on Gozo (Malta). The Bird Guards team filmed a man in a blue T-shirt - probably in his late twenties - activating a clap net and setting out cages containing live decoy birds. Shortly before the arrival of the police the man received a phone call and began to deactivate the nets. As he realised that the officers had almost reached the site, he panicked and fled with the birds in their cages. His flight did not rescue him from the long arm of the Maltese law however...
When the police arrived on the site they discovered four 50 m long clap nets, a pond and plastic decoys and a single live Dotterel in a cage. After an exhaustive search of over an hour the Bird Guards found a further 6 cages and live birds that the man had discarded along the path of his hasty flight. The birds, three adult and four juvenile birds, which had been provided with neither feed nor water under a blazing sun, were seized by the police and, with assistance of the CABS team, transported to the police station in Victoria. Some of them are clearly in need of veterinary treatment. According to CABS the Dotterel is a plover species that enjoys strict protection under both the European bird protection guidelines as well as the African-Eurasian treaty on the protection of water birds (AEWA). The species breeds in the arctic tundra and passes through Malta on the way to its winter quarters in Africa, The birds are highly prized by Maltese trappers and collectors and it is believed that a living specimen can bring several hundred euros on the black market.
If you want to know more about illegal hunting or bird trapping on Malta visit our website: www.komitee.de or contact us (Email: CABS@komitee.de)
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Committee Against Bird Slaughter (CABS)
Bundesgeschäftsstelle
An der Ziegelei 8, 53127 Bonn, Germany
Tel.: +49 228 66 55 21
Fax : +49 228 66 52 80
Email: komitee@komitee.de
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- published: 20 Nov 2013
- views: 10182
Police are using an unmarked lorry to try and improve driving standards on the county's main roads.
Two officers have been trained to drive the cab section of an HGV to crack down on truckers and car drivers who use a mobile phone behind the wheel and refuse to wear seatbelts.
The height of the unmarked lorry means officers have ideal vantage points looking into other trucks, cars and vans.
While one officer drives the grey Mercedes Actros, the other keeps watch from the passenger seat and uses a radio to pass information to other nearby officers patrolling on bike or by car who can stop the offending drivers.
The officers also deal with general policing matters and help with major operations as well as keeping watch for suspicious activity near bridges during their patrols on the A12.
The lorry has been owned by Essex Police for many years and is normally used to haul a large trailer which has been converted into a mobile control centre for use at major incidents or events.
Adam Pipe, Essex Police's casualty reduction manager, said: "It is being used for road safety and general policing patrols and is especially useful for keeping an eye on lorry drivers and motorists who are not driving safely or are breaking the law by using phones and other devices or not wearing seat belts."
- published: 20 Feb 2013
- views: 14795
Welcome to Fifth Gear Crash Test Month! In our fifth video, we show the dangers of travelling in a Black Cab and how UK law prevents children having restraints in a taxi.
For more fantastic car reviews, shoot-outs and all your favourite Fifth Gear moments, subscribe to our Official Channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/fifthgearuk
- published: 16 Dec 2014
- views: 335282
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Jeetu helps his father book an Ola and then the conversation gets “awkward”.
Directed by: Prem Mistry
Written by: Abhishek Yadav, Nishad Javeri
Executive Producer: Arun Kumar
Creative Producer: Shreyansh Pandey
DOP: Alpesh Nagar, Vineeth Srinivasan
Edited and Colour Graded by: Gaurav Gopal Jha
Art : Abhimanyu Jai, Gaurob Banerjee
Music: Kartik Rao
Graphics: Ravi Kachadiya
1st Assistant Director: Abhinav Anand, Divyajot Singh
Sound Recordist: Rajesh Pradhan
Post Production Manager: Gaurav Rungta
Marketing Team: Vineet Kanabar, Aakash Chaturvedi, Vijay Naidu
Line Producer: Ajay Soni
Production Manager: Aanup Doshi
Unit Production Manager: Ashish Garhwal
Asst. Editor: Divyajyot Singh
Social Media: Brijesh Muliya, Milan Barsopia
Costumes: Subhasmita Chakrabarti
Brand Solutions Executive: Sarjita Jain
Production Executives: Ankit Mahanta, Santosh Lokhande
Make-up: Sanja Nigam and Team
Location: Patani Business Center
Starring: Gajraj Rao, Jitendra Kumar
- published: 07 Dec 2016
- views: 1102694
Washington, D.C. is considering a bill that would require every cab driver in the city to own a special permit called a medallion. The total number of medallions would be capped at 4,000, which would reduce the current number of cabs by more than one-third and put thousands of drivers out of business. (The city government has no idea how many licensed cabs are in the district, though estimates range from 6,500 to 10,000.)
If that weren't bad enough, most drivers wouldn't have the option of buying a medallion. The first set of medallions would be offered for sale to the minority of cabbies who have been driving for at least five years and who live in Washington D.C. (Again the city government has no idea how many current drivers meet this criteria, but rising real estate prices and weak city services have led many drivers to leave the district.)
Who will be offered the next set of medallions, according to the bill? That would be cab companies, who could then rent medallions to drivers. This system would destroy the relatively open-access taxi industry in D.C., in which the majority of drivers are owner-operators free to make their own schedules and keep whatever money they earn on the job. In cities such as New York and Boston, drivers pay upwards of $800 a week to rent their medallions.
Cab riders would also suffer under the new regime. Reducing the number of taxis on the street will make it harder to catch a cab, especially in non-tourist neighborhoods and areas far from business districts. And the medallion system will almost certainly drive up prices. A 2010 study by D.C.'s own Department of Finance found that fares in cities with medallion systems are 25 percent higher on average than in cities in which the supply of cabs isn't restricted.
Given all that, why would the nation's capital consider implementing such a system? D.C.'s medallion bill was written by lobbyist and former city councilman John Ray, who was hired by taxi magnate Jerry Schaeffer. Ray has worked as a lawyer for councilman Harry Thomas, and it was Thomas who introduced Ray's bill in the city council. The other major sponsor of the bill: Council member Marion Barry, the former mayor best known for his 1990 arrest for smoking crack in a hotel room with a girlfriend.
In a recent letter in the Washington Post, Ray argued that because the cab industry is open entry and unregulated it's been susceptible to corruption. But in practice the DC taxi commission, which currently regulates the industry, has its own history of corruption. And the commission is so wary of scrutiny that when reporter Pete Tucker snapped a photo on his cellphone at a recent public meeting he was dragged out and arrested.
Reason.tv Producer Jim Epstein captured Tucker's arrest on his mobile phone. Later, Epstein was also arrested after resisting attempts by the taxi commission and us park police to confiscate his camera phone. When Tucker was arrested, cab drivers, stormed out of the meeting in protest.
For more on the medallion bill, read Reason's Sam Staley in the Washington Post on medallions, and on how regulation has spawned corruption in D.C.'s taxi industry.
Produced by Jim Epstein, with help from Kyle Blaine, Lucas Newman, and Jack Gillespie. Narrated by Nick Gillespie.
Approximately 6 minutes.
Go to http://Reason.tv for downloadable versions, and subscribe to our YouTube Channel to receive notifications when new material goes live.
- published: 07 Jul 2011
- views: 28209
Taxi ride in Rome
from: Night On Earth (1991)
by: Jim Jarmusch
Roberto Benigni as Gino (taxi driver)
Paolo Bonacelli as Priest (passenger)
music: Tom Waits
- published: 09 May 2012
- views: 606917
C mathematical functions
C mathematical operations are a group of functions in the standard library of the C programming language implementing basic mathematical functions. All functions use floating point numbers in one manner or another. Different C standards provide different, albeit backwards-compatible, sets of functions. Most of these functions are also available in the C++ standard library, though in different headers (the C headers are included as well, but only as a deprecated compatibility feature).
Overview of functions
Most of the mathematical functions are defined in math.h (cmath header in C++). The functions that operate on integers, such as abs, labs, div, and ldiv, are instead defined in the stdlib.h header (cstdlib header in C++).
Any functions that operate on angles use radians as the unit of angle.
Not all of these functions are available in the C89 version of the standard. For those that are, the functions accept only type double for the floating-point arguments, leading to expensive type conversions in code that otherwise used single-precision float values. In C99, this shortcoming was fixed by introducing new sets of functions that work on float and long double arguments. Those functions are identified by f and l suffixes respectively.
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Law
Law is a system of rules that are enforced through social institutions to govern behavior. Laws can be made by a collective legislature or by a single legislator, resulting in statutes, by the executive through decrees and regulations, or by judges through binding precedent, normally in common law jurisdictions. Private individuals can create legally binding contracts, including arbitration agreements that may elect to accept alternative arbitration to the normal court process. The formation of laws themselves may be influenced by a constitution, written or tacit, and the rights encoded therein. The law shapes politics, economics, history and society in various ways and serves as a mediator of relations between people.
A general distinction can be made between (a) civil law jurisdictions (including Catholic canon law and socialist law), in which the legislature or other central body codifies and consolidates their laws, and (b) common law systems, where judge-made precedent is accepted as binding law. Historically, religious laws played a significant role even in settling of secular matters, which is still the case in some religious communities, particularly Jewish, and some countries, particularly Islamic. Islamic Sharia law is the world's most widely used religious law.
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4:11Legal quirk under humanitarian law leaves ‘doctors driving cabs’
Legal quirk under humanitarian law leaves ‘doctors driving cabs’Legal quirk under humanitarian law leaves ‘doctors driving cabs’
There is an “anomaly” in the UK’s asylum system whereby people under so-called ‘humanitarian protection’ lack the same rights as refugees when it comes to accessing higher education, despite both groups fleeing persecution and similar traumas. Like what you see? Please subscribe http://youtube.com/RTUKnews FOLLOW ON TWITTER: http://twitter.com/RTUKnews FOLLOW ON FACEBOOK: http://fb.com/RTUKnews READ MORE http://rt.com/uk/ WATCH LIVE: http://rt.com/on-air/rt-uk-air/ -
0:43Why are cabs able to break the law
Why are cabs able to break the lawWhy are cabs able to break the law
If you've ever received a ticket, this will make you wonder why? Why is it these taxis totally ignore the posted signs that say no stopping, standing - no parking, drop off only. Not only do I see taxis ignoring these postings, I see it week after week on many streets. Taking it even further, the cabs will double park blocking 2 lanes of traffic during morning & evening rush hour. This video displays the taxis breaking the law with a police vehicle at the location. One of the taxi drivers is using his cell phone without care or concern about being told to move or receiving a ticket. Why would these drivers have such comfort as if they are above the law? As someone that has been parked on an isolated, off road, side residential street that basically would not have easy access to, I received a ticket. This matter has me as a citizen question: are certain individuals "better" than the next and receive a "pass"? What actions will be taken regarding this matter? A news report disclosed the medallions required for cabs to be able to operate cost $300,000 - with displays such as this video documents, makes you wonder what that fee actually covers. I will keep you informed as I continue to investigate & report. If you get a ticket, this is material to fight for being treated equally. PASS IT ON -
7:33Barfi's Laws | Office Comedy | Madras Meter
Barfi's Laws | Office Comedy | Madras MeterBarfi's Laws | Office Comedy | Madras Meter
Vatsan is no ordinary scientist. He tracks disasters and predicts their outcomes like no one else. As an act of social service his latest subject is Office Setups. Barfi's laws based on Murphy's laws state that all that can go wrong, will go wrong. Mishaps, fails, lucky saves and divine intervention feature as the key roles in this video. You name it and we cover it - alright, perhaps not everything but you’d be hard-pressed not to facepalm throughout this video, not so due to the contents of the video, but the more probable reason being similar experiences from your own past. Barfi - the long lost cousin of Murphy - seeks attention for all the years of passivity. All that Barfi promises in return are amusements and perhaps a little embarrassment. Barphi’s Love Law: You’re always looking for it in the wrong place. Barphi’s War Law: Your comrades are your worst enemies. Barphi’s Law of Empathy: To gloat over the misfortunes of others. Barphi’s Tech Law: With groundbreaking technology comes groundbreaking problems. And on it goes... Special shout out to all the artists and don't forget to hit that subscribe button! Let us know what you think in the comments below! Check us out on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/madrasmeter You can also catch us @YuppTV :http://www.yupptv.in/#!/bazaar/channel/Madras-Meter A Trendloud Creation -
4:59CABS & SPA - Operation DARTH WADER - Action against illegal bird trapping on Malta & Gozo / Dotterel
CABS & SPA - Operation DARTH WADER - Action against illegal bird trapping on Malta & Gozo / DotterelCABS & SPA - Operation DARTH WADER - Action against illegal bird trapping on Malta & Gozo / Dotterel
In September 2013 CABS volunteers and members of the Foundation Pro Biodiversity (Stiftung Pro Artenvielfal - SPA) filmed a bird trapper who was trapping protected dotterel (Charadrius morinellus / Mornellregenpfeifer) with two huge clap net installations on Gozo (Malta). The Bird Guards team filmed a man in a blue T-shirt - probably in his late twenties - activating a clap net and setting out cages containing live decoy birds. Shortly before the arrival of the police the man received a phone call and began to deactivate the nets. As he realised that the officers had almost reached the site, he panicked and fled with the birds in their cages. His flight did not rescue him from the long arm of the Maltese law however... When the police arrived on the site they discovered four 50 m long clap nets, a pond and plastic decoys and a single live Dotterel in a cage. After an exhaustive search of over an hour the Bird Guards found a further 6 cages and live birds that the man had discarded along the path of his hasty flight. The birds, three adult and four juvenile birds, which had been provided with neither feed nor water under a blazing sun, were seized by the police and, with assistance of the CABS team, transported to the police station in Victoria. Some of them are clearly in need of veterinary treatment. According to CABS the Dotterel is a plover species that enjoys strict protection under both the European bird protection guidelines as well as the African-Eurasian treaty on the protection of water birds (AEWA). The species breeds in the arctic tundra and passes through Malta on the way to its winter quarters in Africa, The birds are highly prized by Maltese trappers and collectors and it is believed that a living specimen can bring several hundred euros on the black market. If you want to know more about illegal hunting or bird trapping on Malta visit our website: www.komitee.de or contact us (Email: CABS@komitee.de) -- Komitee gegen den Vogelmord e.V. Committee Against Bird Slaughter (CABS) Bundesgeschäftsstelle An der Ziegelei 8, 53127 Bonn, Germany Tel.: +49 228 66 55 21 Fax : +49 228 66 52 80 Email: komitee@komitee.de Internet: http://www.komitee.de Facebook (deutsch): www.facebook.com/Komitee.CABS Facebook (english): www.facebook.com/CABS2011 -
1:31New Law Proposes Meters In All Burlington Cabs
New Law Proposes Meters In All Burlington CabsNew Law Proposes Meters In All Burlington Cabs
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1:29Unmarked lorry
Unmarked lorryUnmarked lorry
Police are using an unmarked lorry to try and improve driving standards on the county's main roads. Two officers have been trained to drive the cab section of an HGV to crack down on truckers and car drivers who use a mobile phone behind the wheel and refuse to wear seatbelts. The height of the unmarked lorry means officers have ideal vantage points looking into other trucks, cars and vans. While one officer drives the grey Mercedes Actros, the other keeps watch from the passenger seat and uses a radio to pass information to other nearby officers patrolling on bike or by car who can stop the offending drivers. The officers also deal with general policing matters and help with major operations as well as keeping watch for suspicious activity near bridges during their patrols on the A12. The lorry has been owned by Essex Police for many years and is normally used to haul a large trailer which has been converted into a mobile control centre for use at major incidents or events. Adam Pipe, Essex Police's casualty reduction manager, said: "It is being used for road safety and general policing patrols and is especially useful for keeping an eye on lorry drivers and motorists who are not driving safely or are breaking the law by using phones and other devices or not wearing seat belts." -
4:43Crash Test Month: London Black Taxi
Crash Test Month: London Black TaxiCrash Test Month: London Black Taxi
Welcome to Fifth Gear Crash Test Month! In our fifth video, we show the dangers of travelling in a Black Cab and how UK law prevents children having restraints in a taxi. For more fantastic car reviews, shoot-outs and all your favourite Fifth Gear moments, subscribe to our Official Channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/fifthgearuk -
5:24TVF's How To Train Your Dad: Booking A Cab
TVF's How To Train Your Dad: Booking A CabTVF's How To Train Your Dad: Booking A Cab
Download TVF Play App: Android: http://bit.ly/tvfplayandroid iOS: http://bit.ly/tvfplayios 9Apps: http://bit.ly/tvfplay9apps Jeetu helps his father book an Ola and then the conversation gets “awkward”. Directed by: Prem Mistry Written by: Abhishek Yadav, Nishad Javeri Executive Producer: Arun Kumar Creative Producer: Shreyansh Pandey DOP: Alpesh Nagar, Vineeth Srinivasan Edited and Colour Graded by: Gaurav Gopal Jha Art : Abhimanyu Jai, Gaurob Banerjee Music: Kartik Rao Graphics: Ravi Kachadiya 1st Assistant Director: Abhinav Anand, Divyajot Singh Sound Recordist: Rajesh Pradhan Post Production Manager: Gaurav Rungta Marketing Team: Vineet Kanabar, Aakash Chaturvedi, Vijay Naidu Line Producer: Ajay Soni Production Manager: Aanup Doshi Unit Production Manager: Ashish Garhwal Asst. Editor: Divyajyot Singh Social Media: Brijesh Muliya, Milan Barsopia Costumes: Subhasmita Chakrabarti Brand Solutions Executive: Sarjita Jain Production Executives: Ankit Mahanta, Santosh Lokhande Make-up: Sanja Nigam and Team Location: Patani Business Center Starring: Gajraj Rao, Jitendra Kumar -
6:17D.C. Taxi Heist: How a new law would screw drivers and riders
D.C. Taxi Heist: How a new law would screw drivers and ridersD.C. Taxi Heist: How a new law would screw drivers and riders
Washington, D.C. is considering a bill that would require every cab driver in the city to own a special permit called a medallion. The total number of medallions would be capped at 4,000, which would reduce the current number of cabs by more than one-third and put thousands of drivers out of business. (The city government has no idea how many licensed cabs are in the district, though estimates range from 6,500 to 10,000.) If that weren't bad enough, most drivers wouldn't have the option of buying a medallion. The first set of medallions would be offered for sale to the minority of cabbies who have been driving for at least five years and who live in Washington D.C. (Again the city government has no idea how many current drivers meet this criteria, but rising real estate prices and weak city services have led many drivers to leave the district.) Who will be offered the next set of medallions, according to the bill? That would be cab companies, who could then rent medallions to drivers. This system would destroy the relatively open-access taxi industry in D.C., in which the majority of drivers are owner-operators free to make their own schedules and keep whatever money they earn on the job. In cities such as New York and Boston, drivers pay upwards of $800 a week to rent their medallions. Cab riders would also suffer under the new regime. Reducing the number of taxis on the street will make it harder to catch a cab, especially in non-tourist neighborhoods and areas far from business districts. And the medallion system will almost certainly drive up prices. A 2010 study by D.C.'s own Department of Finance found that fares in cities with medallion systems are 25 percent higher on average than in cities in which the supply of cabs isn't restricted. Given all that, why would the nation's capital consider implementing such a system? D.C.'s medallion bill was written by lobbyist and former city councilman John Ray, who was hired by taxi magnate Jerry Schaeffer. Ray has worked as a lawyer for councilman Harry Thomas, and it was Thomas who introduced Ray's bill in the city council. The other major sponsor of the bill: Council member Marion Barry, the former mayor best known for his 1990 arrest for smoking crack in a hotel room with a girlfriend. In a recent letter in the Washington Post, Ray argued that because the cab industry is open entry and unregulated it's been susceptible to corruption. But in practice the DC taxi commission, which currently regulates the industry, has its own history of corruption. And the commission is so wary of scrutiny that when reporter Pete Tucker snapped a photo on his cellphone at a recent public meeting he was dragged out and arrested. Reason.tv Producer Jim Epstein captured Tucker's arrest on his mobile phone. Later, Epstein was also arrested after resisting attempts by the taxi commission and us park police to confiscate his camera phone. When Tucker was arrested, cab drivers, stormed out of the meeting in protest. For more on the medallion bill, read Reason's Sam Staley in the Washington Post on medallions, and on how regulation has spawned corruption in D.C.'s taxi industry. Produced by Jim Epstein, with help from Kyle Blaine, Lucas Newman, and Jack Gillespie. Narrated by Nick Gillespie. Approximately 6 minutes. Go to http://Reason.tv for downloadable versions, and subscribe to our YouTube Channel to receive notifications when new material goes live. -
26:19Night on Earth - Rome (Roberto Benigni)
Night on Earth - Rome (Roberto Benigni)Night on Earth - Rome (Roberto Benigni)
Taxi ride in Rome from: Night On Earth (1991) by: Jim Jarmusch Roberto Benigni as Gino (taxi driver) Paolo Bonacelli as Priest (passenger) music: Tom Waits
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Legal quirk under humanitarian law leaves ‘doctors driving cabs’
There is an “anomaly” in the UK’s asylum system whereby people under so-called ‘humanitarian protection’ lack the same rights as refugees when it comes to accessing higher education, despite both groups fleeing persecution and similar traumas. Like what you see? Please subscribe http://youtube.com/RTUKnews FOLLOW ON TWITTER: http://twitter.com/RTUKnews FOLLOW ON FACEBOOK: http://fb.com/RTUKnews READ MORE http://rt.com/uk/ WATCH LIVE: http://rt.com/on-air/rt-uk-air/
published: 02 May 2017 -
Why are cabs able to break the law
If you've ever received a ticket, this will make you wonder why? Why is it these taxis totally ignore the posted signs that say no stopping, standing - no parking, drop off only. Not only do I see taxis ignoring these postings, I see it week after week on many streets. Taking it even further, the cabs will double park blocking 2 lanes of traffic during morning & evening rush hour. This video displays the taxis breaking the law with a police vehicle at the location. One of the taxi drivers is using his cell phone without care or concern about being told to move or receiving a ticket. Why would these drivers have such comfort as if they are above the law? As someone that has been parked on an isolated, off road, side residential street that basically would not have easy access to, I re...
published: 22 Nov 2015 -
Barfi's Laws | Office Comedy | Madras Meter
Vatsan is no ordinary scientist. He tracks disasters and predicts their outcomes like no one else. As an act of social service his latest subject is Office Setups. Barfi's laws based on Murphy's laws state that all that can go wrong, will go wrong. Mishaps, fails, lucky saves and divine intervention feature as the key roles in this video. You name it and we cover it - alright, perhaps not everything but you’d be hard-pressed not to facepalm throughout this video, not so due to the contents of the video, but the more probable reason being similar experiences from your own past. Barfi - the long lost cousin of Murphy - seeks attention for all the years of passivity. All that Barfi promises in return are amusements and perhaps a little embarrassment. Barphi’s Love Law: You’re always lookin...
published: 30 Oct 2015 -
CABS & SPA - Operation DARTH WADER - Action against illegal bird trapping on Malta & Gozo / Dotterel
In September 2013 CABS volunteers and members of the Foundation Pro Biodiversity (Stiftung Pro Artenvielfal - SPA) filmed a bird trapper who was trapping protected dotterel (Charadrius morinellus / Mornellregenpfeifer) with two huge clap net installations on Gozo (Malta). The Bird Guards team filmed a man in a blue T-shirt - probably in his late twenties - activating a clap net and setting out cages containing live decoy birds. Shortly before the arrival of the police the man received a phone call and began to deactivate the nets. As he realised that the officers had almost reached the site, he panicked and fled with the birds in their cages. His flight did not rescue him from the long arm of the Maltese law however... When the police arrived on the site they discovered four 50 m long c...
published: 20 Nov 2013 -
New Law Proposes Meters In All Burlington Cabs
published: 22 Mar 2011 -
Unmarked lorry
Police are using an unmarked lorry to try and improve driving standards on the county's main roads. Two officers have been trained to drive the cab section of an HGV to crack down on truckers and car drivers who use a mobile phone behind the wheel and refuse to wear seatbelts. The height of the unmarked lorry means officers have ideal vantage points looking into other trucks, cars and vans. While one officer drives the grey Mercedes Actros, the other keeps watch from the passenger seat and uses a radio to pass information to other nearby officers patrolling on bike or by car who can stop the offending drivers. The officers also deal with general policing matters and help with major operations as well as keeping watch for suspicious activity near bridges during their patrols on...
published: 20 Feb 2013 -
Crash Test Month: London Black Taxi
Welcome to Fifth Gear Crash Test Month! In our fifth video, we show the dangers of travelling in a Black Cab and how UK law prevents children having restraints in a taxi. For more fantastic car reviews, shoot-outs and all your favourite Fifth Gear moments, subscribe to our Official Channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/fifthgearuk
published: 16 Dec 2014 -
TVF's How To Train Your Dad: Booking A Cab
Download TVF Play App: Android: http://bit.ly/tvfplayandroid iOS: http://bit.ly/tvfplayios 9Apps: http://bit.ly/tvfplay9apps Jeetu helps his father book an Ola and then the conversation gets “awkward”. Directed by: Prem Mistry Written by: Abhishek Yadav, Nishad Javeri Executive Producer: Arun Kumar Creative Producer: Shreyansh Pandey DOP: Alpesh Nagar, Vineeth Srinivasan Edited and Colour Graded by: Gaurav Gopal Jha Art : Abhimanyu Jai, Gaurob Banerjee Music: Kartik Rao Graphics: Ravi Kachadiya 1st Assistant Director: Abhinav Anand, Divyajot Singh Sound Recordist: Rajesh Pradhan Post Production Manager: Gaurav Rungta Marketing Team: Vineet Kanabar, Aakash Chaturvedi, Vijay Naidu Line Producer: Ajay Soni Production Manager: Aanup Doshi Unit Production Manager: Ashish Garhwal Asst. Edit...
published: 07 Dec 2016 -
D.C. Taxi Heist: How a new law would screw drivers and riders
Washington, D.C. is considering a bill that would require every cab driver in the city to own a special permit called a medallion. The total number of medallions would be capped at 4,000, which would reduce the current number of cabs by more than one-third and put thousands of drivers out of business. (The city government has no idea how many licensed cabs are in the district, though estimates range from 6,500 to 10,000.) If that weren't bad enough, most drivers wouldn't have the option of buying a medallion. The first set of medallions would be offered for sale to the minority of cabbies who have been driving for at least five years and who live in Washington D.C. (Again the city government has no idea how many current drivers meet this criteria, but rising real estate prices and weak ci...
published: 07 Jul 2011 -
Night on Earth - Rome (Roberto Benigni)
Taxi ride in Rome from: Night On Earth (1991) by: Jim Jarmusch Roberto Benigni as Gino (taxi driver) Paolo Bonacelli as Priest (passenger) music: Tom Waits
published: 09 May 2012
Legal quirk under humanitarian law leaves ‘doctors driving cabs’
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- Duration: 4:11
- Updated: 02 May 2017
- views: 460
There is an “anomaly” in the UK’s asylum system whereby people under so-called ‘humanitarian protection’ lack the same rights as refugees when it comes to acces...
There is an “anomaly” in the UK’s asylum system whereby people under so-called ‘humanitarian protection’ lack the same rights as refugees when it comes to accessing higher education, despite both groups fleeing persecution and similar traumas.
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There is an “anomaly” in the UK’s asylum system whereby people under so-called ‘humanitarian protection’ lack the same rights as refugees when it comes to accessing higher education, despite both groups fleeing persecution and similar traumas.
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- published: 02 May 2017
- views: 460
Why are cabs able to break the law
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:43
- Updated: 22 Nov 2015
- views: 18
If you've ever received a ticket, this will make you wonder why? Why is it these taxis totally ignore the posted signs that say no stopping, standing - no parki...
If you've ever received a ticket, this will make you wonder why? Why is it these taxis totally ignore the posted signs that say no stopping, standing - no parking, drop off only. Not only do I see taxis ignoring these postings, I see it week after week on many streets. Taking it even further, the cabs will double park blocking 2 lanes of traffic during morning & evening rush hour. This video displays the taxis breaking the law with a police vehicle at the location. One of the taxi drivers is using his cell phone without care or concern about being told to move or receiving a ticket. Why would these drivers have such comfort as if they are above the law? As someone that has been parked on an isolated, off road, side residential street that basically would not have easy access to, I received a ticket. This matter has me as a citizen question: are certain individuals "better" than the next and receive a "pass"? What actions will be taken regarding this matter? A news report disclosed the medallions required for cabs to be able to operate cost $300,000 - with displays such as this video documents, makes you wonder what that fee actually covers. I will keep you informed as I continue to investigate & report. If you get a ticket, this is material to fight for being treated equally. PASS IT ON
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If you've ever received a ticket, this will make you wonder why? Why is it these taxis totally ignore the posted signs that say no stopping, standing - no parking, drop off only. Not only do I see taxis ignoring these postings, I see it week after week on many streets. Taking it even further, the cabs will double park blocking 2 lanes of traffic during morning & evening rush hour. This video displays the taxis breaking the law with a police vehicle at the location. One of the taxi drivers is using his cell phone without care or concern about being told to move or receiving a ticket. Why would these drivers have such comfort as if they are above the law? As someone that has been parked on an isolated, off road, side residential street that basically would not have easy access to, I received a ticket. This matter has me as a citizen question: are certain individuals "better" than the next and receive a "pass"? What actions will be taken regarding this matter? A news report disclosed the medallions required for cabs to be able to operate cost $300,000 - with displays such as this video documents, makes you wonder what that fee actually covers. I will keep you informed as I continue to investigate & report. If you get a ticket, this is material to fight for being treated equally. PASS IT ON
- published: 22 Nov 2015
- views: 18
Barfi's Laws | Office Comedy | Madras Meter
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:33
- Updated: 30 Oct 2015
- views: 123876
Vatsan is no ordinary scientist. He tracks disasters and predicts their outcomes like no one else. As an act of social service his latest subject is Office Setu...
Vatsan is no ordinary scientist. He tracks disasters and predicts their outcomes like no one else. As an act of social service his latest subject is Office Setups. Barfi's laws based on Murphy's laws state that all that can go wrong, will go wrong.
Mishaps, fails, lucky saves and divine intervention feature as the key roles in this video. You name it and we cover it - alright, perhaps not everything but you’d be hard-pressed not to facepalm throughout this video, not so due to the contents of the video, but the more probable reason being similar experiences from your own past. Barfi - the long lost cousin of Murphy - seeks attention for all the years of passivity. All that Barfi promises in return are amusements and perhaps a little embarrassment.
Barphi’s Love Law: You’re always looking for it in the wrong place.
Barphi’s War Law: Your comrades are your worst enemies.
Barphi’s Law of Empathy: To gloat over the misfortunes of others.
Barphi’s Tech Law: With groundbreaking technology comes groundbreaking problems.
And on it goes...
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A Trendloud Creation
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Vatsan is no ordinary scientist. He tracks disasters and predicts their outcomes like no one else. As an act of social service his latest subject is Office Setups. Barfi's laws based on Murphy's laws state that all that can go wrong, will go wrong.
Mishaps, fails, lucky saves and divine intervention feature as the key roles in this video. You name it and we cover it - alright, perhaps not everything but you’d be hard-pressed not to facepalm throughout this video, not so due to the contents of the video, but the more probable reason being similar experiences from your own past. Barfi - the long lost cousin of Murphy - seeks attention for all the years of passivity. All that Barfi promises in return are amusements and perhaps a little embarrassment.
Barphi’s Love Law: You’re always looking for it in the wrong place.
Barphi’s War Law: Your comrades are your worst enemies.
Barphi’s Law of Empathy: To gloat over the misfortunes of others.
Barphi’s Tech Law: With groundbreaking technology comes groundbreaking problems.
And on it goes...
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A Trendloud Creation
- published: 30 Oct 2015
- views: 123876
CABS & SPA - Operation DARTH WADER - Action against illegal bird trapping on Malta & Gozo / Dotterel
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:59
- Updated: 20 Nov 2013
- views: 10182
In September 2013 CABS volunteers and members of the Foundation Pro Biodiversity (Stiftung Pro Artenvielfal - SPA) filmed a bird trapper who was trapping protec...
In September 2013 CABS volunteers and members of the Foundation Pro Biodiversity (Stiftung Pro Artenvielfal - SPA) filmed a bird trapper who was trapping protected dotterel (Charadrius morinellus / Mornellregenpfeifer) with two huge clap net installations on Gozo (Malta). The Bird Guards team filmed a man in a blue T-shirt - probably in his late twenties - activating a clap net and setting out cages containing live decoy birds. Shortly before the arrival of the police the man received a phone call and began to deactivate the nets. As he realised that the officers had almost reached the site, he panicked and fled with the birds in their cages. His flight did not rescue him from the long arm of the Maltese law however...
When the police arrived on the site they discovered four 50 m long clap nets, a pond and plastic decoys and a single live Dotterel in a cage. After an exhaustive search of over an hour the Bird Guards found a further 6 cages and live birds that the man had discarded along the path of his hasty flight. The birds, three adult and four juvenile birds, which had been provided with neither feed nor water under a blazing sun, were seized by the police and, with assistance of the CABS team, transported to the police station in Victoria. Some of them are clearly in need of veterinary treatment. According to CABS the Dotterel is a plover species that enjoys strict protection under both the European bird protection guidelines as well as the African-Eurasian treaty on the protection of water birds (AEWA). The species breeds in the arctic tundra and passes through Malta on the way to its winter quarters in Africa, The birds are highly prized by Maltese trappers and collectors and it is believed that a living specimen can bring several hundred euros on the black market.
If you want to know more about illegal hunting or bird trapping on Malta visit our website: www.komitee.de or contact us (Email: CABS@komitee.de)
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Komitee gegen den Vogelmord e.V.
Committee Against Bird Slaughter (CABS)
Bundesgeschäftsstelle
An der Ziegelei 8, 53127 Bonn, Germany
Tel.: +49 228 66 55 21
Fax : +49 228 66 52 80
Email: komitee@komitee.de
Internet: http://www.komitee.de
Facebook (deutsch): www.facebook.com/Komitee.CABS
Facebook (english): www.facebook.com/CABS2011
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In September 2013 CABS volunteers and members of the Foundation Pro Biodiversity (Stiftung Pro Artenvielfal - SPA) filmed a bird trapper who was trapping protected dotterel (Charadrius morinellus / Mornellregenpfeifer) with two huge clap net installations on Gozo (Malta). The Bird Guards team filmed a man in a blue T-shirt - probably in his late twenties - activating a clap net and setting out cages containing live decoy birds. Shortly before the arrival of the police the man received a phone call and began to deactivate the nets. As he realised that the officers had almost reached the site, he panicked and fled with the birds in their cages. His flight did not rescue him from the long arm of the Maltese law however...
When the police arrived on the site they discovered four 50 m long clap nets, a pond and plastic decoys and a single live Dotterel in a cage. After an exhaustive search of over an hour the Bird Guards found a further 6 cages and live birds that the man had discarded along the path of his hasty flight. The birds, three adult and four juvenile birds, which had been provided with neither feed nor water under a blazing sun, were seized by the police and, with assistance of the CABS team, transported to the police station in Victoria. Some of them are clearly in need of veterinary treatment. According to CABS the Dotterel is a plover species that enjoys strict protection under both the European bird protection guidelines as well as the African-Eurasian treaty on the protection of water birds (AEWA). The species breeds in the arctic tundra and passes through Malta on the way to its winter quarters in Africa, The birds are highly prized by Maltese trappers and collectors and it is believed that a living specimen can bring several hundred euros on the black market.
If you want to know more about illegal hunting or bird trapping on Malta visit our website: www.komitee.de or contact us (Email: CABS@komitee.de)
--
Komitee gegen den Vogelmord e.V.
Committee Against Bird Slaughter (CABS)
Bundesgeschäftsstelle
An der Ziegelei 8, 53127 Bonn, Germany
Tel.: +49 228 66 55 21
Fax : +49 228 66 52 80
Email: komitee@komitee.de
Internet: http://www.komitee.de
Facebook (deutsch): www.facebook.com/Komitee.CABS
Facebook (english): www.facebook.com/CABS2011
- published: 20 Nov 2013
- views: 10182
New Law Proposes Meters In All Burlington Cabs
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:31
- Updated: 22 Mar 2011
- views: 32
- published: 22 Mar 2011
- views: 32
Unmarked lorry
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:29
- Updated: 20 Feb 2013
- views: 14795
Police are using an unmarked lorry to try and improve driving standards on the county's main roads.
Two officers have been trained to drive the cab section o...
Police are using an unmarked lorry to try and improve driving standards on the county's main roads.
Two officers have been trained to drive the cab section of an HGV to crack down on truckers and car drivers who use a mobile phone behind the wheel and refuse to wear seatbelts.
The height of the unmarked lorry means officers have ideal vantage points looking into other trucks, cars and vans.
While one officer drives the grey Mercedes Actros, the other keeps watch from the passenger seat and uses a radio to pass information to other nearby officers patrolling on bike or by car who can stop the offending drivers.
The officers also deal with general policing matters and help with major operations as well as keeping watch for suspicious activity near bridges during their patrols on the A12.
The lorry has been owned by Essex Police for many years and is normally used to haul a large trailer which has been converted into a mobile control centre for use at major incidents or events.
Adam Pipe, Essex Police's casualty reduction manager, said: "It is being used for road safety and general policing patrols and is especially useful for keeping an eye on lorry drivers and motorists who are not driving safely or are breaking the law by using phones and other devices or not wearing seat belts."
https://wn.com/Unmarked_Lorry
Police are using an unmarked lorry to try and improve driving standards on the county's main roads.
Two officers have been trained to drive the cab section of an HGV to crack down on truckers and car drivers who use a mobile phone behind the wheel and refuse to wear seatbelts.
The height of the unmarked lorry means officers have ideal vantage points looking into other trucks, cars and vans.
While one officer drives the grey Mercedes Actros, the other keeps watch from the passenger seat and uses a radio to pass information to other nearby officers patrolling on bike or by car who can stop the offending drivers.
The officers also deal with general policing matters and help with major operations as well as keeping watch for suspicious activity near bridges during their patrols on the A12.
The lorry has been owned by Essex Police for many years and is normally used to haul a large trailer which has been converted into a mobile control centre for use at major incidents or events.
Adam Pipe, Essex Police's casualty reduction manager, said: "It is being used for road safety and general policing patrols and is especially useful for keeping an eye on lorry drivers and motorists who are not driving safely or are breaking the law by using phones and other devices or not wearing seat belts."
- published: 20 Feb 2013
- views: 14795
Crash Test Month: London Black Taxi
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:43
- Updated: 16 Dec 2014
- views: 335282
Welcome to Fifth Gear Crash Test Month! In our fifth video, we show the dangers of travelling in a Black Cab and how UK law prevents children having restraints ...
Welcome to Fifth Gear Crash Test Month! In our fifth video, we show the dangers of travelling in a Black Cab and how UK law prevents children having restraints in a taxi.
For more fantastic car reviews, shoot-outs and all your favourite Fifth Gear moments, subscribe to our Official Channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/fifthgearuk
https://wn.com/Crash_Test_Month_London_Black_Taxi
Welcome to Fifth Gear Crash Test Month! In our fifth video, we show the dangers of travelling in a Black Cab and how UK law prevents children having restraints in a taxi.
For more fantastic car reviews, shoot-outs and all your favourite Fifth Gear moments, subscribe to our Official Channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/fifthgearuk
- published: 16 Dec 2014
- views: 335282
TVF's How To Train Your Dad: Booking A Cab
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:24
- Updated: 07 Dec 2016
- views: 1102694
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Jeetu helps his father book an Ola...
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Jeetu helps his father book an Ola and then the conversation gets “awkward”.
Directed by: Prem Mistry
Written by: Abhishek Yadav, Nishad Javeri
Executive Producer: Arun Kumar
Creative Producer: Shreyansh Pandey
DOP: Alpesh Nagar, Vineeth Srinivasan
Edited and Colour Graded by: Gaurav Gopal Jha
Art : Abhimanyu Jai, Gaurob Banerjee
Music: Kartik Rao
Graphics: Ravi Kachadiya
1st Assistant Director: Abhinav Anand, Divyajot Singh
Sound Recordist: Rajesh Pradhan
Post Production Manager: Gaurav Rungta
Marketing Team: Vineet Kanabar, Aakash Chaturvedi, Vijay Naidu
Line Producer: Ajay Soni
Production Manager: Aanup Doshi
Unit Production Manager: Ashish Garhwal
Asst. Editor: Divyajyot Singh
Social Media: Brijesh Muliya, Milan Barsopia
Costumes: Subhasmita Chakrabarti
Brand Solutions Executive: Sarjita Jain
Production Executives: Ankit Mahanta, Santosh Lokhande
Make-up: Sanja Nigam and Team
Location: Patani Business Center
Starring: Gajraj Rao, Jitendra Kumar
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Jeetu helps his father book an Ola and then the conversation gets “awkward”.
Directed by: Prem Mistry
Written by: Abhishek Yadav, Nishad Javeri
Executive Producer: Arun Kumar
Creative Producer: Shreyansh Pandey
DOP: Alpesh Nagar, Vineeth Srinivasan
Edited and Colour Graded by: Gaurav Gopal Jha
Art : Abhimanyu Jai, Gaurob Banerjee
Music: Kartik Rao
Graphics: Ravi Kachadiya
1st Assistant Director: Abhinav Anand, Divyajot Singh
Sound Recordist: Rajesh Pradhan
Post Production Manager: Gaurav Rungta
Marketing Team: Vineet Kanabar, Aakash Chaturvedi, Vijay Naidu
Line Producer: Ajay Soni
Production Manager: Aanup Doshi
Unit Production Manager: Ashish Garhwal
Asst. Editor: Divyajyot Singh
Social Media: Brijesh Muliya, Milan Barsopia
Costumes: Subhasmita Chakrabarti
Brand Solutions Executive: Sarjita Jain
Production Executives: Ankit Mahanta, Santosh Lokhande
Make-up: Sanja Nigam and Team
Location: Patani Business Center
Starring: Gajraj Rao, Jitendra Kumar
- published: 07 Dec 2016
- views: 1102694
D.C. Taxi Heist: How a new law would screw drivers and riders
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:17
- Updated: 07 Jul 2011
- views: 28209
Washington, D.C. is considering a bill that would require every cab driver in the city to own a special permit called a medallion. The total number of medallion...
Washington, D.C. is considering a bill that would require every cab driver in the city to own a special permit called a medallion. The total number of medallions would be capped at 4,000, which would reduce the current number of cabs by more than one-third and put thousands of drivers out of business. (The city government has no idea how many licensed cabs are in the district, though estimates range from 6,500 to 10,000.)
If that weren't bad enough, most drivers wouldn't have the option of buying a medallion. The first set of medallions would be offered for sale to the minority of cabbies who have been driving for at least five years and who live in Washington D.C. (Again the city government has no idea how many current drivers meet this criteria, but rising real estate prices and weak city services have led many drivers to leave the district.)
Who will be offered the next set of medallions, according to the bill? That would be cab companies, who could then rent medallions to drivers. This system would destroy the relatively open-access taxi industry in D.C., in which the majority of drivers are owner-operators free to make their own schedules and keep whatever money they earn on the job. In cities such as New York and Boston, drivers pay upwards of $800 a week to rent their medallions.
Cab riders would also suffer under the new regime. Reducing the number of taxis on the street will make it harder to catch a cab, especially in non-tourist neighborhoods and areas far from business districts. And the medallion system will almost certainly drive up prices. A 2010 study by D.C.'s own Department of Finance found that fares in cities with medallion systems are 25 percent higher on average than in cities in which the supply of cabs isn't restricted.
Given all that, why would the nation's capital consider implementing such a system? D.C.'s medallion bill was written by lobbyist and former city councilman John Ray, who was hired by taxi magnate Jerry Schaeffer. Ray has worked as a lawyer for councilman Harry Thomas, and it was Thomas who introduced Ray's bill in the city council. The other major sponsor of the bill: Council member Marion Barry, the former mayor best known for his 1990 arrest for smoking crack in a hotel room with a girlfriend.
In a recent letter in the Washington Post, Ray argued that because the cab industry is open entry and unregulated it's been susceptible to corruption. But in practice the DC taxi commission, which currently regulates the industry, has its own history of corruption. And the commission is so wary of scrutiny that when reporter Pete Tucker snapped a photo on his cellphone at a recent public meeting he was dragged out and arrested.
Reason.tv Producer Jim Epstein captured Tucker's arrest on his mobile phone. Later, Epstein was also arrested after resisting attempts by the taxi commission and us park police to confiscate his camera phone. When Tucker was arrested, cab drivers, stormed out of the meeting in protest.
For more on the medallion bill, read Reason's Sam Staley in the Washington Post on medallions, and on how regulation has spawned corruption in D.C.'s taxi industry.
Produced by Jim Epstein, with help from Kyle Blaine, Lucas Newman, and Jack Gillespie. Narrated by Nick Gillespie.
Approximately 6 minutes.
Go to http://Reason.tv for downloadable versions, and subscribe to our YouTube Channel to receive notifications when new material goes live.
https://wn.com/D.C._Taxi_Heist_How_A_New_Law_Would_Screw_Drivers_And_Riders
Washington, D.C. is considering a bill that would require every cab driver in the city to own a special permit called a medallion. The total number of medallions would be capped at 4,000, which would reduce the current number of cabs by more than one-third and put thousands of drivers out of business. (The city government has no idea how many licensed cabs are in the district, though estimates range from 6,500 to 10,000.)
If that weren't bad enough, most drivers wouldn't have the option of buying a medallion. The first set of medallions would be offered for sale to the minority of cabbies who have been driving for at least five years and who live in Washington D.C. (Again the city government has no idea how many current drivers meet this criteria, but rising real estate prices and weak city services have led many drivers to leave the district.)
Who will be offered the next set of medallions, according to the bill? That would be cab companies, who could then rent medallions to drivers. This system would destroy the relatively open-access taxi industry in D.C., in which the majority of drivers are owner-operators free to make their own schedules and keep whatever money they earn on the job. In cities such as New York and Boston, drivers pay upwards of $800 a week to rent their medallions.
Cab riders would also suffer under the new regime. Reducing the number of taxis on the street will make it harder to catch a cab, especially in non-tourist neighborhoods and areas far from business districts. And the medallion system will almost certainly drive up prices. A 2010 study by D.C.'s own Department of Finance found that fares in cities with medallion systems are 25 percent higher on average than in cities in which the supply of cabs isn't restricted.
Given all that, why would the nation's capital consider implementing such a system? D.C.'s medallion bill was written by lobbyist and former city councilman John Ray, who was hired by taxi magnate Jerry Schaeffer. Ray has worked as a lawyer for councilman Harry Thomas, and it was Thomas who introduced Ray's bill in the city council. The other major sponsor of the bill: Council member Marion Barry, the former mayor best known for his 1990 arrest for smoking crack in a hotel room with a girlfriend.
In a recent letter in the Washington Post, Ray argued that because the cab industry is open entry and unregulated it's been susceptible to corruption. But in practice the DC taxi commission, which currently regulates the industry, has its own history of corruption. And the commission is so wary of scrutiny that when reporter Pete Tucker snapped a photo on his cellphone at a recent public meeting he was dragged out and arrested.
Reason.tv Producer Jim Epstein captured Tucker's arrest on his mobile phone. Later, Epstein was also arrested after resisting attempts by the taxi commission and us park police to confiscate his camera phone. When Tucker was arrested, cab drivers, stormed out of the meeting in protest.
For more on the medallion bill, read Reason's Sam Staley in the Washington Post on medallions, and on how regulation has spawned corruption in D.C.'s taxi industry.
Produced by Jim Epstein, with help from Kyle Blaine, Lucas Newman, and Jack Gillespie. Narrated by Nick Gillespie.
Approximately 6 minutes.
Go to http://Reason.tv for downloadable versions, and subscribe to our YouTube Channel to receive notifications when new material goes live.
- published: 07 Jul 2011
- views: 28209
Night on Earth - Rome (Roberto Benigni)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 26:19
- Updated: 09 May 2012
- views: 606917
Taxi ride in Rome
from: Night On Earth (1991)
by: Jim Jarmusch
Roberto Benigni as Gino (taxi driver)
Paolo Bonacelli as Priest (passenger)
music: Tom W...
Taxi ride in Rome
from: Night On Earth (1991)
by: Jim Jarmusch
Roberto Benigni as Gino (taxi driver)
Paolo Bonacelli as Priest (passenger)
music: Tom Waits
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Taxi ride in Rome
from: Night On Earth (1991)
by: Jim Jarmusch
Roberto Benigni as Gino (taxi driver)
Paolo Bonacelli as Priest (passenger)
music: Tom Waits
- published: 09 May 2012
- views: 606917
-
Legal quirk under humanitarian law leaves ‘doctors driving cabs’
There is an “anomaly” in the UK’s asylum system whereby people under so-called ‘humanitarian protection’ lack the same rights as refugees when it comes to accessing higher education, despite both groups fleeing persecution and similar traumas. Like what you see? Please subscribe http://youtube.com/RTUKnews FOLLOW ON TWITTER: http://twitter.com/RTUKnews FOLLOW ON FACEBOOK: http://fb.com/RTUKnews READ MORE http://rt.com/uk/ WATCH LIVE: http://rt.com/on-air/rt-uk-air/
published: 02 May 2017 -
Why are cabs able to break the law
If you've ever received a ticket, this will make you wonder why? Why is it these taxis totally ignore the posted signs that say no stopping, standing - no parking, drop off only. Not only do I see taxis ignoring these postings, I see it week after week on many streets. Taking it even further, the cabs will double park blocking 2 lanes of traffic during morning & evening rush hour. This video displays the taxis breaking the law with a police vehicle at the location. One of the taxi drivers is using his cell phone without care or concern about being told to move or receiving a ticket. Why would these drivers have such comfort as if they are above the law? As someone that has been parked on an isolated, off road, side residential street that basically would not have easy access to, I re...
published: 22 Nov 2015 -
Barfi's Laws | Office Comedy | Madras Meter
Vatsan is no ordinary scientist. He tracks disasters and predicts their outcomes like no one else. As an act of social service his latest subject is Office Setups. Barfi's laws based on Murphy's laws state that all that can go wrong, will go wrong. Mishaps, fails, lucky saves and divine intervention feature as the key roles in this video. You name it and we cover it - alright, perhaps not everything but you’d be hard-pressed not to facepalm throughout this video, not so due to the contents of the video, but the more probable reason being similar experiences from your own past. Barfi - the long lost cousin of Murphy - seeks attention for all the years of passivity. All that Barfi promises in return are amusements and perhaps a little embarrassment. Barphi’s Love Law: You’re always lookin...
published: 30 Oct 2015 -
CABS & SPA - Operation DARTH WADER - Action against illegal bird trapping on Malta & Gozo / Dotterel
In September 2013 CABS volunteers and members of the Foundation Pro Biodiversity (Stiftung Pro Artenvielfal - SPA) filmed a bird trapper who was trapping protected dotterel (Charadrius morinellus / Mornellregenpfeifer) with two huge clap net installations on Gozo (Malta). The Bird Guards team filmed a man in a blue T-shirt - probably in his late twenties - activating a clap net and setting out cages containing live decoy birds. Shortly before the arrival of the police the man received a phone call and began to deactivate the nets. As he realised that the officers had almost reached the site, he panicked and fled with the birds in their cages. His flight did not rescue him from the long arm of the Maltese law however... When the police arrived on the site they discovered four 50 m long c...
published: 20 Nov 2013 -
New Law Proposes Meters In All Burlington Cabs
published: 22 Mar 2011 -
Unmarked lorry
Police are using an unmarked lorry to try and improve driving standards on the county's main roads. Two officers have been trained to drive the cab section of an HGV to crack down on truckers and car drivers who use a mobile phone behind the wheel and refuse to wear seatbelts. The height of the unmarked lorry means officers have ideal vantage points looking into other trucks, cars and vans. While one officer drives the grey Mercedes Actros, the other keeps watch from the passenger seat and uses a radio to pass information to other nearby officers patrolling on bike or by car who can stop the offending drivers. The officers also deal with general policing matters and help with major operations as well as keeping watch for suspicious activity near bridges during their patrols on...
published: 20 Feb 2013 -
Crash Test Month: London Black Taxi
Welcome to Fifth Gear Crash Test Month! In our fifth video, we show the dangers of travelling in a Black Cab and how UK law prevents children having restraints in a taxi. For more fantastic car reviews, shoot-outs and all your favourite Fifth Gear moments, subscribe to our Official Channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/fifthgearuk
published: 16 Dec 2014 -
TVF's How To Train Your Dad: Booking A Cab
Download TVF Play App: Android: http://bit.ly/tvfplayandroid iOS: http://bit.ly/tvfplayios 9Apps: http://bit.ly/tvfplay9apps Jeetu helps his father book an Ola and then the conversation gets “awkward”. Directed by: Prem Mistry Written by: Abhishek Yadav, Nishad Javeri Executive Producer: Arun Kumar Creative Producer: Shreyansh Pandey DOP: Alpesh Nagar, Vineeth Srinivasan Edited and Colour Graded by: Gaurav Gopal Jha Art : Abhimanyu Jai, Gaurob Banerjee Music: Kartik Rao Graphics: Ravi Kachadiya 1st Assistant Director: Abhinav Anand, Divyajot Singh Sound Recordist: Rajesh Pradhan Post Production Manager: Gaurav Rungta Marketing Team: Vineet Kanabar, Aakash Chaturvedi, Vijay Naidu Line Producer: Ajay Soni Production Manager: Aanup Doshi Unit Production Manager: Ashish Garhwal Asst. Edit...
published: 07 Dec 2016 -
D.C. Taxi Heist: How a new law would screw drivers and riders
Washington, D.C. is considering a bill that would require every cab driver in the city to own a special permit called a medallion. The total number of medallions would be capped at 4,000, which would reduce the current number of cabs by more than one-third and put thousands of drivers out of business. (The city government has no idea how many licensed cabs are in the district, though estimates range from 6,500 to 10,000.) If that weren't bad enough, most drivers wouldn't have the option of buying a medallion. The first set of medallions would be offered for sale to the minority of cabbies who have been driving for at least five years and who live in Washington D.C. (Again the city government has no idea how many current drivers meet this criteria, but rising real estate prices and weak ci...
published: 07 Jul 2011 -
Night on Earth - Rome (Roberto Benigni)
Taxi ride in Rome from: Night On Earth (1991) by: Jim Jarmusch Roberto Benigni as Gino (taxi driver) Paolo Bonacelli as Priest (passenger) music: Tom Waits
published: 09 May 2012
Legal quirk under humanitarian law leaves ‘doctors driving cabs’
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:11
- Updated: 02 May 2017
- views: 460
There is an “anomaly” in the UK’s asylum system whereby people under so-called ‘humanitarian protection’ lack the same rights as refugees when it comes to acces...
There is an “anomaly” in the UK’s asylum system whereby people under so-called ‘humanitarian protection’ lack the same rights as refugees when it comes to accessing higher education, despite both groups fleeing persecution and similar traumas.
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There is an “anomaly” in the UK’s asylum system whereby people under so-called ‘humanitarian protection’ lack the same rights as refugees when it comes to accessing higher education, despite both groups fleeing persecution and similar traumas.
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- published: 02 May 2017
- views: 460
Why are cabs able to break the law
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:43
- Updated: 22 Nov 2015
- views: 18
If you've ever received a ticket, this will make you wonder why? Why is it these taxis totally ignore the posted signs that say no stopping, standing - no parki...
If you've ever received a ticket, this will make you wonder why? Why is it these taxis totally ignore the posted signs that say no stopping, standing - no parking, drop off only. Not only do I see taxis ignoring these postings, I see it week after week on many streets. Taking it even further, the cabs will double park blocking 2 lanes of traffic during morning & evening rush hour. This video displays the taxis breaking the law with a police vehicle at the location. One of the taxi drivers is using his cell phone without care or concern about being told to move or receiving a ticket. Why would these drivers have such comfort as if they are above the law? As someone that has been parked on an isolated, off road, side residential street that basically would not have easy access to, I received a ticket. This matter has me as a citizen question: are certain individuals "better" than the next and receive a "pass"? What actions will be taken regarding this matter? A news report disclosed the medallions required for cabs to be able to operate cost $300,000 - with displays such as this video documents, makes you wonder what that fee actually covers. I will keep you informed as I continue to investigate & report. If you get a ticket, this is material to fight for being treated equally. PASS IT ON
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If you've ever received a ticket, this will make you wonder why? Why is it these taxis totally ignore the posted signs that say no stopping, standing - no parking, drop off only. Not only do I see taxis ignoring these postings, I see it week after week on many streets. Taking it even further, the cabs will double park blocking 2 lanes of traffic during morning & evening rush hour. This video displays the taxis breaking the law with a police vehicle at the location. One of the taxi drivers is using his cell phone without care or concern about being told to move or receiving a ticket. Why would these drivers have such comfort as if they are above the law? As someone that has been parked on an isolated, off road, side residential street that basically would not have easy access to, I received a ticket. This matter has me as a citizen question: are certain individuals "better" than the next and receive a "pass"? What actions will be taken regarding this matter? A news report disclosed the medallions required for cabs to be able to operate cost $300,000 - with displays such as this video documents, makes you wonder what that fee actually covers. I will keep you informed as I continue to investigate & report. If you get a ticket, this is material to fight for being treated equally. PASS IT ON
- published: 22 Nov 2015
- views: 18
Barfi's Laws | Office Comedy | Madras Meter
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:33
- Updated: 30 Oct 2015
- views: 123876
Vatsan is no ordinary scientist. He tracks disasters and predicts their outcomes like no one else. As an act of social service his latest subject is Office Setu...
Vatsan is no ordinary scientist. He tracks disasters and predicts their outcomes like no one else. As an act of social service his latest subject is Office Setups. Barfi's laws based on Murphy's laws state that all that can go wrong, will go wrong.
Mishaps, fails, lucky saves and divine intervention feature as the key roles in this video. You name it and we cover it - alright, perhaps not everything but you’d be hard-pressed not to facepalm throughout this video, not so due to the contents of the video, but the more probable reason being similar experiences from your own past. Barfi - the long lost cousin of Murphy - seeks attention for all the years of passivity. All that Barfi promises in return are amusements and perhaps a little embarrassment.
Barphi’s Love Law: You’re always looking for it in the wrong place.
Barphi’s War Law: Your comrades are your worst enemies.
Barphi’s Law of Empathy: To gloat over the misfortunes of others.
Barphi’s Tech Law: With groundbreaking technology comes groundbreaking problems.
And on it goes...
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A Trendloud Creation
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Vatsan is no ordinary scientist. He tracks disasters and predicts their outcomes like no one else. As an act of social service his latest subject is Office Setups. Barfi's laws based on Murphy's laws state that all that can go wrong, will go wrong.
Mishaps, fails, lucky saves and divine intervention feature as the key roles in this video. You name it and we cover it - alright, perhaps not everything but you’d be hard-pressed not to facepalm throughout this video, not so due to the contents of the video, but the more probable reason being similar experiences from your own past. Barfi - the long lost cousin of Murphy - seeks attention for all the years of passivity. All that Barfi promises in return are amusements and perhaps a little embarrassment.
Barphi’s Love Law: You’re always looking for it in the wrong place.
Barphi’s War Law: Your comrades are your worst enemies.
Barphi’s Law of Empathy: To gloat over the misfortunes of others.
Barphi’s Tech Law: With groundbreaking technology comes groundbreaking problems.
And on it goes...
Special shout out to all the artists and don't forget to hit that subscribe button! Let us know what you think in the comments below!
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A Trendloud Creation
- published: 30 Oct 2015
- views: 123876
CABS & SPA - Operation DARTH WADER - Action against illegal bird trapping on Malta & Gozo / Dotterel
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:59
- Updated: 20 Nov 2013
- views: 10182
In September 2013 CABS volunteers and members of the Foundation Pro Biodiversity (Stiftung Pro Artenvielfal - SPA) filmed a bird trapper who was trapping protec...
In September 2013 CABS volunteers and members of the Foundation Pro Biodiversity (Stiftung Pro Artenvielfal - SPA) filmed a bird trapper who was trapping protected dotterel (Charadrius morinellus / Mornellregenpfeifer) with two huge clap net installations on Gozo (Malta). The Bird Guards team filmed a man in a blue T-shirt - probably in his late twenties - activating a clap net and setting out cages containing live decoy birds. Shortly before the arrival of the police the man received a phone call and began to deactivate the nets. As he realised that the officers had almost reached the site, he panicked and fled with the birds in their cages. His flight did not rescue him from the long arm of the Maltese law however...
When the police arrived on the site they discovered four 50 m long clap nets, a pond and plastic decoys and a single live Dotterel in a cage. After an exhaustive search of over an hour the Bird Guards found a further 6 cages and live birds that the man had discarded along the path of his hasty flight. The birds, three adult and four juvenile birds, which had been provided with neither feed nor water under a blazing sun, were seized by the police and, with assistance of the CABS team, transported to the police station in Victoria. Some of them are clearly in need of veterinary treatment. According to CABS the Dotterel is a plover species that enjoys strict protection under both the European bird protection guidelines as well as the African-Eurasian treaty on the protection of water birds (AEWA). The species breeds in the arctic tundra and passes through Malta on the way to its winter quarters in Africa, The birds are highly prized by Maltese trappers and collectors and it is believed that a living specimen can bring several hundred euros on the black market.
If you want to know more about illegal hunting or bird trapping on Malta visit our website: www.komitee.de or contact us (Email: CABS@komitee.de)
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Komitee gegen den Vogelmord e.V.
Committee Against Bird Slaughter (CABS)
Bundesgeschäftsstelle
An der Ziegelei 8, 53127 Bonn, Germany
Tel.: +49 228 66 55 21
Fax : +49 228 66 52 80
Email: komitee@komitee.de
Internet: http://www.komitee.de
Facebook (deutsch): www.facebook.com/Komitee.CABS
Facebook (english): www.facebook.com/CABS2011
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In September 2013 CABS volunteers and members of the Foundation Pro Biodiversity (Stiftung Pro Artenvielfal - SPA) filmed a bird trapper who was trapping protected dotterel (Charadrius morinellus / Mornellregenpfeifer) with two huge clap net installations on Gozo (Malta). The Bird Guards team filmed a man in a blue T-shirt - probably in his late twenties - activating a clap net and setting out cages containing live decoy birds. Shortly before the arrival of the police the man received a phone call and began to deactivate the nets. As he realised that the officers had almost reached the site, he panicked and fled with the birds in their cages. His flight did not rescue him from the long arm of the Maltese law however...
When the police arrived on the site they discovered four 50 m long clap nets, a pond and plastic decoys and a single live Dotterel in a cage. After an exhaustive search of over an hour the Bird Guards found a further 6 cages and live birds that the man had discarded along the path of his hasty flight. The birds, three adult and four juvenile birds, which had been provided with neither feed nor water under a blazing sun, were seized by the police and, with assistance of the CABS team, transported to the police station in Victoria. Some of them are clearly in need of veterinary treatment. According to CABS the Dotterel is a plover species that enjoys strict protection under both the European bird protection guidelines as well as the African-Eurasian treaty on the protection of water birds (AEWA). The species breeds in the arctic tundra and passes through Malta on the way to its winter quarters in Africa, The birds are highly prized by Maltese trappers and collectors and it is believed that a living specimen can bring several hundred euros on the black market.
If you want to know more about illegal hunting or bird trapping on Malta visit our website: www.komitee.de or contact us (Email: CABS@komitee.de)
--
Komitee gegen den Vogelmord e.V.
Committee Against Bird Slaughter (CABS)
Bundesgeschäftsstelle
An der Ziegelei 8, 53127 Bonn, Germany
Tel.: +49 228 66 55 21
Fax : +49 228 66 52 80
Email: komitee@komitee.de
Internet: http://www.komitee.de
Facebook (deutsch): www.facebook.com/Komitee.CABS
Facebook (english): www.facebook.com/CABS2011
- published: 20 Nov 2013
- views: 10182
New Law Proposes Meters In All Burlington Cabs
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:31
- Updated: 22 Mar 2011
- views: 32
- published: 22 Mar 2011
- views: 32
Unmarked lorry
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:29
- Updated: 20 Feb 2013
- views: 14795
Police are using an unmarked lorry to try and improve driving standards on the county's main roads.
Two officers have been trained to drive the cab section o...
Police are using an unmarked lorry to try and improve driving standards on the county's main roads.
Two officers have been trained to drive the cab section of an HGV to crack down on truckers and car drivers who use a mobile phone behind the wheel and refuse to wear seatbelts.
The height of the unmarked lorry means officers have ideal vantage points looking into other trucks, cars and vans.
While one officer drives the grey Mercedes Actros, the other keeps watch from the passenger seat and uses a radio to pass information to other nearby officers patrolling on bike or by car who can stop the offending drivers.
The officers also deal with general policing matters and help with major operations as well as keeping watch for suspicious activity near bridges during their patrols on the A12.
The lorry has been owned by Essex Police for many years and is normally used to haul a large trailer which has been converted into a mobile control centre for use at major incidents or events.
Adam Pipe, Essex Police's casualty reduction manager, said: "It is being used for road safety and general policing patrols and is especially useful for keeping an eye on lorry drivers and motorists who are not driving safely or are breaking the law by using phones and other devices or not wearing seat belts."
https://wn.com/Unmarked_Lorry
Police are using an unmarked lorry to try and improve driving standards on the county's main roads.
Two officers have been trained to drive the cab section of an HGV to crack down on truckers and car drivers who use a mobile phone behind the wheel and refuse to wear seatbelts.
The height of the unmarked lorry means officers have ideal vantage points looking into other trucks, cars and vans.
While one officer drives the grey Mercedes Actros, the other keeps watch from the passenger seat and uses a radio to pass information to other nearby officers patrolling on bike or by car who can stop the offending drivers.
The officers also deal with general policing matters and help with major operations as well as keeping watch for suspicious activity near bridges during their patrols on the A12.
The lorry has been owned by Essex Police for many years and is normally used to haul a large trailer which has been converted into a mobile control centre for use at major incidents or events.
Adam Pipe, Essex Police's casualty reduction manager, said: "It is being used for road safety and general policing patrols and is especially useful for keeping an eye on lorry drivers and motorists who are not driving safely or are breaking the law by using phones and other devices or not wearing seat belts."
- published: 20 Feb 2013
- views: 14795
Crash Test Month: London Black Taxi
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:43
- Updated: 16 Dec 2014
- views: 335282
Welcome to Fifth Gear Crash Test Month! In our fifth video, we show the dangers of travelling in a Black Cab and how UK law prevents children having restraints ...
Welcome to Fifth Gear Crash Test Month! In our fifth video, we show the dangers of travelling in a Black Cab and how UK law prevents children having restraints in a taxi.
For more fantastic car reviews, shoot-outs and all your favourite Fifth Gear moments, subscribe to our Official Channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/fifthgearuk
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Welcome to Fifth Gear Crash Test Month! In our fifth video, we show the dangers of travelling in a Black Cab and how UK law prevents children having restraints in a taxi.
For more fantastic car reviews, shoot-outs and all your favourite Fifth Gear moments, subscribe to our Official Channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/fifthgearuk
- published: 16 Dec 2014
- views: 335282
TVF's How To Train Your Dad: Booking A Cab
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:24
- Updated: 07 Dec 2016
- views: 1102694
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Jeetu helps his father book an Ola...
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Jeetu helps his father book an Ola and then the conversation gets “awkward”.
Directed by: Prem Mistry
Written by: Abhishek Yadav, Nishad Javeri
Executive Producer: Arun Kumar
Creative Producer: Shreyansh Pandey
DOP: Alpesh Nagar, Vineeth Srinivasan
Edited and Colour Graded by: Gaurav Gopal Jha
Art : Abhimanyu Jai, Gaurob Banerjee
Music: Kartik Rao
Graphics: Ravi Kachadiya
1st Assistant Director: Abhinav Anand, Divyajot Singh
Sound Recordist: Rajesh Pradhan
Post Production Manager: Gaurav Rungta
Marketing Team: Vineet Kanabar, Aakash Chaturvedi, Vijay Naidu
Line Producer: Ajay Soni
Production Manager: Aanup Doshi
Unit Production Manager: Ashish Garhwal
Asst. Editor: Divyajyot Singh
Social Media: Brijesh Muliya, Milan Barsopia
Costumes: Subhasmita Chakrabarti
Brand Solutions Executive: Sarjita Jain
Production Executives: Ankit Mahanta, Santosh Lokhande
Make-up: Sanja Nigam and Team
Location: Patani Business Center
Starring: Gajraj Rao, Jitendra Kumar
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Jeetu helps his father book an Ola and then the conversation gets “awkward”.
Directed by: Prem Mistry
Written by: Abhishek Yadav, Nishad Javeri
Executive Producer: Arun Kumar
Creative Producer: Shreyansh Pandey
DOP: Alpesh Nagar, Vineeth Srinivasan
Edited and Colour Graded by: Gaurav Gopal Jha
Art : Abhimanyu Jai, Gaurob Banerjee
Music: Kartik Rao
Graphics: Ravi Kachadiya
1st Assistant Director: Abhinav Anand, Divyajot Singh
Sound Recordist: Rajesh Pradhan
Post Production Manager: Gaurav Rungta
Marketing Team: Vineet Kanabar, Aakash Chaturvedi, Vijay Naidu
Line Producer: Ajay Soni
Production Manager: Aanup Doshi
Unit Production Manager: Ashish Garhwal
Asst. Editor: Divyajyot Singh
Social Media: Brijesh Muliya, Milan Barsopia
Costumes: Subhasmita Chakrabarti
Brand Solutions Executive: Sarjita Jain
Production Executives: Ankit Mahanta, Santosh Lokhande
Make-up: Sanja Nigam and Team
Location: Patani Business Center
Starring: Gajraj Rao, Jitendra Kumar
- published: 07 Dec 2016
- views: 1102694
D.C. Taxi Heist: How a new law would screw drivers and riders
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:17
- Updated: 07 Jul 2011
- views: 28209
Washington, D.C. is considering a bill that would require every cab driver in the city to own a special permit called a medallion. The total number of medallion...
Washington, D.C. is considering a bill that would require every cab driver in the city to own a special permit called a medallion. The total number of medallions would be capped at 4,000, which would reduce the current number of cabs by more than one-third and put thousands of drivers out of business. (The city government has no idea how many licensed cabs are in the district, though estimates range from 6,500 to 10,000.)
If that weren't bad enough, most drivers wouldn't have the option of buying a medallion. The first set of medallions would be offered for sale to the minority of cabbies who have been driving for at least five years and who live in Washington D.C. (Again the city government has no idea how many current drivers meet this criteria, but rising real estate prices and weak city services have led many drivers to leave the district.)
Who will be offered the next set of medallions, according to the bill? That would be cab companies, who could then rent medallions to drivers. This system would destroy the relatively open-access taxi industry in D.C., in which the majority of drivers are owner-operators free to make their own schedules and keep whatever money they earn on the job. In cities such as New York and Boston, drivers pay upwards of $800 a week to rent their medallions.
Cab riders would also suffer under the new regime. Reducing the number of taxis on the street will make it harder to catch a cab, especially in non-tourist neighborhoods and areas far from business districts. And the medallion system will almost certainly drive up prices. A 2010 study by D.C.'s own Department of Finance found that fares in cities with medallion systems are 25 percent higher on average than in cities in which the supply of cabs isn't restricted.
Given all that, why would the nation's capital consider implementing such a system? D.C.'s medallion bill was written by lobbyist and former city councilman John Ray, who was hired by taxi magnate Jerry Schaeffer. Ray has worked as a lawyer for councilman Harry Thomas, and it was Thomas who introduced Ray's bill in the city council. The other major sponsor of the bill: Council member Marion Barry, the former mayor best known for his 1990 arrest for smoking crack in a hotel room with a girlfriend.
In a recent letter in the Washington Post, Ray argued that because the cab industry is open entry and unregulated it's been susceptible to corruption. But in practice the DC taxi commission, which currently regulates the industry, has its own history of corruption. And the commission is so wary of scrutiny that when reporter Pete Tucker snapped a photo on his cellphone at a recent public meeting he was dragged out and arrested.
Reason.tv Producer Jim Epstein captured Tucker's arrest on his mobile phone. Later, Epstein was also arrested after resisting attempts by the taxi commission and us park police to confiscate his camera phone. When Tucker was arrested, cab drivers, stormed out of the meeting in protest.
For more on the medallion bill, read Reason's Sam Staley in the Washington Post on medallions, and on how regulation has spawned corruption in D.C.'s taxi industry.
Produced by Jim Epstein, with help from Kyle Blaine, Lucas Newman, and Jack Gillespie. Narrated by Nick Gillespie.
Approximately 6 minutes.
Go to http://Reason.tv for downloadable versions, and subscribe to our YouTube Channel to receive notifications when new material goes live.
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Washington, D.C. is considering a bill that would require every cab driver in the city to own a special permit called a medallion. The total number of medallions would be capped at 4,000, which would reduce the current number of cabs by more than one-third and put thousands of drivers out of business. (The city government has no idea how many licensed cabs are in the district, though estimates range from 6,500 to 10,000.)
If that weren't bad enough, most drivers wouldn't have the option of buying a medallion. The first set of medallions would be offered for sale to the minority of cabbies who have been driving for at least five years and who live in Washington D.C. (Again the city government has no idea how many current drivers meet this criteria, but rising real estate prices and weak city services have led many drivers to leave the district.)
Who will be offered the next set of medallions, according to the bill? That would be cab companies, who could then rent medallions to drivers. This system would destroy the relatively open-access taxi industry in D.C., in which the majority of drivers are owner-operators free to make their own schedules and keep whatever money they earn on the job. In cities such as New York and Boston, drivers pay upwards of $800 a week to rent their medallions.
Cab riders would also suffer under the new regime. Reducing the number of taxis on the street will make it harder to catch a cab, especially in non-tourist neighborhoods and areas far from business districts. And the medallion system will almost certainly drive up prices. A 2010 study by D.C.'s own Department of Finance found that fares in cities with medallion systems are 25 percent higher on average than in cities in which the supply of cabs isn't restricted.
Given all that, why would the nation's capital consider implementing such a system? D.C.'s medallion bill was written by lobbyist and former city councilman John Ray, who was hired by taxi magnate Jerry Schaeffer. Ray has worked as a lawyer for councilman Harry Thomas, and it was Thomas who introduced Ray's bill in the city council. The other major sponsor of the bill: Council member Marion Barry, the former mayor best known for his 1990 arrest for smoking crack in a hotel room with a girlfriend.
In a recent letter in the Washington Post, Ray argued that because the cab industry is open entry and unregulated it's been susceptible to corruption. But in practice the DC taxi commission, which currently regulates the industry, has its own history of corruption. And the commission is so wary of scrutiny that when reporter Pete Tucker snapped a photo on his cellphone at a recent public meeting he was dragged out and arrested.
Reason.tv Producer Jim Epstein captured Tucker's arrest on his mobile phone. Later, Epstein was also arrested after resisting attempts by the taxi commission and us park police to confiscate his camera phone. When Tucker was arrested, cab drivers, stormed out of the meeting in protest.
For more on the medallion bill, read Reason's Sam Staley in the Washington Post on medallions, and on how regulation has spawned corruption in D.C.'s taxi industry.
Produced by Jim Epstein, with help from Kyle Blaine, Lucas Newman, and Jack Gillespie. Narrated by Nick Gillespie.
Approximately 6 minutes.
Go to http://Reason.tv for downloadable versions, and subscribe to our YouTube Channel to receive notifications when new material goes live.
- published: 07 Jul 2011
- views: 28209
Night on Earth - Rome (Roberto Benigni)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 26:19
- Updated: 09 May 2012
- views: 606917
Taxi ride in Rome
from: Night On Earth (1991)
by: Jim Jarmusch
Roberto Benigni as Gino (taxi driver)
Paolo Bonacelli as Priest (passenger)
music: Tom W...
Taxi ride in Rome
from: Night On Earth (1991)
by: Jim Jarmusch
Roberto Benigni as Gino (taxi driver)
Paolo Bonacelli as Priest (passenger)
music: Tom Waits
https://wn.com/Night_On_Earth_Rome_(Roberto_Benigni)
Taxi ride in Rome
from: Night On Earth (1991)
by: Jim Jarmusch
Roberto Benigni as Gino (taxi driver)
Paolo Bonacelli as Priest (passenger)
music: Tom Waits
- published: 09 May 2012
- views: 606917
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Dallas trucking attorney Peyton Inge on cameras in truck cabs
In this interview on Road Dog Trucking News, Dallas trucking attorney Peyton Inge discusses the pros and cons of placing cameras in truck cabs, and other measures intended to reduce trucking accidents. Mr. Inge practices transportation law at the Dallas office of Chamblee, Ryan, Kershaw & Anderson, P.C., one of the leading U.S. law firms for defending trucking companies against lawsuits of all types. To learn more about the firm’s transportation law practice, please visit http://www.chambleeryan.com/practice-areas/industries/transportation/.
published: 17 Dec 2014 -
Night on Earth - Rome (Roberto Benigni)
Taxi ride in Rome from: Night On Earth (1991) by: Jim Jarmusch Roberto Benigni as Gino (taxi driver) Paolo Bonacelli as Priest (passenger) music: Tom Waits
published: 09 May 2012 -
Traffic And Buses Of London (1970)
London. A sightseeing tour by car - travelling shots of London streets. Various scenes showing London taxis (black cabs) and double decker buses weaving their way through ordinary traffic on the streets of London. Filmed from the front of a moving vehicle we see Trafalgar Square, Hyde Park Corner, Kensington (?), Albert Memorial, Kensington High Street, Regent's Park (?), Park Lane (?), C/Us of back of a number 16 bus headed for Neasden, advert on back for "The Tyrant King," Regent Street, Piccadilly Circus, Eros, Shaftesbury Avenue (?), Leicester Square, Nelson's Column, Trafalgar Square, the Strand, Buckingham Palace, Downing Street, the cenotaph, Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Westminster Bridge, River Thames, various inner city streets. People wave at the cameraman so may well ha...
published: 13 Apr 2014 -
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That Pedal Show – How To Mic Your Guitar Amp: Mic Types, Positions & All That Stuff
Welcome to That Pedal Show! Please subscribe to our channel and visit our store https://www.thatpedalshowstore.com Life too short for long YouTube videos? Please see the ‘Interesting bits and go-to sections’ information below. In this episode we take a trip through the basics and fundamentals of micing your guitar amp or cabinet. That’s to say putting a microphone in front of your speaker for the purposes of recording or live work. We cover three main areas. Firstly, common mic types including dynamic moving coil, dynamic ribbon and a large diaphragm condenser/capacitor. There are others, but these are the common types used for guitar amps. Secondly we look at mic position across the face of the speaker, and thirdly, mic distance away from the speaker, including a little bit on mixing ...
published: 07 Jul 2017 -
Living Without Laws: Slab City, USA
This bizarre, lawless land in the California desert is inhabited by drug addicts, eccentrics, army vets, hippies and just plain old weirdos. Slab City is referred to by its residents as "the last free place in America." Hosted by Ernie Quintero | Originally released in 2010 at http://vice.com Watch more VICE documentaries here: http://bit.ly/VICE-Presents Subscribe for videos that are actually good: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE Check out our full video catalog: http://www.youtube.com/user/vice/videos Videos, daily editorial and more: http://vice.com Like VICE on Facebook: http://fb.com/vice Follow VICE on Twitter: http://twitter.com/vice Read our tumblr: http://vicemag.tumblr.com
published: 15 May 2012 -
Mindset Retreat 2015: Mastering & Predicting Success and Invitation to CABS
http://clientattraction.com Fabienne Fredrickson presentation on mastering and predicting success and introduces the Client Attraction Business School.
published: 04 Nov 2015 -
Black Taxis - Full Documentary
Brendan, Gerald and Tom are former volunteers of the Irish Republican Army. For them, and for all Irish republicans, the time of the armed struggle is now over. - But how to live in peace after thirty years of war and sacrificed life? - How then rebuild his life that under the company, it remains a criminal? - And how to accept that peace does not look like victory? Today they are drivers of "Black Taxi" Republicans in the ghettos of Belfast. Black Taxis are one of the strongest symbols of resistance. They were created at the beginning of the war, when the British government decided to suspend the bus service which served these neighborhoods. In Belfast, the buses were driven by Protestants, who refused to risk their lives in these republican areas. The people were so organized, they ...
published: 25 Aug 2016 -
CABS Training: Benefits: Insurance and Retirement
Commissions and Boards Services (CABS) training session on the following topics: FEHB, FEGLI, TSP, FERS/CSRS Retirement and many other Federal benefits programs
published: 12 Jun 2015 -
BrianLehrer.tv: New Law Changes Taxi Service in NYC
We'll go in-depth on how a new law will change taxi service for those in wheelchairs, outer-borough residents, and everyone else with James Weisman of the United Spinal Association, City Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez, and former Chair of the Taxi & Limousine Commission Matthew Daus. Then, the FDA recently backed away from a promise to regulate the use of antibiotics in farm animals. We'll find out why and what this means for public health with Maryn McKenna, author of "Superbug," and Avinash Kar, Staff Attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council. Then U. Penn professor and author of "The Body Politic: The Battle Over Science in America" Jonathan Moreno examines the intersection of science and politics in the 2012 presidential race. And can New York's Silicon Alley ever take on Sil...
published: 11 Jan 2012
Dallas trucking attorney Peyton Inge on cameras in truck cabs
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 42:25
- Updated: 17 Dec 2014
- views: 496
In this interview on Road Dog Trucking News, Dallas trucking attorney Peyton Inge discusses the pros and cons of placing cameras in truck cabs, and other measur...
In this interview on Road Dog Trucking News, Dallas trucking attorney Peyton Inge discusses the pros and cons of placing cameras in truck cabs, and other measures intended to reduce trucking accidents. Mr. Inge practices transportation law at the Dallas office of Chamblee, Ryan, Kershaw & Anderson, P.C., one of the leading U.S. law firms for defending trucking companies against lawsuits of all types. To learn more about the firm’s transportation law practice, please visit http://www.chambleeryan.com/practice-areas/industries/transportation/.
https://wn.com/Dallas_Trucking_Attorney_Peyton_Inge_On_Cameras_In_Truck_Cabs
In this interview on Road Dog Trucking News, Dallas trucking attorney Peyton Inge discusses the pros and cons of placing cameras in truck cabs, and other measures intended to reduce trucking accidents. Mr. Inge practices transportation law at the Dallas office of Chamblee, Ryan, Kershaw & Anderson, P.C., one of the leading U.S. law firms for defending trucking companies against lawsuits of all types. To learn more about the firm’s transportation law practice, please visit http://www.chambleeryan.com/practice-areas/industries/transportation/.
- published: 17 Dec 2014
- views: 496
Night on Earth - Rome (Roberto Benigni)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 26:19
- Updated: 09 May 2012
- views: 606917
Taxi ride in Rome
from: Night On Earth (1991)
by: Jim Jarmusch
Roberto Benigni as Gino (taxi driver)
Paolo Bonacelli as Priest (passenger)
music: Tom W...
Taxi ride in Rome
from: Night On Earth (1991)
by: Jim Jarmusch
Roberto Benigni as Gino (taxi driver)
Paolo Bonacelli as Priest (passenger)
music: Tom Waits
https://wn.com/Night_On_Earth_Rome_(Roberto_Benigni)
Taxi ride in Rome
from: Night On Earth (1991)
by: Jim Jarmusch
Roberto Benigni as Gino (taxi driver)
Paolo Bonacelli as Priest (passenger)
music: Tom Waits
- published: 09 May 2012
- views: 606917
Traffic And Buses Of London (1970)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 23:07
- Updated: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 249606
London. A sightseeing tour by car - travelling shots of London streets.
Various scenes showing London taxis (black cabs) and double decker buses weaving the...
London. A sightseeing tour by car - travelling shots of London streets.
Various scenes showing London taxis (black cabs) and double decker buses weaving their way through ordinary traffic on the streets of London. Filmed from the front of a moving vehicle we see Trafalgar Square, Hyde Park Corner, Kensington (?), Albert Memorial, Kensington High Street, Regent's Park (?), Park Lane (?), C/Us of back of a number 16 bus headed for Neasden, advert on back for "The Tyrant King," Regent Street, Piccadilly Circus, Eros, Shaftesbury Avenue (?), Leicester Square, Nelson's Column, Trafalgar Square, the Strand, Buckingham Palace, Downing Street, the cenotaph, Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Westminster Bridge, River Thames, various inner city streets. People wave at the cameraman so may well have been shot by cameraman on top of a van.
Policeman is seen briefly, directing traffic. Bus has an advert on the side: "Rove Around with Rovers," - advertising a type of travel ticket. Very high angle shot of Westminster Bridge and Houses of Parliament (from tall building?). Camera follows bus along Embankment - advert on the side is for Ty-Phoo Tea. Another bus has an advertisement for Queen Anne Scotch Whisky. The front of a Shepherd's Bush bus is filmed from a vehicle in front. A Dulwich bound bus is filmed from a vehicle in front. C/U of radiator grill of bus. Has a London Transport plaque on the front of the bus, camera zooms in on the logo. Bank of England. St Paul's Cathedral. Law courts.
If you recognise any landmarks or streets not mentioned above, please let Pathe know.
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FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/
https://wn.com/Traffic_And_Buses_Of_London_(1970)
London. A sightseeing tour by car - travelling shots of London streets.
Various scenes showing London taxis (black cabs) and double decker buses weaving their way through ordinary traffic on the streets of London. Filmed from the front of a moving vehicle we see Trafalgar Square, Hyde Park Corner, Kensington (?), Albert Memorial, Kensington High Street, Regent's Park (?), Park Lane (?), C/Us of back of a number 16 bus headed for Neasden, advert on back for "The Tyrant King," Regent Street, Piccadilly Circus, Eros, Shaftesbury Avenue (?), Leicester Square, Nelson's Column, Trafalgar Square, the Strand, Buckingham Palace, Downing Street, the cenotaph, Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Westminster Bridge, River Thames, various inner city streets. People wave at the cameraman so may well have been shot by cameraman on top of a van.
Policeman is seen briefly, directing traffic. Bus has an advert on the side: "Rove Around with Rovers," - advertising a type of travel ticket. Very high angle shot of Westminster Bridge and Houses of Parliament (from tall building?). Camera follows bus along Embankment - advert on the side is for Ty-Phoo Tea. Another bus has an advertisement for Queen Anne Scotch Whisky. The front of a Shepherd's Bush bus is filmed from a vehicle in front. A Dulwich bound bus is filmed from a vehicle in front. C/U of radiator grill of bus. Has a London Transport plaque on the front of the bus, camera zooms in on the logo. Bank of England. St Paul's Cathedral. Law courts.
If you recognise any landmarks or streets not mentioned above, please let Pathe know.
FILM ID:3033.04
A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT'S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASCINATING INTERVIEWS, AND CLASSIC MOVIES. http://www.britishpathe.tv/
FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 249606
Just For Laughs Gags - Best Off
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:21:26
- Updated: 21 Oct 2014
- views: 17295054
GreenGeeks - only $3.95/month web hosts . UNLIMITED disk space, bandwidth... FREE DOMAIN :
https://www.greengeeks.com/track/cristirg/cp-default
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That Pedal Show – How To Mic Your Guitar Amp: Mic Types, Positions & All That Stuff
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 51:23
- Updated: 07 Jul 2017
- views: 44464
Welcome to That Pedal Show! Please subscribe to our channel and visit our store https://www.thatpedalshowstore.com
Life too short for long YouTube videos? Plea...
Welcome to That Pedal Show! Please subscribe to our channel and visit our store https://www.thatpedalshowstore.com
Life too short for long YouTube videos? Please see the ‘Interesting bits and go-to sections’ information below.
In this episode we take a trip through the basics and fundamentals of micing your guitar amp or cabinet. That’s to say putting a microphone in front of your speaker for the purposes of recording or live work.
We cover three main areas. Firstly, common mic types including dynamic moving coil, dynamic ribbon and a large diaphragm condenser/capacitor. There are others, but these are the common types used for guitar amps.
Secondly we look at mic position across the face of the speaker, and thirdly, mic distance away from the speaker, including a little bit on mixing mics. We even play over some short backing tracks to demonstrate!
We don’t get into audio post processing or EQ: this is just about mics on guitar amps and cabs.
If you mic amps regularly you will know all this stuff already. If you don’t, you might just find it illuminating. Enjoy the episode!
PLEASE NOTE: We haven’t talked about preamps, input gain, signal strength or anything else like that in this video. The principles of plugging mics into a desk/recorder are the same as recording anything else. You need to set the optimum input gain for a decent signal without overloading the preamp. If you would like to delve more deeply into this, including understanding how modern DAWs differ from traditional analogue gear, this is a brilliant article from our friends at Sound On Sound magazine: http://www.soundonsound.com/techniques/gain-staging-your-daw-software
Gear in this episode…
• Fender Hot Rod Deluxe
UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2nuCUpj
USA: http://bit.ly/2nyLyQw
• Sennheiser e906 mic
UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2tPloz3
• Sontronics Delta ribbon mic
UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2swi3kk
• Sontronics Orpheus condenser mic
UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2tP7b4U
• Zoom F8 Recorder
UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2tP2l7T
* Why do we have preferred retailer links? Find out here: http://www.thatpedalshow.com/partners
Interesting bits and go-to sections…
- Intro & background: 00:00
- The three things we’re doing today: 2:50
- Moving coil, ribbon and capacitor mics: 4:25 & 5:40 (sounds at 8:38)
- How do you choose a mic? 10:35
- Gain sounds with the three mics: 14:34
- Mic position across the face of the speaker? 15:50 (sounds at 17:00 and 18:48)
- As above, but with a gainy sound: 20:30
- Distance micing and room sound discussion: 24:30
- Polar patterns: 25:48
- Distance micing with a clean sound examples: 27:50
- Square law? 31:20
- THERE IS NO RIGHT WAY! 33:20
- Distance micing with a gained sound examples: 33:48
- How we mic amps for That Pedal Show: 37:45
- The Room mic: 40:03
- Mic positions including some backing track action: 44:03
- Phase?: 47:10
Guitars in this episode
• Fender Custom Shop ’63 Telecaster – watch Dan’s video at http://bit.ly/2dlZJ6K
Collings 360LT with Lollar Gold Foil pickups
We hope you enjoy this video. Please subscribe to our channel.
You may even want to buy a T-shirt to support our efforts https://www.thatpedalshowstore.com
We are also on Patreon – crowdfunding for creatives
https://www.patreon.com/ThatPedalShow
Please visit our preferred retailers!
UK & Europe: Andertons Music http://bit.ly/2cRvIvt
USA: Riff City Guitar & Music Company http://bit.ly/2cyOYjD
Australia: Pedal Empire http://bit.ly/2mWmJQf
https://wn.com/That_Pedal_Show_–_How_To_Mic_Your_Guitar_Amp_Mic_Types,_Positions_All_That_Stuff
Welcome to That Pedal Show! Please subscribe to our channel and visit our store https://www.thatpedalshowstore.com
Life too short for long YouTube videos? Please see the ‘Interesting bits and go-to sections’ information below.
In this episode we take a trip through the basics and fundamentals of micing your guitar amp or cabinet. That’s to say putting a microphone in front of your speaker for the purposes of recording or live work.
We cover three main areas. Firstly, common mic types including dynamic moving coil, dynamic ribbon and a large diaphragm condenser/capacitor. There are others, but these are the common types used for guitar amps.
Secondly we look at mic position across the face of the speaker, and thirdly, mic distance away from the speaker, including a little bit on mixing mics. We even play over some short backing tracks to demonstrate!
We don’t get into audio post processing or EQ: this is just about mics on guitar amps and cabs.
If you mic amps regularly you will know all this stuff already. If you don’t, you might just find it illuminating. Enjoy the episode!
PLEASE NOTE: We haven’t talked about preamps, input gain, signal strength or anything else like that in this video. The principles of plugging mics into a desk/recorder are the same as recording anything else. You need to set the optimum input gain for a decent signal without overloading the preamp. If you would like to delve more deeply into this, including understanding how modern DAWs differ from traditional analogue gear, this is a brilliant article from our friends at Sound On Sound magazine: http://www.soundonsound.com/techniques/gain-staging-your-daw-software
Gear in this episode…
• Fender Hot Rod Deluxe
UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2nuCUpj
USA: http://bit.ly/2nyLyQw
• Sennheiser e906 mic
UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2tPloz3
• Sontronics Delta ribbon mic
UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2swi3kk
• Sontronics Orpheus condenser mic
UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2tP7b4U
• Zoom F8 Recorder
UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2tP2l7T
* Why do we have preferred retailer links? Find out here: http://www.thatpedalshow.com/partners
Interesting bits and go-to sections…
- Intro & background: 00:00
- The three things we’re doing today: 2:50
- Moving coil, ribbon and capacitor mics: 4:25 & 5:40 (sounds at 8:38)
- How do you choose a mic? 10:35
- Gain sounds with the three mics: 14:34
- Mic position across the face of the speaker? 15:50 (sounds at 17:00 and 18:48)
- As above, but with a gainy sound: 20:30
- Distance micing and room sound discussion: 24:30
- Polar patterns: 25:48
- Distance micing with a clean sound examples: 27:50
- Square law? 31:20
- THERE IS NO RIGHT WAY! 33:20
- Distance micing with a gained sound examples: 33:48
- How we mic amps for That Pedal Show: 37:45
- The Room mic: 40:03
- Mic positions including some backing track action: 44:03
- Phase?: 47:10
Guitars in this episode
• Fender Custom Shop ’63 Telecaster – watch Dan’s video at http://bit.ly/2dlZJ6K
Collings 360LT with Lollar Gold Foil pickups
We hope you enjoy this video. Please subscribe to our channel.
You may even want to buy a T-shirt to support our efforts https://www.thatpedalshowstore.com
We are also on Patreon – crowdfunding for creatives
https://www.patreon.com/ThatPedalShow
Please visit our preferred retailers!
UK & Europe: Andertons Music http://bit.ly/2cRvIvt
USA: Riff City Guitar & Music Company http://bit.ly/2cyOYjD
Australia: Pedal Empire http://bit.ly/2mWmJQf
- published: 07 Jul 2017
- views: 44464
Living Without Laws: Slab City, USA
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 20:45
- Updated: 15 May 2012
- views: 6759985
This bizarre, lawless land in the California desert is inhabited by drug addicts, eccentrics, army vets, hippies and just plain old weirdos. Slab City is referr...
This bizarre, lawless land in the California desert is inhabited by drug addicts, eccentrics, army vets, hippies and just plain old weirdos. Slab City is referred to by its residents as "the last free place in America."
Hosted by Ernie Quintero | Originally released in 2010 at http://vice.com
Watch more VICE documentaries here: http://bit.ly/VICE-Presents
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This bizarre, lawless land in the California desert is inhabited by drug addicts, eccentrics, army vets, hippies and just plain old weirdos. Slab City is referred to by its residents as "the last free place in America."
Hosted by Ernie Quintero | Originally released in 2010 at http://vice.com
Watch more VICE documentaries here: http://bit.ly/VICE-Presents
Subscribe for videos that are actually good: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE
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- published: 15 May 2012
- views: 6759985
Mindset Retreat 2015: Mastering & Predicting Success and Invitation to CABS
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 58:31
- Updated: 04 Nov 2015
- views: 203
http://clientattraction.com Fabienne Fredrickson presentation on mastering and predicting success and introduces the Client Attraction Business School.
http://clientattraction.com Fabienne Fredrickson presentation on mastering and predicting success and introduces the Client Attraction Business School.
https://wn.com/Mindset_Retreat_2015_Mastering_Predicting_Success_And_Invitation_To_Cabs
http://clientattraction.com Fabienne Fredrickson presentation on mastering and predicting success and introduces the Client Attraction Business School.
- published: 04 Nov 2015
- views: 203
Black Taxis - Full Documentary
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 56:47
- Updated: 25 Aug 2016
- views: 52205
Brendan, Gerald and Tom are former volunteers of the Irish Republican Army. For them, and for all Irish republicans, the time of the armed struggle is now over....
Brendan, Gerald and Tom are former volunteers of the Irish Republican Army. For them, and for all Irish republicans, the time of the armed struggle is now over.
- But how to live in peace after thirty years of war and sacrificed life?
- How then rebuild his life that under the company, it remains a criminal?
- And how to accept that peace does not look like victory?
Today they are drivers of "Black Taxi"
Republicans in the ghettos of Belfast.
Black Taxis are one of the strongest symbols of resistance. They were created at the beginning of the war, when the British government decided to suspend the bus service which served these neighborhoods.
In Belfast, the buses were driven by Protestants, who refused to risk their lives in these republican areas. The people were so organized, they bought old taxis to make their transit.
These taxis are still today their privileged transportation, 7/7, from morning to night, plying the same route.
Riding a Black Taxi is one of the few possible jobs for former prisoners. Moreover,
this Community transport system was also created in order to give them work.
These trips represent confinement and lack of horizon of a generation that has spent the first half of his life in war, in combat or in prison.
This film shows the loneliness, the loneliness of a day of war and the passing history and
Un film d'Elisabeth Jonniaux
Produit par Marie Hélène Ranc
https://wn.com/Black_Taxis_Full_Documentary
Brendan, Gerald and Tom are former volunteers of the Irish Republican Army. For them, and for all Irish republicans, the time of the armed struggle is now over.
- But how to live in peace after thirty years of war and sacrificed life?
- How then rebuild his life that under the company, it remains a criminal?
- And how to accept that peace does not look like victory?
Today they are drivers of "Black Taxi"
Republicans in the ghettos of Belfast.
Black Taxis are one of the strongest symbols of resistance. They were created at the beginning of the war, when the British government decided to suspend the bus service which served these neighborhoods.
In Belfast, the buses were driven by Protestants, who refused to risk their lives in these republican areas. The people were so organized, they bought old taxis to make their transit.
These taxis are still today their privileged transportation, 7/7, from morning to night, plying the same route.
Riding a Black Taxi is one of the few possible jobs for former prisoners. Moreover,
this Community transport system was also created in order to give them work.
These trips represent confinement and lack of horizon of a generation that has spent the first half of his life in war, in combat or in prison.
This film shows the loneliness, the loneliness of a day of war and the passing history and
Un film d'Elisabeth Jonniaux
Produit par Marie Hélène Ranc
- published: 25 Aug 2016
- views: 52205
CABS Training: Benefits: Insurance and Retirement
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 43:17
- Updated: 12 Jun 2015
- views: 118
Commissions and Boards Services (CABS) training session on the following topics: FEHB, FEGLI, TSP, FERS/CSRS Retirement and many other Federal benefits programs...
Commissions and Boards Services (CABS) training session on the following topics: FEHB, FEGLI, TSP, FERS/CSRS Retirement and many other Federal benefits programs
https://wn.com/Cabs_Training_Benefits_Insurance_And_Retirement
Commissions and Boards Services (CABS) training session on the following topics: FEHB, FEGLI, TSP, FERS/CSRS Retirement and many other Federal benefits programs
- published: 12 Jun 2015
- views: 118
BrianLehrer.tv: New Law Changes Taxi Service in NYC
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 57:51
- Updated: 11 Jan 2012
- views: 462
We'll go in-depth on how a new law will change taxi service for those in wheelchairs, outer-borough residents, and everyone else with James Weisman of the Unite...
We'll go in-depth on how a new law will change taxi service for those in wheelchairs, outer-borough residents, and everyone else with James Weisman of the United Spinal Association, City Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez, and former Chair of the Taxi & Limousine Commission Matthew Daus. Then, the FDA recently backed away from a promise to regulate the use of antibiotics in farm animals. We'll find out why and what this means for public health with Maryn McKenna, author of "Superbug," and Avinash Kar, Staff Attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council. Then U. Penn professor and author of "The Body Politic: The Battle Over Science in America" Jonathan Moreno examines the intersection of science and politics in the 2012 presidential race. And can New York's Silicon Alley ever take on Silicon Valley? CUNY Graduate School of Journalism's Greg David, David Tisch of TechStars NYC, and Jason Calacanis o f "This Week in Startups" take on the question.
Taped: 01-09-12
Brian Lehrer, the popular host of WNYC's Brian Lehrer Show, hosts an hour-long weekly television program on CUNY TV , where web video meets the issues.
Watch more BrianLehrer.TV at www.cuny.tv/show/brianlehrer
https://wn.com/Brianlehrer.Tv_New_Law_Changes_Taxi_Service_In_NYC
We'll go in-depth on how a new law will change taxi service for those in wheelchairs, outer-borough residents, and everyone else with James Weisman of the United Spinal Association, City Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez, and former Chair of the Taxi & Limousine Commission Matthew Daus. Then, the FDA recently backed away from a promise to regulate the use of antibiotics in farm animals. We'll find out why and what this means for public health with Maryn McKenna, author of "Superbug," and Avinash Kar, Staff Attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council. Then U. Penn professor and author of "The Body Politic: The Battle Over Science in America" Jonathan Moreno examines the intersection of science and politics in the 2012 presidential race. And can New York's Silicon Alley ever take on Silicon Valley? CUNY Graduate School of Journalism's Greg David, David Tisch of TechStars NYC, and Jason Calacanis o f "This Week in Startups" take on the question.
Taped: 01-09-12
Brian Lehrer, the popular host of WNYC's Brian Lehrer Show, hosts an hour-long weekly television program on CUNY TV , where web video meets the issues.
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Legal quirk under humanitarian law leaves ‘doctors driving cabs’
There is an “anomaly” in the UK’s asylum system whereby people under so-called ‘humanitari...
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Legal quirk under humanitarian law leaves ‘doctors driving cabs’
Legal quirk under humanitarian law leaves ‘doctors driving cabs’
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Why are cabs able to break the law
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Barfi's Laws | Office Comedy | Madras Meter
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CABS & SPA - Operation DARTH WADER - Action against illegal bird trapping on Malta & Gozo / Dotterel
In September 2013 CABS volunteers and members of the Foundation Pro Biodiversity (Stiftung...
published: 20 Nov 2013
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New Law Proposes Meters In All Burlington Cabs
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New Law Proposes Meters In All Burlington Cabs
New Law Proposes Meters In All Burlington Cabs
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Unmarked lorry
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Crash Test Month: London Black Taxi
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TVF's How To Train Your Dad: Booking A Cab
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D.C. Taxi Heist: How a new law would screw drivers and riders
Washington, D.C. is considering a bill that would require every cab driver in the city to ...
published: 07 Jul 2011
D.C. Taxi Heist: How a new law would screw drivers and riders
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Night on Earth - Rome (Roberto Benigni)
Taxi ride in Rome
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Legal quirk under humanitarian law leaves ‘doctors driving cabs’
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Legal quirk under humanitarian law leaves ‘doctors driving cabs’
Legal quirk under humanitarian law leaves ‘doctors driving cabs’
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Why are cabs able to break the law
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Why are cabs able to break the law
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Barfi's Laws | Office Comedy | Madras Meter
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CABS & SPA - Operation DARTH WADER - Action against illegal bird trapping on Malta & Gozo / Dotterel
In September 2013 CABS volunteers and members of the Foundation Pro Biodiversity (Stiftung...
published: 20 Nov 2013
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New Law Proposes Meters In All Burlington Cabs
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New Law Proposes Meters In All Burlington Cabs
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Unmarked lorry
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Crash Test Month: London Black Taxi
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TVF's How To Train Your Dad: Booking A Cab
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D.C. Taxi Heist: How a new law would screw drivers and riders
Washington, D.C. is considering a bill that would require every cab driver in the city to ...
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D.C. Taxi Heist: How a new law would screw drivers and riders
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26:19
Night on Earth - Rome (Roberto Benigni)
Taxi ride in Rome
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Roberto Benigni as Gin...
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Dallas trucking attorney Peyton Inge on cameras in truck cabs
In this interview on Road Dog Trucking News, Dallas trucking attorney Peyton Inge discusse...
published: 17 Dec 2014
Dallas trucking attorney Peyton Inge on cameras in truck cabs
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Night on Earth - Rome (Roberto Benigni)
Taxi ride in Rome
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Traffic And Buses Of London (1970)
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Just For Laughs Gags - Best Off
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That Pedal Show – How To Mic Your Guitar Amp: Mic Types, Positions & All That Stuff
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That Pedal Show – How To Mic Your Guitar Amp: Mic Types, Positions & All That Stuff
That Pedal Show – How To Mic Your Guitar Amp: Mic Types, Positions & All That Stuff
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Living Without Laws: Slab City, USA
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Mindset Retreat 2015: Mastering & Predicting Success and Invitation to CABS
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Mindset Retreat 2015: Mastering & Predicting Success and Invitation to CABS
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Black Taxis - Full Documentary
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CABS Training: Benefits: Insurance and Retirement
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BrianLehrer.tv: New Law Changes Taxi Service in NYC
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Hackers access millions of Social Security numbers, 10 states affected
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A security breach in the Kansas Department of Commerce has exposed millions of Social Security numbers from people across 10 states to hackers. Many other accounts were also attacked ... ....
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'Never been about race': black activists on how Minneapolis reacted to Damond shooting
Edit The Guardian 22 Jul 2017
Some questioned whether activists had protested less over the death of a White Australian woman. Friday night’s anger at mayor Betsy Hodges and the departure of the city’s police chief answered that. Justine Damond shooting. 'Never been about race'. black activists on how Minneapolis reacted to Damond shooting. Some questioned whether activists had protested less over the death of a White Australian woman ... “Where are the protests now?” ... ....
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Teens Who Taunted, Filmed Drowning Man Won't Be Charged In His Death
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At one point, one of the teen boys can be heard laughing, saying "he dead."The state of Florida currently does not have a law where a citizen is obligated to render aid or call for help for anyone in distress."If there was (a law like that) we would charge them," Cocoa Police Department spokeswoman Yvonne Martinez told CNN by phone."The family is frustrated ... No one deserves to go like that."...
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Kushner discloses additional $10M in assets
Edit Times Free Press 22 Jul 2017
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner "inadvertently omitted" more than 70 assets worth at least $10.6 million from his personal financial disclosure reports, according to revised paperwork released Friday ... that his approach complies with federal ethics laws," said Kushner attorney Jamie Gorelick....
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Minneapolis shooting brings unwelcome attention to Somalis
Edit Post-Bulletin 22 Jul 2017
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The killing of an unarmed Australian woman by a Minneapolis police officer who is a Somali-American has turned an unwelcome spotlight on the city's beleaguered Somali community, where many again find themselves on the defensive ... But negative comments have included former U.S. Rep ... Bachmann also suggested Noor may have shot Damond for "cultural" reasons ... "This is about an individual officer's actions ... city council ... ——— ... ....
WATCH: Anti-martial law protesters interrupt special session
Edit Inquirer 22 Jul 2017
[ventuno id='OTcwMzAxfHwyMzY4fHwxMDg2fHwxLDIsMQ=='][/ventuno] The joint session of the Congress on the extension of martial law on Saturday was briefly interrupted after a small group of protesters chanted "Never again to martial law!" in the middle of an interpellation. Carrying black and white banners bearing words "No to martial law," around eight protesters heckled Defense Secretary and martial law administrator Delfin Lorenzana ... ....
Duterte: ‘I can operate with or without martial law’
Edit Inquirer 22 Jul 2017
President Rodrigo Duterte has said he could implement warrantless arrests "in good faith" even without martial law. Duterte made the remarks on Friday night or a day before Congress convened to tackle his request for a martial law extension in Mindanao. "Now, 'pag wala na 'yan (if there was no martial law) and if I have to arrest you without a ......
A�o says martial law abuses all speculations
Edit Inquirer 22 Jul 2017
Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) chief of staff Eduardo Ao on Saturday said human rights violations under martial law in Mindanao are all speculations for now ... Teddy Baguilat, who said martial law "is an extreme solution to an extreme problem," during the special joint session of Congress to tackle the request of President Rodrigo Duterte to extend martial law in Mindanao....
Lorenzana: Nationwide martial law? That will never happen
Edit Inquirer 22 Jul 2017
The government has no plans of expanding the scope of martial law nationwide, Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana assured on Saturday during the joint session of the Congress on the extension of military rule in Mindanao ... "Hindi mangyayari 'yan (That will never happen)," Lorenzana, who is also the martial law administrator, answered....
Martial law to be extended to the end of year in Philippine's Mindanao
Edit Suryaa 22 Jul 2017
Members of the Philippines' Senate and Congress on Saturday voted for extending the martial law on the island of Mindanao until the end of the year ... anti-martial law slogans....
Congress convenes in special session to tackle martial law extension
Edit Inquirer 22 Jul 2017
The House of Representatives and the Senate on Saturday convened in a special session to tackle the request of President Rodrigo Duterte to extend the martial law in Mindanao. Before the session, Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez and Senate President Aquilino Pimentel III led a meeting over breakfast to iron out the Rules of the Special Session, where Congress will vote jointly on the need to extend the Mindanao martial law....
Hontiveros: Existing laws can suppress terrorism, rebellion in Mindanao
Edit Inquirer 22 Jul 2017
Senator Risa Hontiveros on Saturday raised the possibility that government forces can enforce a crackdown on terrorism and rebellion even without the implementation of martial law in Mindanao. This after Hontiveros questioned the need to extend President Rodrigo Duterte's martial law in Mindanao when there are existing laws that would allow the military and police to neutralize terror groups ... ....
Drilon questions martial law extension three times longer than original
Edit Inquirer 22 Jul 2017
Senator Franklin Drilon on Saturday questioned the need to extend martial law in Mindanao until the end of the year, when several Maute terrorists have been neutralized in the 60 days prescribed period of President Rodrigo Duterte's martial law ... of the Maute's terrorists, according to Duterte's letter to Congress requesting martial law extension....
Philippines to extend martial law on restive Mindanao island
Edit BBC News 22 Jul 2017
Martial law allows the use of the military to enforce law and the detention of people without charge for long periods....
Martial law extension draw mixed reactions from Mindanaoans
Edit Inquirer 22 Jul 2017
Mindanaoans had mixed reactions to the extension of martial law in their region until Dec....
Activists press for release of arrested martial law protesters
Edit Inquirer 22 Jul 2017
... Camp Karingal in Quezon City to condemn the extension of martial law in Mindanao ... "Never again, never again, never again to martial law."...
UPDATE 2: Congress votes to extend martial law in Mindanao until Dec. 31, 2017
Edit The Manila Times 22 Jul 2017
CONGRESS has voted overwhelmingly to extend martial law in Mindanao and suspend the writ of habeas corpus until December 31, 2017 ... for the approval of martial law is at 158....
Martial law implementing guidelines unconstitutional, says lawmaker
Edit The Manila Times 22 Jul 2017
THE implementing guidelines on martial law in Mindanao that will be in effect under an extended martial law is unconstitutional, a lawmaker said Saturday ... Tinio was referring to the operational guidelines on martial law, which Año enumerated during the session at the Batasang Pambansa ... Having said that, the operational guidelines on implementing martial law has been unconstitutional all along,” Tinio said....
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