Likely plan

[ciphergoth]

OK, with everyone's help, I think I know what my timetable up until the end of May is now. Contrary to what I said before, I shall be in London on the 22nd!

Update: I've just noticed I forgot about the very existence of Saturday 31 May 2003. All guesses from there on are out of whack. Oops.

Edinburgh		Date		London
		1 March	C
		8 March	C
Gigantor, Finsternis	C	15 March		Club L'Amour, B-Movie
Lisa seeing Jackie, Vain		22 March	C	Jess
Lisa seeing Jackie	C	29 March		Calling, Lisa's hospital appointment
Covenant, my and Alison's anniversary, Ascension	C	5 April		Mary's birthday in Calais, David F's birthday, B-Movie, Covenant (Elektrofest)
Whitby	C	12 April		Calling, Club Lash
Public Holiday, Psychophile		19 April	C	Club L'Amour (might be quiet), David and Laura in Edinburgh, Public Holiday
Finsternis		26 April	C	God is from Mars, You are a Pirate
Jess in Edinburgh, Public Holiday, Ascension, All About Eve	C	3 May		Public Holiday
Gigantor	C	10 May
Public Holiday, Vain		17 May	C	Play party?
Finsternis		24 May	C	Club L'Amour, Public Holiday
	L	7 June
Vain	L	14 June
Finsternis		21 June	L
Ascension		28 June	L
	L	5 July
	L	12 July
		19 July	L
		26 July	L
	L	2 August
	L	9 August
		16 August	L
		23 August	C	BiCon
	L	30 August

C = Confirmed, L = Likely

ULP: US Appellate Court Rules Media Can Legally Lie, reversing a $425,000 judgement in favour of a journalist who was fired for threatening to report that she was pressured into lying. (from jwz)

Comments

[pavlos.livejournal.com]

Why? Presumably the employees are obliged to keep confidential what the news network knows and does. Unless the network is asking them to do something unlawful or very harmful to the public, in which case whistle-blowing should be protected.

You could argue that the behaviour is very harmful to the public, or perhaps that the network misled the journalist when they hired him, by not explaining that they lie routinely about the news.

Pavlos