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	Waters
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	Waters claims RTE mounting a `witch-hunt': ThePost.ie
		Irish Times columnist John Waters, the new consultant editor of Magill, has accused RTE of mounting a "witchhunt" against him after his controversial suggestion in the October issue of the current affairs magazine that many children sent to industrial schools in the 1950s and 1960s had criminal backgrounds.
		Waters wrote an editorial in Magill that cast doubt on the Laffoy Commission, which was set up to investigate abuse of children by industrial schools in the 1950s and 1960s.
		Waters' central point is that people who worked in industrial schools are being scapegoated by the society that sanctioned abuses in the first place.
	archives.tcm.ie /businesspost/2001/10/14/story640614828.asp (779 words)

	Station Information - John Waters
		The Irish John Waters is a columnist with The Irish Times and former editor of Magill, an Irish political magazine.
		John Waters is also a professor for cinema and subculture at the European Graduate School.
		John Russell Waters (born December 8, 1948) is a famous Australian film, theatre and television actor.
	www.stationinformation.com /encyclopedia/j/jo/john_waters.html (696 words)

	Irish Examiner - 2003/11/25: Waters is gone ... wait, he’s back again
		The spat between Mr Waters and the paper’s management began after one of his columns, questioning payments made to directors, and particularly the extraordinary 100,000-a-year, 12-year golden handcuffs deal with former editor Conor Brady, was spiked.
		Mr Waters regretted that his use of the word ‘compromised’ in the interview had been taken to apply to the personal or professional integrity of the editor.
		Mr Waters acknowledged that Ms Kennedy had always exercised her role as editor in an appropriate manner in accordance with the laws of libel and the requirement to adhere to the highest standards of accuracy and good taste.
	archives.tcm.ie /irishexaminer/2003/11/25/story800507.asp (365 words)

	Waters said that the discussion of the right to life is clouded by setting it in the context of the political struggle ...
		Waters said that the discussion of the right to life is clouded by setting it in the context of the political struggle over the influence of the Catholic Church in modern Ireland.
		And because this role of the father is a need of the child and a right of the child and the father, society has a duty to provide for it legally even where the child is born outside of marriage, where the father shows a real willingness to discharge the duty of ongoing fatherhood responsibly.
		It was an astonishing speech, notable for the quiet and gentle way John Waters has of putting his case, and for the depth of the argument he has worked out, reaching to the roots of the parental relationships in God.
	www.smo.uhi.ac.uk /~smacsuib/pe/hwgal.htm (1272 words)

	Ireland.com - The Irish Times - OPINION
		John Waters, for instance, has returned several times recently to the theme of the powerlessness of fathers, like himself, of children with whose mothers they have no marriage or other contract.
		But John Waters is right when he says the whole bias in child custody is in favour of the mother.
		John Waters complained bitterly that "our culture tells us that unmarried fathers have no interest in their children, that they wish to evade their responsibilities and leave mother and child in the lurch.
	www.connect.ie /users/smacsuibhne/kids/john_waters/jw05.htm (1154 words)

	Sunday Times - news - 28 March 1999 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		O'Connor, who believes that Waters leaked his allegations about her supposed poor parenting to the press, was in Dublin to contest the injunction and show why it should not be extended.
		She now believes that Waters used the information about her parents' divorce in seeking to have her declared an unfit mother, and that he referred to his lawyer the Irish judge's finding that O'Connor had been abused as a child and was destined to be emotionally disturbed as an adult.
		Waters, who writes a weekly column in the Irish Times, was the only one to praise the song, and in return O'Connor phoned him and arranged an interview.
	www.suntimes.co.za /1999/03/28/news/news23.htm (1061 words)

	Eamonn Fitzgerald's Rainy Day: John Waters and The Irish Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Waters moved from commenting on the news to being the news when his relationship with Irish rock star Sinead O'Connor became public.
		Mr Waters told RTÉ Radio last week that the newspaper withdrew his column on the issue, claiming the article was libellous, inaccurate and had issues of taste.
		In a letter to Mr Waters yesterday, editor Geraldine Kennedy said that he had expressed the view publicly that she was compromised in her role, and that she was relieving him of any further neccessity to contribute to the newspaper."
	www.eamonn.com /archives/000696.html (628 words)

	John Waters - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		John Waters is the name of several prominent men:
		John Waters is an American filmmaker who is currently active.
		John Waters is an American filmmaker who directed films from 1916 to 1958.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Waters_ (100 words)

	John Waters (columnist) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		of Ireland) is a columnist with The Irish Times and former editor of Magill, an Irish political magazine.
		He is also the father of a daughter named Roisin with singer SinÃ©ad O'Connor.
		John has vociferously campaigned on fathers' rights in Ireland [1]
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Waters_(columnist) (96 words)

	Ottawa Sun Columnist: Pat MacAdam - A spring for all seasons
		The earliest recorded history of the mineral springs is October 1864, when land surveyor W.O. Wood observed that the waters had a "purgative" effect on his crew.
		Water was pumped into his hotel by a dog wheel.
		The spring that spewed out sulphur water at the rate of four gallons a minute was recommended for bathing only.
	www.canoe.ca /NewsStand/Columnists/Ottawa/Pat_MacAdam/2004/10/24/pf-682589.html (1078 words)

	Fine Line Features \| Pink Flamingos \| The Cast
		Waters soon christened his new friend "Divine," and thus began a collaboration that would grow and prosper until the actor's untimely death in 1988.
		The most lovable member of John Waters' informal repertory company, Massey met Waters when she was working at a seedy waterfront bar in Baltimore.
		Waters was immediately enchanted, and cast Massey, a former tap dancer and B girl, in Multiple Maniacs.
	www.finelinefeatures.com /pink/cast.htm (1049 words)

	blogirishcurrent John Waters on the Corruption of the Media (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Waters ascribes this infantilisation to the ascendancy of the Sixties ethic of youth rebellion.
		Waters is not afraid to beard the media lion in its den and speak its name: corruption.
		Waters successfully sued a former Sunday Indo gossip columnist for claiming that his discussion of issues raised by Euripides's Medea drew into question his ability to be a good father to his daughter.
	www.blog-irish.com /waters.htm (1692 words)

	Irish Emigrant - News and jobs for the global Irish community
		Irish Times columnist John Waters won his libel action against the Sunday Times and as that occurred before the election was announced it received a great deal of media attention.
		John Bailey, chairman of the Dublin County GAA Board, became a surprise third Fine Gael candidate in the Dún Laoghaire constituency at the insistence of party headquarters.
		Her comments about Mr Waters, therefore, were known to a very small section of the population until he went to court and her opinions received an airing in all branches of the media for a full week.
	www.emigrant.ie /article.asp?iCategoryID=177&iArticleID=3231 (9743 words)

	John Waters (columnist) - Wikipedia
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	Bono boon picture bono sonny edward de bono bono u2 blue el bono loto draw spanish lotter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Waters cut his teeth writing about music, but has more recently written and campaigned extensively on what he perceives as the feminization of Irish life.
		Be warned, however, Waters revels in his self-decribed role as the lone voice of reason in Irish journalism.
		OPINION/John Waters: There was a time when Bono on the cover of Time magazine would have sent us into paroxysms of national self-congratulation, but now we take it in our stride, suspecting that it is more about him than about us.
	www.nevarts.com /bono (1053 words)

	DCSki Columnists
		DCSki Columnist John Sherwood filed what he thought would be his last firsthand report of the season in mid-March, but a snowstorm this past weekend changed his mind, and he made one last trip to West Virginia’s Timberline Resort.
		John Sherwood examines the options and offers his own suggestions, pointing out which routes have the least switchbacks or the best food, and noting how Corridor H might change the equation in the future.
		John Sherwood couldn’t resist one last chance to ski this season, and took Snowshoe up on their offer of free skiing for their closing weekend.
	www.dcski.com /columnists/index.php?columnist_id=5 (3406 words)

	Seattle Weekly - features: Cool Waters
		Columnist Geov Parrish is a regular guest on "Mind Over Matters" on KEXP-FM (90.3) Saturdays at 8:30 a.m.
		John Waters is sure of who he is. He speaks John Waters.
		Which isn't to say that Waters isn't smart or genuine--his comic anarchy, in person, reveals a real intellect at ease with itself and that probably was at ease with itself when he first started making his trash epics in 1964 (reaching an apex with that notorious dog turd in 1972's Pink Flamingos).
	www.seattleweekly.com /features/0226/features-wiecking.shtml (757 words)

	RTE News - Columnist Waters denies anti-woman views (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		The Irish Times columnist, John Waters, has denied in the High Court that his views are anti-woman.
		Mr Waters is suing the Sunday Times and gossip columnist, Terry Keane, for libel.
		Mr Waters claims that a Terry Keane article in June 2000 suggested he was a bad father and an unsympathetic person in relation to his daughter.
	www.rte.ie /news/2002/0417/libel.html (265 words)

	RTE News - Columnist Waters gives evidence in libel action (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Irish Times columnist John Waters has given evidence in his libel proceedings against the Sunday Times over an article which he claims meant that he was a bad father.
		Mr Waters told a jury in the High Court that his reaction was one of "absolute horror" when he read an article entitled "Allow me the Last Word on John Waters' World".
		In his address, Mr Waters was addressing the themes in the play, a Greek tragedy which culminates in Medea killing her children as an act of revenge.
	www.rte.ie /news/2002/0416/libel.html (410 words)

	Planet Potato - an Irish blog: John Waters and ASBOs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Never let it be said that John Waters doesn't have a unique talent for turning 10 word ideas into verbose 1000 words articles that ramble around before ever getting to a point.
		Evidently John thinks that ASBOs are a mechanism to "fuel the continuing fears about criminality and anti social behaviour than to reap the one-off political rewards for having addressed them".
		You see John, what with being a columnist for the Irish Times and siring children with no less than Sinead O'Connor would very much have his pulse on the street (man).
	planetpotato.blogs.com /planet_potato_an_irish_bl/2005/05/john_waters_and.html (1446 words)

	Song Of The Paddle \| Kayaking With John Hinners \| TownDock.net
		John Hinners monthly column on kayaking the waters of Pamlico County....
		John is the founder of the Pamlico Paddle (an annual paddling event attended by 90 folks last year), author of a series of guides to paddling Pamlico County, and is well known for his knowledge and passion for being on the water under paddle power...
		Oyster Creek drains the north edge of Goose Creek Island, carrying water from a vast network of tributaries and ditches into the Pamlico River.
	www.towndoc.com /paddle/column/paddle.02.13.04.html (451 words)

	News for John Waters (I) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		The producer of the latest John Waters movie, A Dirty Shame, has accused the MPAA ratings board of knuckling under to current political constraints by meting out the odious NC-17 rating to the film.
		Film-maker John Waters is thrilled at the review given to his latest film A Dirty Shame from the Catholic News Service - despite it lambasting the movie for being "crude".
		Waters would love to work with Barbra Streisand because it would be "alarming", while his number one choice would be Meryl Streep.
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0000691/news (2381 words)

	Fine Line Features \| Pink Flamingos
		Waters explains that Divine's title has less to do with matters of hygiene than with the ease and exuberance with which she and her family flaunt social mores.
		Waters acknowledges that the baby/smut/drug-peddlers' claim to filth is not without merit, but points out a crucial distinction between the Marbles and the Divine clan.
		Waters is also the author of three books: "Shock Value," originally published in 1981 and still in print; "Crackpot: The Obsessions of John Waters," published in 1986; and "Trash Trio," a collection of his screenplays — Pink Flamingos, Desperate Living and Flamingos Forever, the unproduced sequel to Pink Flamingos.
	www.finelinefeatures.com /pink/allnotes.htm (5155 words)

	Western People: John Waters launches 25th Open Art Exhibition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Memories of some months spent working with C.I.E. at Claremorris Railway Station were recalled by Irish Times columnist John Waters from Castlerea when he presided at the opening of the 25th Claremorris Open Exhibition in the Dalton Inn Hotel.
		Waters said that small kinds had a “king of language’ of their own and it was difficult to break away from such structures.
		Waters was delighted to meet Son Conlon and Michael O’Reilly again and reminisce about his days spent working with them at Claremorris Railway Station.
	www.westernpeople.ie /news/story.asp?j=5070 (1322 words)

	Waters Flowing Eastward (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Noted author John Kenneth Galbraith, who resigned from the CFR in 1970 "out of boredom," called such off-the-record talks a "scandal." "Why should businessmen be briefed by Government officials on information not available to the public, especially since it can be financially advantageous?" he reasoned.
		John Davison Rockefeller continues to be the most recognized (and perhaps most despised) rich man in the world even though he's been dead since 1937.
		It seems when John D. was a small child his father, William "Big Kill" Rockefeller, who sold cancer "cures" from a medicine wagon, taught him to leap into his arms from a tall chair.
	book-case.kroupnov.ru /pages/library/Rule/part_1.htm (15675 words)

	John Waters: Definition and links by Encyclopedian.com Information about John Waters
		John Waters is the name of two prominent men.
		John Waters Faculty Website European Graduate School ( http://www.egs.edu/faculty/johnwaters.html)
		John Walters[?] was long term producer of UK DJ John Peel 's radio show.
	www.encyclopedian.com /jo/John-Waters.html (668 words)

	We Got Bruce!: July 2004 Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Winokur: On the other hand, Waters also says in the show that you have to learn to love yourself from the inside out, and that's a big part of what Hairspray is about--accepting who you are, and by extension, accepting everyone around you.
		I remember John saying he sort of was Tracy Turnblad, that when he was growing up, he wanted to be on the TV dance shows and to be popular.
		First seen in the John Waters movie, "Hairspray," Tracy is the feisty Baltimore teen who changes the face of local TV forever when she promotes integration on a dance show in the 1960s.
	www.wegotbruce.com /weblog/2004_07.html (3944 words)

	blogirish Orwell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		But [John Stuart] Mill set the bar higher, arguing not just for the right of the public to have its beliefs and dissents upheld, but for what can amount to the opposite: the right of the dissenter to pick holes in such beliefs, regardless of truth or wisdom....
		If Mr Waters were less eccentric (is he not the "other" house maverick at the Irish Times?) and more in tune with post-modern Orwellspeak, he would realise that his advocacy of tolerance for eccentricity was in fact advocacy of marginalisation.
		Now, eccentrics like Mr Waters can have his columns charitably spiked, trust ing his freedom of expression to be defended by fearless colleagues who "don't know exactly the sequence of events" but are nevertheless "sure" that, having "been at one remove from it over the weekend", they can leave him in the lurch.
	www.blog-irish.com /orwell.htm (2504 words)

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