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women.s law
Heale, William
An Apologie for Women. Or an Opposition to Mr. Dr. G. his assertion . . . That it was lawfull for husbands to beate their wives [with] Henry Swinburne, A Treatise on Spousals, or Matrimonial Contracts [etc.]
Garland Publishing, Inc., New York, 1978.
Original blue cloth, gilt, worn, ex-library, a usable copy only, the 1608 and 1686 editions in facsimile; Classics of English Legal History
women's law
Wade, John
A Treatise on the Police and Crimes of the Metropolis; Especially Juvenile Delinquency, Female Prostitution, Mendicity, Gaming, Forgery . . Also an Account of the Courts of Justice and Prisons of London; And . . . the Causes of the Increase of Crime &c.
Only edition of a work written by one of the foremost early 19th century radicals and reformers, John Wade, grouped in importance with William Cobbett and 'Orator' Hunt, and a great admirer of Bentham, who provided funds to establish Wade's newspaper
Modern green cloth, ex-library, one preliminary leaf loose, else a good usable copy
criminal law, Police, women's law, Gambling, Forgery, prisons
Trumbull, Benjamin
An Appeal to the Public, Especially to the Learned, with Respect to the Unlawfulness of Divorces, in All Cases, Excepting Those of Incontinency [etc.]
J. Meigs, New-Haven, 1788.
Modern wraps, definite embrowning, but a good copy
divorce, women's law
Mainwaring, Thomas
A Reply to an Answer to the Defence of Amicia, Daughter of Hugh Cyveliok Earl of Chester
Printed for S. Lowndes [etc.], London, 1673.
Modern blind-ruled calf, quite attractive
MEDIEVAL, women's law
A Rape Bibliography, With Special Emphasis on Rape Research in Canada
Solicitor General of Canada, Ottawa, 1979.
Bilingual edition, in English and French
Printed wraps, the spine nicked, but still sound; 130 pages
Rape, women's law, Bibliography, CANADA
Wilson, Paul R.
The Other Side of Rape
University of Queensland Press, St. Lucia, 1978.
Printed wraps with a bit of ink underlining, presentation copy
Rape, women's law, criminal law
Reeve, Tapping
The Law of Baron and Femme; of Parent and Child; of Guardian and Ward; of Master and Servant; and of the Powers of Courts of Chancery. With an Essay on the terms, Heir, Heirs, and Heirs of the Body
Printed by Oliver Steele, New-Haven, 1816.
First edition of the first American work devoted to the law of women, written by Tapping Reeve, founder of the first American law school, at Litchfield
women's law, marriage, infants, master, Connecticut, equity, Probating
Special Report, Rape and Other Sexual Offenses
Criminal Law and Penal Methods Reform Committee, Adelaide, 1976.
Includes statutes and statistical tables for the state of South Australia
Wraps, with very slight underlining in ink; 69 pages
Rape, AUSTRALIA, women's law
Forcible Rape, Medical and Legal Information
U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, 1977.
Stapled wraps, sound; 18 pages
Rape, women's law
Walker, Marcia J. and Stanley L. Brodsky (eds.)
Sexual Assault, The Victim and the Rapist
Lexington Books, Lexington, 1976.
Red cloth, the boards a bit warped, but quite usable
Rape, criminal law, women's law
Forcible Rape, Police Volume IV. Police Administrative and Policy Issues
United States Department of Justice, Washington, 1978.
Stapled wraps, a bit discolored, but sound; 35 pages
Contemporary calf, worn, some staining, well rebacked; sound
Gray, John
The Country-Solicitor's Practice in the High Court of Chancery . . . the Crown Office of the Court of King's Bench . . .also the Practice on Issuing a Country Fiat in Bankruptcy . . . and the Practice as to the Acknowledgment of Deeds by Married Women [etc.]
Edward Lumley, 56, Chancery Lane, London, 1837.
The rare first edition of Gray's trenchant work which, with his "Country-Attorney's Practice", went through several editions, Gray of fame also as the treasury solicitor whose office prosecuted the Tichborne claimant; no copy in OCLC, two in COPAC
Contemporary 3/4 calf over marbled boards, quite rubbed, signature excised from title (no text affected), an occasional notation, else a good clean copy
equity, bankruptcy, women's law, Bill of Rights, criminal law
Linderholm, Ulf
Valdtakter Som Kommit Till Polisens Kannedom i Stockholm 1970, Trebetygsuppsats i Kriminologi
Stockholms Universitet, Stockholm, 1973.
Stapled wraps, worn but sound; 56 pages
Braithwaite, Joan A. (comp. and ed.)
Women and the Law, A Bibliographical Survey of Legal and Quasi-Legal Materials, With Special Reference to Commonwealth Caribbean Jurisdictions, and Including Relevant Commonwealth Caribbean Legislation and Case Material
The University of the West Indies Press, Barbados, 1999.
Over 3,200 items, arranged by type of publication, with the most substantial section devoted to articles, books, cases, documents and newspaper items, followed by sections on theses and bibliographies; with an appendix on women's "firsts in the law"
Original printed wraps, as new; 347 pages
women's law, Bibliography, CARIBBEAN
The Law of Infancy and Coverture. Second American Edition from the Last London Edition. With Notes and References to English and American Cases. By E.H. Bennett. Cohen 4739
Chauncey Goodrich, Burlington, 1849.
The first work published in this country devoted to the law of infants, coupled with the first work exclusively treating of coverture, both with substantial American notes, praised by Holdsworth for their superior analysis of a difficult area
Original sheep, worn, covers loose, spine defective; a clean copy only
infants, marriage, Pennsylvania, women's law
Evans, Hannah I. and Nicole Sperekas (comps.)
The Sexual Assault Bibliography: 1920-1975 [with] Sexual Assault Bibliography: Update and Expansion
Journal Supplement Abstract Service, Washington, 1976-77.
Reprinted from the Catalog of Selected Documents in Psychology
Photocopied sheets in stapled wraps; 59 and 12 pages
Rape, women's law, Bibliography
Brownmiller, Susan
Valdtakt
Bokforlaget Pan, Stockholm, 1977.
Swedish translation of "Against Our Will: Men, Women and Rape"
Wolf, Bernard
Anti-Contraception Laws in Sub-Saharan Francophone Africa: Sources and Ramifications
Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Medford, 1973.
Stapled wraps, a good clean copy; 40 pages
AFRICA, women's law
Separovic, Zvonimir and Wanda Jamieson (eds.)
N.p., 1988.
Selected papers given at the International Workshop on Domestic Violence 1988 in Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia
Wraps, well-preserved; 107 pages
Family Law, women's law
Whitcomb, Debra, et al.
An Exemplary Project, Stop Rape Crisis Center, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, Washington, 1979.
Oversized wraps, a bit sunned; 96 pages
Rape, women's law, Louisiana
Care for Victims of Sexual Offences, Report by the Inter-Departmental Task Force
Prepared for the department of the Premier of New South Wales
Cloth-backed wraps; 30 pages, plus appendices and folding charts
Tebbs, H.V.
Essay on the "Scripture Doctrines of Adultery and Divorce, and on the Criminal Character and Punishment of Adultery, by the Ancient Laws of England and other Countries"
Printed for F.C. and J. Rivington [etc.], London, 1822.
Later 3/4 morocco, joints cracking, discreetly ex-library, else a good copy
adultery, women's law
An Enquiry Into the Causes of the late Increase of Robers, ec. With Some Proposals for Remedying this Growing Evil
Printed for A. Millar, opposite to Katharine-Street [etc.], London, 1751.
19TH CENTURY, Acts, ancient law, Bench and Bar, biography, criminal law, education, legal ephemera, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, law and prostitution, roman law, Supreme Court, trials, women's law
Epstein, Laurily Keir (ed.)
Women and the News
Hastings House, New York, 1978.
A good copy in a slightly worn dustjacket
women's law, Media Law
Mackellar, Jean
Le Viol, l'Appat et le Piege
Petite Biblioteque Payot, Paris, 1975.
Rape: Myth and Reality
American Association of University Women, Huntington Beach, 1974.
Wraps, spiral-bound; 53 pages
Stiles, Henry Reed
Bundling, Its Origin, Progress and Decline in America
Privately Issued for Subscribers Only, n.p., n.d..
A lighthearted yet serious look at bundling, the practice of sharing beds while clothed, as a matter of necessity and of courtship, with the principal emphasis on colonial America
Original blue cloth, gilt, joints fraying; a usable copy only
marriage, women's law
Forcible Rape, Police Volume I. A National Survey of the Response by Police
Contemporary calf, very worn, some browning; a just usable copy
Chappell, Duncan and Faith Fogarty
Forcible Rape, A Literature Review and Annotated Bibliography
The Rape Bibliography: A Collection of Abstracts
St. Louis Feminist Research Project, St. Louis, 1976.
Printed, stapled wraps, a very good copy; 93 pages
Curtis, George William
Equal Rights for All. George William Curtis in the New York State Constitutional Convention 1867
Issued by New York State Constitutional Convention Campaign, Rochester.
women's law, New York, constitutional law
An Authentic Account of the Proceedings . . . in an Action in the Court of King's Bench in Which the Right Hon. the Earl of Elgin was Plaintiff, and William Ferguson, Esq., Defendant, for Criminal Conversation with the Plaintiff's Wife [etc.]
Printed for J. Hatchard, Bookseller to Her Majesty [etc.], London, 1808.
A rare, principal account of the action brought by Lord Elgin (of the Elgin Marbles), represented by William Garrow, against "the man who had run away with his wife", the adultery admitted, damages assessed at an enormous 10,000 pounds, as claimed
Modern red cloth, gilt, the boards a bit bubbled, the title dusty, and the binding somewhat strained, else a good, usable and untrimmed copy
trials, criminal conversatn, women's law
Fargier, Marie-Odile
Le Viol
Bernard Grasset, Paris, 1976.
Qureshi, Donna Iven
Rape: Social Facts from England and America
Stipes Publishing Company, Champaign, 1979.
criminal law, women's law, Rape
Wiener, Frederick Bernays
Another "Solemn Public Lie"
University of Richmond Law Review, Richmond, 1993.
The separate reprinting of Colonel Wiener's essay, its title taken from Roger William's characterization of James I's "solemn public lie" in the Massachusetts land grant that he, not the Indians, were the discoverers of the land
Reprinted from the Spring issue; 15 pages
military law, women's law, Discrimination
Forcible Rape, Final Project Report
Tryal and Sentence of Elizabeth Cellier; for Writing, Printing, and Publishing, A Scandalous Libel, Called Malice Defeated . . . At the Sessions in the Old-Bailey [with] Several Depositions, made before . . . the Lord Mayor. Wing T2171; McCoy C153. Folio
Printed for Thomas Collins, at the Middle-Temple-Gate, London, 1680.
The principal contemporary account of the righteous midwife acquitted of attempting the King's kidnapping in the 'Meal-Tub Plot'; her expose of that matter ('Malice Defeated') led to this trial, for which she was fined, pilloried and her book burnt
Modern blind-panelled calf, a bit of staining and marginal worming, else a good copy; with the imprimatur leaf
libel and slander, trials, criminal law, women's law
Horos, Carol V.
Tobey Publishing Co., New Canaan, 1974.
Printed wraps, a bit discolored, but sound; 130 pages
Anttila, Inkeri, et al.
Selvitys Vakisinmakaamisrikollisuuden Lisaantymisesta
Kriminologinen Tutkimuslaitos, Helsinki, 1968.
Forcible Rape: An Evaluation of the Crime Trend. Summary in English
Stapled, cloth-backed wraps, worn but still sound; 31 pages
Rape, women's law, FINLAND
A True State of the Case of Bosavern Penlez, Who suffered on Account of the late Riot in the Strand. In Which The Law regarding these Offences, and the Statute of George the First, commonly called the Riot Act, are fully considered
Printed for A. Millar, opposite Katherine-street in the Strand, London, 1749.
First edition of Fielding's controversial work, arguing that the unfortunate Penlez, probably drunk, was rightfully hanged following his theft of linen from a brothel, itself ransacked by irate sailors; with the press marks confirming a first edition
Modern 3/4 calf over marbled boards, marbled endpapers and pastedowns, "Grange Hill" in gilt on the front board, gilt edges, pretty; the Taussig copy
Walker, Marcia J. (ed.)
Toward the Prevention of Rape, A Bibliography
Center for Correctional Psychology, U. of Alabama, 1975.
Stapled, cloth-backed wraps; 101 pages
Remarkable Trials and Interesting Memoirs of the Most noted Criminals Who have been convicted at the Assizes, the King's-Bench Bar, Guildhall, &c. for High-Treason, Murder, Conspiracy, Rape . . . And other atrocious Crimes [etc.]. Two Volumes in One
Printed for W. Nicoll . . . in St. Paul's Church-Yard, London, 1765.
An omnium gatherum of major English criminals, their activities, trials, dying speeches, and executions from 1740 to 1765, with an unusual concentration in the second volume on women, including Mary Blandy, Sarah Pledge, Anne Whale and several others
Later buckram, rebacked in calf, the boards quite worn, ex-library, some browning, yet a usable copy; with the half-titles
criminal law, trials, women's law
Office of Urban Service, Washington, 1974.
A report prepared jointly by the National League of Cities and the United States Confernce of Mayors
Forcible Rape, Police Volume II. A Manual for Patrol Officers
Carmichael, Calum M.
Women, Law, and the Genesis Traditions
Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh, 1979.
A very good copy, in a creased dustjacket
ancient law, women's law, Religion
Chew, Helena M. and William Kellaway (etc.)
London Assize of Nuisance 1301-1431; A Calendar
London Record Society, 1973.
London, 14TH CENTURY, 15TH CENTURY, law of nuisance, women's law, women's law, women's law, women's law
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If you ever braise meat or fish, I believe you will use kitchen bouquet at least once. It is a wonderful sauce that can give your foods a better taste and attractive colors.
However, it is not so easy to purchase in many countries and places in the world. Therefore, in my article today, I will introduce you the most perfect kitchen bouquet substitutes. You will see there is no reason to try hard to find a kitchen bouquet when you already have the best substitutes with safe and natural ingredients.
The first product that you cannot ignore when choosing a healthy substitute for your kitchen bouquet is Bragg Liquid Aminos. It has been givenNON-GMO Certificate and gained its significant reputation among users.
The liquid is derived from soy beans but has a much greater flavor than those. Not only can it your foods delicious but it also performs wonderful benefits on people who are on diet. With its kosher and gluten-free recipe, the product is a perfect and healthy kitchen bouquet substitute that can significantly assist you on your weight loss process.
Besides, if you are allergic to soy sauce but still like it, Bragg can definitely satisfied you. Its flavor is precisely similar to soy sauce and will help you make excellent Chinese dishes that you always want. As allergic to soy sauce, I highly recommend Bragg to anyone having the same issues like me, which are inflammation and arthritis.
One note for you when cooking with Bragg is that you should add the exact amount which the producer states on the bottle. It is about half of a teaspoon. The reason is that the liquid can make your foods salty when they cool down if you use too much. So try to pay attention and you will have the best dishes ever.
If there is any plant-based sauce that I would recommend to replace kitchen bouquet, it's Maggi. With the most ingredients fromwheat and caramel color, it can perfectly brown your foods make the best flavor out of it. You can add it to various types of dishes, such as soups or sauces.
However, housewives would suggest it for steak burgers, chicken, and BBQ in general. Maggi can notably change the flavor once you add it to them. Due to its high amount of salt and sodium, the product will make your steak and BBQ taste like heaven.
The appropriate content that the producer notes on the bottle is one teaspoon. But, in my opinion, you still should put less than that into your cookware first and taste whether the dish suits your flavor. Then, you can add more if it's flat. That can prevent too much salt on your foods and frustrate them.
You can find big bottle of Maggi in almost every grocery stores in Europe. Nevertheless, if you live in the U.S, there are only a few places to find it. Lucky for you, the product appears regularly on Amazon.com so you won't have to give so much effort to find it. The price is very reasonable as well.
You need salads to be the starter of every meal? Worcestershire sauce is precisely what you need.
The name "Worcestershire" surprised me when I first saw the brand because it sounded so "royalty." In fact, it does have a prestigious origin if you have a chance to find some further information about it. A member from English nobility in the 1830s, Lord Marcus Sandys, discovered the sauce while governing Bengal.
When he returned home, he gave it to two chemists, Mr. Perrins and Mr. Lea, to complete it. That is why the most common and long-standing Worcestershire sauce in the market nowadays is named Lea and Perrins, after two chemists. Perhaps, due to its noble origin, Worcestershire sauce was widely used by royal members in not only the City of Worcester but also all over America.
The sauce is sweet and savory with the combination of anchovies and lots of ingredients, such as tamarind, garlic, onion, or molasses. Therefore, it is an excellent choice for salad dressings, dips, and marinades. The color will look beautiful and very natural.
One special thing is that you can add this kitchen bouquet substitutes directly to your foods or pour it to a small bowl and make it a sauce for your meat, fish, or sushi. The flavor is not too strong and a little salty, which will create the best dishes just for you.
The next sauce that I would like to suggest today is Gravy Master, which is for home cooks who do not want to change the flavor of their dishes. Of all the products in this list, Gravy Master seems to be the most deserved and unique kitchen bouquet substitutes for turkey, pork, and beef.
Although it does not have a thrilling history like Worcestershire, the sauce still has a long time of development. Since 1935, it has been famous for in-depth color and appearance, which can bring a delicious look for various types of dishes. With great features, the sauce is an evitable ingredient when you want to brown gravies, stews, vegetables, poultry, or meats and still keep their natural flavors.
Besides, the size of Gravy Master's bottle is quite small, which is only about 4.4 inches. Therefore, if you are trying to look for a replacement for kitchen bouquet in only two meals top, it will be a perfect option. Similar to Maggi Seasoning, it can be found easily in Europe but rarely in America. So, you can purchase it on Amazon.com for the most convenience.
However, be careful when preserving the product. The bottle is made of glasses so it can quickly get leaked or broken if you place it too strong. Also, keep it in a high, cool, and dry place, where light can hardly reach. You will be able to keep the product for years. Try it and you will see.
In this final part, I will show you a recipe to make a kitchen bouquet substitute at home. Homemade sauce has fantastic values for the color, tastes of the foods, and most importantly, your health. With several tweaks and unique ingredients, you can control the amount of seasoning you put in and have the most delicious sauce ever.
Have you found the most appropriate kitchen bouquet substitutes for your dishes?
I hope that you have. And I also hope that my experiences with the products have satisfied you and helped you make your family's meals much more delicious.
If you have any opinions, thoughts, or opinions, do comment them on the space below. I would love to have a discussion with you. And if you like my article, feel free to share it with your friends or anyone that you know that this content will help. I believe it will be helpful for them just like it has been for you. By the way, I want to introduce some useful food substitutes from my blog which might help you: Ranch Style Beans Substitute ,Gochugaru Substitute ,Coriander Substitute.
Regardless, thank you for reading my article and I will see you in my other writings.


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2016 witnessed a stellar performance by Elfyn Evans in a DMACK-backed Ford Fiesta R5 (above). The Welshman put on a dominant display to clinch the title on the Ulster Rally – 20 years after his father Gwyndaf lifted the same trophy on the same event. The 28-year-old's success story fired him back into an FIA World Rally Championship seat and upon his return, the DMACK World Rally Team driver set fastest stage times on the Monte Carlo Rally to put him back amongst the world's best.
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Hello people! I have a week left of holidays and then I start my last term of uni before summer. Summer term means exams and a lot a lot of revision, which leaves me with barely any free time to blog. I finish my exams on June, 20th, however I am not saying I'm not posting anything in two months! I will be posting some things but not as frequently as I do now.


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Rollover Minutes: How Adam Penenberg Has Legitimised New, New, New Journalism. Again.
Adam Penenberg. If you call yourself an online journalist, and yet that name doesn't immediately prompt a nod of recognition – a smile, even – then it's time to close your laptop and bow your head in shame. Or at least head over to Netflix.
It was Adam Penenberg who, back in 1998, first forced traditional journalists to sit up and take online reporting seriously. And he did so with a double whammy: scooping them on a big story – a scandal that went to the heart of one of America's journalistic institutions – while also exposing a rising star of print journalism as a hack and a liar.
The lying hack was New Republic wunderkind Stephen Glass and the story of how Penenberg – then a reporter for 'Forbes Digital Tool' (now sadly swallowed by the execrable Forbes.com) – exposed Glass' fabricated reporting was subsequently made into a movie. (Penenberg was portrayed in the movie by Steve Zahn while Glass was played by Hayden Christensen. Weirdly, Jonathan Chait was played by Chloë Sevigny.)
Penenberg, then, is one of the founding fathers of digital journalism. His expose – 'Lies, damn lies and fiction' – sent a clear message to print journalists: "digital journalism is more than just an underpaid, under-skilled subset of real reporting. We web guys are breaking stories and – FEAR US – we're fact checking your sorry asses."
Twelve years later, of course, none of this is news. Digital journalism is a recognised branch of the 5th Estate, particularly when it comes to fact-checking the [sic] mainstream media, and planting the first seeds of reporting, ready to be picked up by print and television. Thanks to the Internet, the traditional news cycle has become a cyclone; a churning, chewing machine that sucks in every fact or rumour that flits past its peripheral vision, before spitting it out – often undigested – in the form of minute-by-minute, second-by-second BREAKING NEWS headlines. Compared to today's digital news output, 24 hour cable news seems almost narcoleptically relaxed.
The idea, then, that a huge story could go unreported in today's news environment – where everyone and his cellphone is a 'citizen journalist' and where one moment's tweet is the next moment's "BLOGGERS CLAIM THAT…" headline on CNN – is slightly ridiculous.
And yet, three days ago that's exactly what happened.
On Thursday, a Mississippi jury awarded $131 million in compensatory damages to the family of 'star New York Mets prospect', Brian Cole, who was killed in 2001 when his Ford Explorer flipped as he drove home from spring training. Although the damages in the Cole case were the largest Ford has paid in relation to the Explorer (they were based on predictions of Cole's future earnings), it is far from the only such incident: of the Explorers built between 1990 and 2001, a staggering one in 2700 has been involved in a rollover incident where at least one person in the vehicle has died.
Read that again. One in 2700 Explorers made between 1990 and 2001 flipped over and killed at least one person.
And yet, despite the size of the damages, and the inherent newsworthiness of the story – a sports star, a centimillion dollar verdict and one of America's largest corporations – not one news outlet covered Thursday's verdict. No wire service, no national newspaper, no cable channel, not even the local Mississippi press.
Fortunately, though, a lone reporter was paying attention: a contributing writer for Fast Company who, back in 2003, wrote a book called 'Tragic Indifference' about Ford's negligence over the safety of their SUVs. The book (since optioned as a movie by Michael Douglas) told the true story of Arkansas Trial Attorney, Tab Turner, whose client Donna Bailey, who was almost killed in a similar accident to the one that killed Cole. In fact Turner is now representing Cole's family and, moments after the verdict, a source close to his office called the Fast Company reporter to give him a heads up.
No longer involved in day-to-day breaking news, the reporter nevertheless wanted to flag up the verdict to his 2900 Twitter followers. So he went online, and began hitting refresh on all the major wire services, expecting the story to break any moment.
Hours of refreshing later; still nothing.
And that's when he decided: if no one else was going to break the story, he'd have to do it himself. Firing up Twitter, the reporter started to do his job, in dozens of 140 character bursts – starting with the lede: the sports star and the $131 million damages – before moving on to the background, the implications for Ford and finally a play by play of the Donna Bailey accident and how – incredibly – Ford had apparently decided it was cheaper for them to settle the lawsuits brought against them than it was to retool the Explorer so it didn't kill any more people.
Sure enough, as the tweets went on, other journalists started to take notice, starting with Felix Salmon at Reuters and then David Folkenflik at NPR and someone at the New York Daily News. Finally the story began to appear; first on the AP wire and then… and then…. By this afternoon Google News was listing 277 stories about the verdict.
The similarities between the Ford story and Adam Penenberg's Stephen Glass expose are stark. In both cases, the mainstream media was caught napping. In both cases it took a lone reporter, using the oft-maligned tools of digital journalism, to break the story and shame his peers in print. In both cases the result was much wailing and gnashing and playing catch-up by traditional reports – and crowing by online hacks that finally – this time – new media has shown itself to be a legitimate platform for breaking news.
But the biggest similarity of all between the two stories? The $64,000 headfuck? That would be the identity of the latter-day Penenberg 2.0 who broke the Ford / Cole story on Twitter.
Step forward, Adam Penenberg.
Much as it pains me to do independent reporting, I have to ask Penenberg (right) what gives.
"What gives?" I ask when he answers the phone at his home in New York. I mean, what's wrong with traditional journalism that – twelve years later – he is still the one having to draw attention to its deficiencies?
I'm expecting him to shrug: this was just another example of how lazy the print media has got. How newsroom headcounts have been slashed how no one is searching for stories any more. How this one just slipped under the radar. But no. The story he tells is far more sinister.
"Ford is a scary company."
He says that like a man who knows. And, turns out, he does know: "A few years back I got into a dustup with a magazine – I'd better not name it – over Tragic Indifference. I won a reader contest and they were going to write about the book. But then just before publication, they pulled the plug." In fact, an editor called Penenberg to explain that Ford had bought a majority of the ad pages in that month's issue, and running such an anti-Ford review would be commercial suicide. The review was pulled; the ads remained.
"Jesus," I say.
"Yeah," says Pennenberg. Then he pauses. "Ok, I'll name the magazine – it was Fast Company." His current some-time employer – although he takes pains to say that the censorship episode occurred under the previous regime. "It wouldn't happen now."
Judging by the initial lack of media reaction to the Cole judgment, though, the attitude seems to still prevail in the rest of the media. Once again, in scooping his print rivals, Penenberg has drawn attention to a malignant cancer at the heart of old media. Last time it was a lack of fact-checking, this time it's the relationship between advertisers and editorial. Ford is one of the world's biggest advertisers at a time when print advertising is declining and magazines and news publications are bleeding red ink.
But, says Penenberg (only slightly prompted by me) that's not all that's wrong with mainstream journalism today. "What's discouraging," he says, "is the he-said-she-said… this so-called objective journalism". He points out that even when the rest of the media finally reported the Cole story, they still felt obliged to give equal prominence to a denial from Ford:
"Brian Cole had been driving over 80 mph when he drifted off road for unknown reasons, suddenly turned his steering wheel 295 degrees, lost control, and caused the vehicle to roll over more than three times… He was not wearing his safety belt and died after being ejected from the vehicle. His passenger, who was properly belted, walked away from the accident."
Simply not true, says Penenberg. Yes, Cole was thrown from the vehicle "but he was wearing his seatbelt at the time of the accident…. the problem is, it didn't lock." Indeed, he adds: "in the Donna Bailey case, it was found that her seatbelt had eight inches of 'give'".
"No wonder you're such a fan of online journalism," I suggest. No-one would ever accuse bloggers – or Matt Drudge – of balance. Wisely, Penenberg ignores my fatuous point and instead continues his point. Another problem with the state of journalism today – both online and off – he says "is this obsession with being first – wanting to beat your rival to the story by two minutes. Is it really that important to be first?"
This is something that really bugs Penenberg. And it bugs me too. So much so, I forget to take notes for the next few minutes as we rail against how today's news journalists are expected to churn out half a dozen stories a day, often with little-to-no fact checking, simply to make sure they're first with every tiny development. Whether they're right, or whether they're missing a wider, bigger, more important, story becomes secondary. Fuck it, we can always go back and edit.
Except they never get the chance to go back and edit: not when that have five more stories to file that day. Look at the 277 stories about the Cole case. See how many reporters just rehashed the lede – the size of the damages – and Ford's response, without asking a single new question, or presenting so much as half a new fact. But then again, how would they? That would have involved a single fucking phone call.
Which brings us to the question of mentorship. "When you started out in journalism, new reporters had editors as mentors," I said. "Today, reporters are often their own editors. Who is teaching tomorrow's Adam Penenbergs?"
"Well, we're trying," replies Penenberg, referring to his current gig as a journalism professor at NYU.
"Of course," I say, "but we both know that, after they graduate, your students are going to end up at Associated Content, churning out shit like everyone else."
Pausing briefly to defend against the slur – pointing out that his students all go on to jobs with respectable media companies ("but then again, there are only, like, 15 students in our class – you're right generally") – Penenberg says he has faith that good journalists will come to the fore, even without mentorship. "I really believe quality rises to the top," he says.
So, has he created a new kind of hybrid journalism with his Ford tweets – somewhere between breaking news and long-form journalism. We've become used to seeing stories unfolding in real time through social media – are we now seeing the potential for professional journalists to use Twitter to tell properly researched news stories, in a way that makes the events feel very personal, and even more dramatic? (After getting off the phone, it occurs to me that what I was describing is similar to how Jules Verne first published 80 Days Around The World in daily installments in major newspapers around the world. Even though the story was already completed before the first installment was published, the format meant that readers felt they were watching it happen in real time.)
"I have no idea," says Penenberg, "I'd be lying if I said I did.. but I'll definitely use [the format] more from now on." Certainly if Penenberg has invented a new journalistic form – New New New Journalism? – then he's one of the few reporters with both the chops and the freedom to practice it. Getting under the skin of a story like the Ford one can take months of research, and involves countless sources. Says Penenberg: "I know a lot about this shit – I wrote the book on it." And yet, he acknowledges, "If you work for the New York Times you can't do this." There's a process, there are editors, there's a cycle.
So one last question: are we now at the point where online journalism is on a level playing field with "traditional" journalism?
Pennenberg laughs. "I'm sure certain journalists would prefer to write for the New York Times, [in print, rather than online]. But the truth it doesn't matter any more. The only question is are you a good journalist or a bad journalist?"
I laugh too. Penenberg was, perhaps inadvertently, quoting himself: the final lines of his Stephen Glass expose back in 1998. Words which served as a rallying cry for a whole new generation of online reporters that followed in his wake. And words that are just as relevant today.
"It is ironic that online journalists have received bad press from the print media for shoddy reporting. But the truth is, bad journalism can be found anywhere. It is not the medium; it is the writer."
In print, or on Twitter, Penenberg is one of the good guys.

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My preschooler has been learning to write his name. He already recognises his name when it is written, and he knows all of the letters. He can even write the letters quite well, yet putting them together is proving a little challenging!
Adding stickers to his name.
To help him practice getting his letters in the right order, we tried this little activity. I drew the letters of his name in bubble writing, and then got him to fill in the letters using stickers (he is sticker crazy!). As he did this, we talked about the letters, and spelt his name aloud several times.
T1 really enjoyed making his sticker name. It's up on the wall, and he has been going to it and reading the letters out to anyone who is nearby!
This activity could also be used for learning the spelling of any words.
You may also like Sticker Counting and Alphabet Stamping.
Every house seems to have a sock-eating monster, but I think our resident sock-eating monster has a mate that only likes to eat bookmarks! It's the only possible explanation 🙂 We like making bookmarks, and we even have a special holder for them, yet every time I want a bookmark, they all seem to be MIA. So here we go, making more bookmarks!
A and I collected some large, dry gum leaves from under some of the the big gums nearby. We looked for reasonably flat and undamaged leaves. A found a very pretty pinkish leaf that she liked.
We used permanent metallic markers to write messages on the leaves. The girls worte "Merry Christmas" on many of the leaves, and then signed their names, so that these bookmarks could be given to their teachers as part of their end of year presents.
We had to wait for the metallic ink to dry completely before laminating the leaves. I managed to get about three leaves to each laminating pouch. After the laminating was done I carefully cut around the leaves, making sure to leave a border of sealed laminate around each one.
These unique bookmarks were quick and simple. They were well received by the teachers too.
Summer is coming! Warm weather, sun, sand, surf… The thought of the beach put me in the mood to make flower leis with the kids.
This is a very simple lacing activity using fabric flowers and cut up plastic drinking straws. I bought the flowers from Educational Experience, an online educational supply store. These flowers have little holes in the centre of each one, perfect for threading. You could also make your own fabric flowers from fabric scraps, or use paper/tissue paper for the flowers.
We cut pieces of yarn roughly a metre long, and tied a big knot in one end to prevent the flowers from slipping off. The kids alternated flowers and straws until they had filled their yarn up. I helped them tie the ends together to form a loop, and the leis were ready to wear.
The younger kids had some trouble keeping the plastic yarn needle on the yarn, so I tied the needle on for them. This allowed them to focus on the threading without the frustration of needing to re-thread the needle all the time. Once they were finished, we just cut the needle off and tied the ends together. The boys (who are only two) did very well with this activity, carefully threading their flowers and straws on. This is a great activity for fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination and concentration. And it makes some lovely, bright leis for dressing up with!
A came across this idea in one of her kindergarten readers and begged for us to try it out at home!
Coating the pinecone with peanut butter.
We tied a piece of string to the pinecone so that it could be hung up in a tree when we were finished, and then I helped A to cover the pinecone in peanut butter. This was a little messy, but A didn't get nearly as much peanut butter on herself as I had thought she would.
Rolling the pinecone in birdseed.
Then A rolled the pinecone in a bowl of birdseed. We used a basic parrot mix because most of the birds that hang about in our yard are parrots such as cockatoos and galahs. A pressed as much seed into the sticky peanut butter as she could, completely covering the pinecone. When the pinecone could hold no more seed, we took it into the yard and hung it up in a large bottlebrush tree.
Making sure the whole pinecone was covered.
And now we wait for the birds to come and have a feast.
Our new bird feeder hanging in a tree.
Tucked away in the craft drawers I found a packet of cardboard Christmas garland shapes. It consisted of ten pieces of alternating bauble and snowflake shapes that could be decorated and then combined to string across the wall or the top of a door or window.
Glitter was the only decorating material we considered, so we took the glitter tub and the cardboard garlands outside. The kids painted on glue with paintbrushes and then shook glitter onto the glue.
Creating patterns with the glitter.
L made some interesting patterns on her baubles and snowflakes. She added glue in a swirl shape and covered it with one colour of glitter, and then blew the excess off. Then, she placed glue in the plain section and added a different colour of glitter to this glue. She also did some stripes using the same method. These look great.
Some of the garlands hanging up to dry.
A liked to use lots of different colours all over hers, which also look great. At least twice, the lid of one of the glitter tubes came off, dumping a heap of glitter onto the shapes. As there was a lot of glitter left on the muck mat, I painted glue all over the last two pieces of garland, and then pressed them glue side down into the excess glitter. The glitter colours were very mixed up, but I liked the way they came up, and we didn't waste too much glitter!
Ready to be combined to make a lovely glittery garland string.
Once the garland pieces were completely dry, I stapled them together, end to end. We tied the finished garland from the curtain rod on our large lounge room windows. It is quite festive!
Hanging from the curtain rod.
We mixed up a batch of reindeer food today in preparation for Santa's visit later this week. The kids tipped some rolled oats, corn flakes and rice bubbles into a big bowl, and added lots of glitter! They stirred it all together and then scooped it out into plastic sandwich bags ready for Christmas Eve.
Before bed on Christmas Eve we will take the reindeer food outside and spread it across the grass. The glitter will sparkle and help to guide the reindeer to land safely on our lawn. While the reindeer are waiting for Santa, they can eat the cereals in the mix.
The kids get very excited to feed the reindeer with their reindeer food. They will also leave out some carrots in case the reindeer are extra hungry.
Spooning the reindeer food into bags.


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