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'House of Lords Journal Volume 11: 24 March 1662', Journal of the House of Lords: volume 11: 1660-1666 (1767-1830), pp. 415-417. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=14249 Date accessed: 28 November 2014.
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DIE Lunæ, 24 die Martii.
D. of Albemarle's Bill.
Message from the King, about an Adjournment.
Order for Adjournment.
Message to H. C. for a Conference about it.
Poor Bill.
Sheriffs Accompts Bill.
D. of Somerset's Bill.
Answer from H. C.
Bill for bringing Persons to Accompt.
Admiralty Jurisdiction Bill.
Lords Leave to be absent.
Woodman versus Bie, in Error.
Eedes admitted to Bail.
Crouch versus Atkinson, in Error.
DIE Lunæ, 24° die Martii, post meridiem.
Rivers Bill.
Nevill's Bill.
Tindall's Bill.
Port of Wells Bill.
Bill to prevent Frauds in Customs.
Message from H. C. with Bills.
Bill for repairing the Streets in Westminster, &c.
Ld. Culpeper's Bill.
Peck's Bill.
Domini tam Spirituales quam Temporales præsentes
Hodie 2a
vice lecta est Billa, "An Act for Confirmation of certain Letters Patents, made, and to be
made, to the Right Noble Lord George Duke of
Albemarle, of several Honours, Manors, and Hereditaments, granted to him by His Majesty."
ORDERED, That the Consideration of this Bill is
committed to these Lords following:
Their Lordships, or any Five; to meet (fn. *) To-morrow, at Eight of the Clock in the Morning, in
the Prince's Lodgings; and the Lord Chief
Justice of the Common Pleas and Mr. Attorney General are to assist the Committee.
The Lord Chancellor acquainted the House with a
Message from the King.
The Effect of it was, "To let their Lordships know,
That when the House of Commons waited upon
Him at Whitehall, He did signify to them His
Desire to have an Adjournment of both Houses, before Easter, for some Time; but His Majesty now,
finding that many Businesses of Concernment are not
yet dispatched, thinks it fit that there should be
only an Adjournment of both Houses To-morrow
until Thursday in Easter-week; and desires that, after
the said Meeting again, both Houses would endeavour to dispatch those Businesses of Consequence as
are depending before them, that so there may be
an Adjournment for a further Time as soon as may
ORDERED, That, according to His Majesty's Message, this House do adjourn, To-morrow, until Thursday
come Sevennight; and that, during the said Adjournment, Committees are to fit, to prepare such Businesses as are depending before them, to be ready for a
Dispatch against the Time of Meeting again.
ORDERED, That the House of Commons be made
acquainted, by a Conference, with the King's Message;
and also to signify to them their Lordships Resolution
concerning the Adjournment.
A Message was sent to the House of Commons, by
Sir Nath. Hobart and Sir Toby Wolridge:
To desire a present Conference, in the Painted
Chamber, upon Occasion of a Message from the King,
touching the Adjournment of both Houses.
ORDERED, That the Committee for the Bill concerning the Poor are to meet on (fn. *)
Wednesday next, at
Nine of the Clock in the Morning.
ORDERED, That the Earl of Anglesey is added to
the Committee for the Bill concerning Sheriffs; which
said Committee, and other Committees that are sine
Die, shall meet To-morrow in the Afternoon.
Hodie 1a
vice lecta est Billa, "An Act for making
Provision for the speedy Payment of the Debts of
the late Duke of Somersett."
The Messengers sent to the House of Commons return with this Answer:
That they will give a Conference, as is desired.
ORDERED, That the Bishop of Hereford is added to
the Committee for the Bill concerning the Poor.
The Commons being ready for the Conference, the
House was adjourned during Pleasure, and the Lords
went to the Conference; which being ended, the House
was resumed.
Hodie 1a
vice lecta est Billa, "An Act for the more
speedy and effectual bringing those Persons to Accompt, whose Accompts are excepted in the Act
of Oblivion."
The Earl of Portland reported from the Committee, the Bill concerning the Jurisdiction of the Court
of Admiralty, wherein their Lordships have made some
Alterations and Amendments, which are offered to
the Consideration of this House.
The Alterations and Amendments were read Once,
and the Bill ordered to be re-committed; and the
Committee to meet on Monday Morning next.
ORDERED, That the Lord Viscount Fauconberg and
the Lord Astley have Leave to be absent from the Attendance of this House, for some Time.
ORDERED, That the Duke of Richmond, the Earl of
Carlile, and the Lord Chandos, are added to the Committee for the Duke of Albemarle's Bill.
Whereas this House hath adjudged, "That Twenty
Pounds Costs shall be paid, by Woodman, Plaintiff in
a Writ of Error, unto Bie Defendant, for his Vexation
in the said Cause;" which the said Woodman refuseth
to pay:
It is ORDERED, That the Committee for Privileges
are to consider of Precedents in this Case, and what
Way the said Costs are to be levied in Obedience to the
said Judgement; and afterwards to make Report to this
The House being moved this Day, "That Richard
Eedes, now in Custody of the Serjeant at Arms attending this House upon a Contempt, which was
this Day proved upon Oath, might be bailed for some
Time, to the End that he might compose the
Difference that now is between Mr. Lake and his
It is ORDERED, That the said Serjeant at Arms
shall, upon good Bail from the said Eedes and his
Securities, give him Liberty, from the Date of this
Order, to the Third of April next, within which Time
the said Eedes is to endeavour a Settlement of the Differences between the said Parties; and upon the said
Third of April, to render himself into the Custody of
the said Serjeant: And this to be a sufficient Warrant
in that Behalf.
The Cause between Crouch Plaintiff and Atkinson Defendant coming this Day to a Hearing, upon a Writ of
Error depending in this House, wherein the Plaintiff
hath assigned the Common Error:
It is ORDERED, That the said Cause is put off to the
Seventh of April next; at which Time the Judgement
given in the King's Bench shall be affirmed, and the
Record remitted, if the Plaintiff in the said Writ shall
not then shew good Cause to the contrary.
Dominus Cancellarius declaravit præsens Parliamentum continuandum esse usque in post meridiem hujus
instantis diei, hora quarta, Dominis sic decernentibus.
Hodie 1a
vice lecta est Billa, "An Act to enable Mrs.
Clemence Ryvers and Mrs. Rose Ryvers to sell certain
Lands and Houses, for Payment of the Debts of
Edward Ryvers Esquire deceased, and Provision for
his Younger Children."
Hodie 1a
vice lecta est Billa, "An Act to enable the
Trustees of Henry Nevill Esquire to sell certain
Lands and Tenements, in the Counties of Yorke and
Leycester, for Payment of his Son William Nevill's
Debts; and likewise to confirm and strengthen the
Sale of such Lands as they have already sold in the
County of Yorke."
Hodie 1a
vice lecta est Billa, "An Act for settling
certain Lands, belonging unto Francis Tindall Gentleman, upon Trustees, to be sold, for the Payment of Debts."
Hodie 1a
vice lecta est Billa, "An Act for the repairing and better preserving the Key of the Port
of Wells, in the County of Norff."
Hodie 2a
vice lecta est Billa, "An Act for preventing
Frauds, and regulating Abuses, in His Majesty's
Their Lordships, or any Five; to meet on Wednesday next, at Three of the Clock in the Afternoon, in the Prince's Lodgings.
A Message was brought from the House of Commons, by Sir Robert Howard and others; who brought
up several Bills:
1. A Bill, intituled, "An Act for repairing the
Highways and Sewers, and for paving and keeping
clean of the Streets, in and about the Cities of
London and Westm.; and for reforming of Annoyances
and Disorders in the Streets and Places adjacent to
the said Cities; and for regulating and licensing of
Hackney Coaches; and for the enlarging of several
strait and inconvenient Streets and Passages;" wherein they desire their Lordships Concurrence.
2. To return these Bills following:
1. The Earl of Huntingdon's Bill.
2. The Bill for naturalizing the Lady Wentworth.
To both which Bills they do agree, without
any Amendments.
3. The Bill against importing of Wool-cards.
4. The Bill concerning Rowland Oakeover.
5. The Bill concerning the repairing of Dover
To which Three Bills they do concur with
their Lordships in the Alterations sent
Hodie 1a
vice lecta est Billa, "An Act for repairing
the Highways and Sewers, and for paving and keeping clean of the Streets, in and about the Cities of
London and Westm.; and for reforming of Annoyances
and Disorders in the Streets and Places adjacent to
the said Cities; and for regulating and licensing of
Hackney Coaches; and for the enlarging of several
strait and inconvenient Streets and Passages."
Hodie 1a
vice lecta est Billa, "An Act for restoring to
Thomas Lord Culpeper, Son and Heir and sole Executor of John Lord Culpeper, Baron of Thorsway,
and Master of The Rolls, deceased, all his Honours,
Manors, Lands, and Tenements, and Leases not
determined, and Hereditaments whatsoever, whereof
the said John Lord Culpeper was in Possession on the
Twentieth Day of May, 1642, or at any Time after,
which have not been sold or aliened by the said John
late Lord Culpeper by Acts or Assurances to which
himself was Party and consenting."
Hodie 2a
vice lecta est Billa, "An Act to enable Thomas
Peck to sell a Manor and some Lands, in the County
of Norff. for the Payment of his Debts, and other
ORDERED, That the Consideration of this Bill is committed to the same Committee as the Bill for regulating
Abuses in His Majesty's Customs is.
Dominus Cancellarius declaravit præsens Parliamentum continuandum esse usque in diem Martis, videlicet, 25tum diem instantis Martii, hora nona Aurora, Dominis sic decernentibus.
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DreamWorks CEO: Movie downloaders should pay by screen size
Jeffrey Katzenberg, CEO of film studio DreamWorks, has suggested that Hollywood should move to a new pay-per-screen-inch pricing model as movie downloads become more popular. Speaking at the Milken Global Conference in Los Angeles, Katzenberg said that in the next ten years he would like to see the movie industry move to the new …
Remember the "rouge" MP3 site that sold tunes by the data volume, in the format of your choosing, and DRM-free? Much easier to mange as no device type info needed, just let consumers choose the image size/quality and price it accordingly.
Oh and the industry might make more money if they turned out better films and less crap remakes. Just my opinion of course...
Re: Allofmp3
And crap sequels - don't forget those!
Re: Allofmp3
I'm all for finding new pricing models but the movie industry do need to get a grip of themselves.
A movie from google play can cost 6.99 for SD and 9.99 for HD. What I don't get is its the same film - the actors did no more work, they had to film it in the highest resolution anyway. In fact, surely then going on to make a SD version costs money! The actors/directors/etc got paid the same, the distribution cost difference is negligible and I don't believe the royalties are different either. If they can sell the SD for 6.99 then the HD should be 6.99 and the SD version should not exist. Its this 'taking the piss' that consumers don't like. Plus DRM is a pain in the arse.
If they bothered to look at the music industry and the fact they have on the whole grown up and got over the fact that the odd person pirates stuff, now they sell without DRM because enough people buy it. Its cheap, so taking a chance on an album isn't that much of a problem. Plus I can put it on all my devices with little resistance.
So, if they made films DRM free (happy with some hidden watermark as long as it doesn't infringe on me playing it on anything I choose) and cheap then I'd buy more. If films were all £5 I'd buy 10 times the movies I buy now, because when a film costs me £10+ I don't buy that often.
And thats the strange rub, maybe, just maybe selling them cheaper and giving more flexibility they'd sell a lot more and make a *lot* more money. Stack em high, sell em cheap.
I can't help but think a lot of people pirate because it offers more flexibility and a cheap price point. Its not that people won't pay something - I truly believe they will - but if it becomes a real pain to watch it because of your hardware then of course they will take the path of least resistance.
I really thought the movie companies would have got this by now.......seems we are in for a long wait.
Re: Allofmp3
"What I don't get is its the same film - the actors did no more work, they had to film it in the highest resolution anyway."
They're not preparing for that. They're preparing for the ultra-HD crap that will be sold soon. Yes, they do lose out on the $1.99 very heavily compressed phone video streams, but, no-one in their right mind is going to watch a full-feature film on a fucking two inch screen. Not without losing a good part of their eyesight anyway. Their majority market is the high-def consumers.
Re: no-one in their right mind is going to watch a full-feature film on a fucking two inch screen
Fortunately for the market, it's full of people not in their right mind that would quite happily sit and watch a feature film on a 2 inch screen. I've seen them do it on the train.
Re: no-one in their right mind is going to watch a full-feature film on a fucking two inch screen
I've seen them do it on the train.
I've done it myself, albeit on one occasion about four or five years ago.
Found myself stuck on a train which had performed the old British Rail chestnut of stopping between two stations for no apparent reason. All I had to entertain me were vistas of driech, Scottish weather, a set of headphones and a Sony-Ericsson, two inch screened 'phone loaded with only a couple of mp3s, a solitaire game and a few movie files (which I had been transferring between computers using my 'phone's SD card).
I eventually started watching Valkyrie and, despite featuring Tom Cruise, I have to confess that it made the delay a lot less boring.
What's wrong with remakes? I know there's this popular myth that Hollywood has gone downhill since they started churning out remakes, but it's bollocks: they've always done it. His Girl Friday was a remake. The Philadelphia Story was a remake. West Side Story's a remake. A big chunk of Hollywood's golden age was them just remaking old silent films now they had sound. As for the popular idea that they do it to increase guaranteed profits, that simply doesn't hold up to financial analysis: remakes have higher up-front costs than original films (buying one untried script off a writer versus buying licenses for something that has already succeeded) and are far from guaranteed to be hits. Filmmakers -- hard though this is to believe when you see some of the resultant output -- generally make remakes because they genuinely think they can improve on the original. And sometimes they're right: The Next Three Days is one of the best thrillers of the last decade, and The Thomas Crowne Affair and The Talented Mr Ripley are both far superior to the originals.
All that aside, can anyone remind me of the many remakes that Dreamworks SKG have been churning out? Because I can't think of a single one.
Re: Allofmp3 @ HollyHopDrive
> What I don't get is its the same film - the actors did no more work, they had to film it in the highest resolution anyway. ... The actors/directors/etc got paid the same, the distribution cost difference is negligible and I don't believe the royalties are different either. If they can sell the SD for 6.99 then the HD should be 6.99 and the SD version should not exist. Its this 'taking the piss' that consumers don't like.
It's not taking the piss; it's price segmentation. I thoroughly recommend Joel Spolsky's explanation of it -- it's a long read, but entertaining and funny. The short version is that the price of a product is not really a function of its cost of production. Everyone thinks it is, yes, but it isn't. (If its price can't cover its cost of production, then the product will simply not be made at all, not sold at a lower price.)
A lot of industries have this problem: small cars cost about the same as large cars to manufacture; children's clothes cost about the same as adult clothes to manufacture; but these products have to be priced differently because of what customers are willing to pay. Katzenberg has identified (correctly, I think) an area in which customers will be willing to pay different prices for the same movie. Seems like a sensible move.
Incidentally, your claim that the actors all get paid the same regardless doesn't quite hold. Actors' contracts include clauses that specify what their work may be used for, how it may be released. So, for instance, my father started getting royalty cheques when the BBC's version of The Forsyte Saga was released on VHS, and then more cheques when it was released on DVD, because my late grandfather was in it and it was made before either format had been invented, so his contract and payment only covered analogue BBC broadcasts, so further releases on new formats required further payment. One of the reasons film actors get such huge payments is that film studios don't want to be landed with any such future liabilities, so their contracts specify that their actors' performances, once recorded, may be used for absolutely anything the studio ever thinks of in the future. So, as studios come up with more pricing and release models like this one, actors' agents and managers will take that into account during negotiations and the actors' fees will increase. The existence of higher definition formats that enable people to have home cinema screens certainly does increase the cost of hiring actors.
Re: no-one in their right mind is going to watch a full-feature film on a fucking two inch screen
i-Spy iWatch wearers
Hey, Katzenberg
Show me the choice of 576i, 720p and 1080p, all totally DRM-free, and you'll have a buyer.
But if you want to push me to pay a premium for upscaled 480i, compressed to hell DRMed shite - you must be barking mad, man.
In related news
Googles stock prices shoots up as analysts revise Google Glass shipments upwards by 1000% post Dreamworks putting their policies into practice.
Should we pay for adverts as well?
This reminds me of ad execs throughout the last few decades who claim that we should be forced by law to watch adverts and that skipping past them during a recording or ignoring them in any way was somehow criminal.
Corporate Communist Capitalism©®™
Gotta love it.
Re: Should we pay for adverts as well?
I thought it was funny how W Bush gave some speech in Europe some time ago where he was trying to soothe the European audience by talking about how they would avoid crass consumerism in some bilateral agreement/action. The speech was obviously not meant for domestic consumption as American culture is built on crass consumerism. It also was ironic in that few families in the world are probably more in love of said consumerism. And to head off any partisan battles Obama is probably even worse because he openly lies about not being the corporate Wall St. whore he is.
Re: Should we pay for adverts as well?
I once tried to watch a catch up programme on the Itv player, all I ended up with was the ***** adverts and never tried the cr*ap option again. If I cannot fast forward through adverts for junk, rubbish or straight false hoods that I will never ever have any interest is buying or seeing again, then I will delist the channel.
Sorry Mr Dream works, I do not know what you are smoking, injecting or drinking but I suggest you go to rehab as soon as possible.
Your output is rubbish and fails to sell due to its lack of merits, I have not been to suffer a cinema experience in more than 10 years, Frankly watching the cr*p at home would take more effort that it could ever possibly justify.
Re: Should we pay for adverts as well?
"I once tried to watch a catch up programme on the Itv player, all I ended up with was the ***** adverts and never tried the cr*ap option again"
This happens everywhere. I did the same with TenPlay, which is the online catchup for our Channel-10 free-to-air network here in Australia. I had just missed a segment at the end of current affairs type show, so thought I could see it online.
I could certainly fast forward through the program material, but not the ads. And since what I wanted was right at the end, I would have had to sit through 15 minutes worth of ads, just to watch a five minute segment.
I didn't. I would have sat through one ad break, but 15 mintues straight for a five minute segment? Fuck you Channel 10. And the horse you rode on.
Now I record everying on the PVR, and watch at my own leasure. Skipping the ads of course. NOW they know why they're losing money hand over fist.
Re: Should we pay for adverts as well?
Oh ITV player is crap....
4OD, and iPlayer (and thank you iPlayer for finally letting my listen to radio with the screen off, took you long enough!) are pretty much the only two catch up services I use, other than that I recored of FTA Satellite and transfer to my devices!
hey Katzenberg
Its a good thing that those that make our hardware don't make our media content for the most part. There is Sony but look what happened to their hardware sales after they start letting the media division set the terms. 15 years ago Sony was where Samsung is today. A cautionary tale.
Why not free to the movie hall so punters might solace up in fine foods, wines, beers, ales, sasperllilas, candies, .. and have a wholesome out of the house and in imperfect human company experience experience?
Movie business model.
I don't know about the rest of the world, but here in the US, the money paid for Movie Tickets goes pretty much 100% to the Studio and the Distribution chain.
The Theater is already making all it's profit on sales of Candy, Drinks & Popcorn.
And, theater attendance is already suffering from poor attendance because too many people cannot afford the costs. There's not much room for any sort of price increases there.
Re: Movie business model.
I guess that explains the price of salty corn kernels and sugary water at those places then.
Re: Movie business model.
Yep in general outside the theaters sugary water is pretty much cheaper in the US than anywhere else in the developed world (and a major source of the fatty epidemic) and the popcorn as well due to the taxpayer subsidizing massive production of corn (and corn sugar) which grows very well here.
Re: Movie business model.
Most varieties of corn aren't popping compliant. There are just a few varieties that will do it. Regular corn combusts rather quickly if exposed to popcorn corn popping conditions.
There are most certainly lots of corn subsidies here but those are pretty much for all types of corn except popcorn. A farm can certainly receive subsidies for growing popcorn if they want to, but the economics are all screwy. You can make a shit ton more money selling non popcorn corn. The popping corn supply chain is perpetually packed to capacity, so there's no room for new popcorn corn farms. Just thought I would share.
Re: Movie business model.
Similar here in the UK, we have a small luxury (i.e. leather seats and a well stocked bar) cinema near me I frequent, and one of their 'adverts' before the show starts points out most of the money from the ticket prices goes to the movie makers and they run the cinema with profits from bar sales..
After that I promptly did my duty and brought another pint of beer and packet of pork scratchings!
Seriously they could rise the price at this cinema by £3 and still get people through the door, their prices are lower than the local multiplex, which I always feel like needing a shower after visiting!
Re: Movie business model.
Yeah that sounds right. Knew all about popcorn being a special variety as well (in addition to sweet corn we eat being different than the field corn we feed the cattle) growing up like I did in Iowa and Illinois (house like a mile away from giant Delmonte packing plant lol) just not as much about popcorn economics. I think most popcorn is grown by a handful of giant corporate ag food companies as well (ConAgra, etc). Still it has traditionally stayed a fairly inexpensive treat but yeah the economics I am sure are screwy like everything else in our weird corporate welfare and socialism but only for corporations economic system.
And you wonder why they posted a loss...
With bonehead ideas like these, not to mention the previously mentioned crap remakes, it's no shocker that their industry is drying up.
Re: And you wonder why they posted a loss...
They post losses because they use Hollywood accounting. By any other standard, they're making more money than ever.
Re: And you wonder why they posted a loss...
@Josh Cain. I suggest you take a gander at the actual money being made here. If you think the industry is drying up, then the bitching, moaning and lying that they've been doing has succeeded admirably with you.
Maybe the viewers should be based on the size of the content producer's ego?
So long as...
...we can countercharge for when the movie turns out to be derivative formulaic bollocks, with an additional penalty for all the drip-feeding to rabid press droolers who fawn over every snippet (especially "character posters" and casting rumours) and who would declare a polished turd to be the best thing ever.
Re: So long as...
Thanks, you just reminded me of the new Star Wars remake. If it's even half as bad as ST though...
Re: So long as...
Talking about movies or Obama? Everything you said can be attributed to Him too.
Re: So long as...
Why single out the current US president?
Re: So long as...
Just a guess but isn't he the guy who said he was going to change the way government does things and then stuck to the script of the last clown in charge? Yeah, I know, the more they claim they are different the more they remain the same.
Re: So long as...
Eddy Ito gets it +1
Re: So long as...
So, every almost politician ever then?
(This is not a defence of Obama).
Dear Mr. Katzenberg
May I kindly suggest that you fuck right off.
Here's your first problem: What size is the screen if I'm using a projector? And it's all downhill from there.
Re: Dear Mr. Katzenberg
Laser range finder as a required piede of hardware drm in projectors?
Re: Dear Mr. Katzenberg
My smart phone has a Micro-HDMI port on it and I can connect it to a large TV, what size does that count as?
Re: Dear Mr. Katzenberg
I'm guessing by 'screen size' he actually means pixel resolution of the video file. I can see where he's coming from, I wouldn't really want to pay the same for an SD movie I'm watching on a 7" tablet whilst travelling as I would for an Ultra HD movie I'm watching at home. However this value analysis depends upon a tiered pricing model. I suspect the movie industry would make a lot more money if they offered a 'buy once at a reasonable price, download at any resolution whenever you like' option.
Re: Dear Mr. Katzenberg
"My smart phone has a Micro-HDMI port"
The DRM will require that this be turned off.
There will be a different player for each of the studios that go for it. Each will only work with a different set of 5 devices. Like 'Plays for Sure" it will be killed after a couple years and anyone dumb enough to buy anything will be SOL.
They come up with crap like this, UltraViolet, digital copy... remember the DIVX DVD phone home player? The self destructing DVD? From the same people who think putting the "you wouldn't steal a car" ad on a DVD (unskippable) that someone just bought is a good idea.
And they moan when we tell them to pull the other one and mock their great ideas.
Tell them we want DRM free, just like music and they act like we ask them to do something impossible.
Re: Dear Mr. Katzenberg
"From the same people who think putting the "you wouldn't steal a car" ad on a DVD (unskippable) that someone just bought is a good idea."
Featuring background music that they themselves had stolen no less.
DRM by the backdoor
Smells worse than a month old dead crab to me. Presumably Jeff will soon be back to explain that TVs will need to incorporate a "tamper-proof" way of ensuring that a film bought at one size can't be simply upscaled. Because otherwise
home-taping torrenting upscaling will mean the end of Hollywood.
Sort of Reasonable
Although I'd rather not see DRM get any worse, this notion is actually not too surprising.
It falls in line with standard market segmentation practices; it does stand to reason that someone who was going to watch a movie on a smartphone wouldn't be willing to pay as much for it as someone wanting to watch the same movie on a fancy home theater. In the former case, a cheap price makes sense - in the latter case, the price for a download should be about the same as the price for a DVD.
But will monitors have to be redesigned to report their sizes to the computer they're attached to? So if anyone wants a discount for having just a 15-inch monitor, it would only apply if the monitor was bought after 2017? In that case, the notion becomes ridiculous.
Re: Sort of Reasonable
Monitors do that already, at least Plug'n'play tells the graphics card what the monitor can handle. The problem comes when my 17" laptop has a higher res than my 32" Sony, and a 10" Nexus tablet can beat both by some margin...
It's unworkable.
Re: Sort of Reasonable
"It falls in line with standard market segmentation practices"
Declaring a crook still a crook does not mean it's an improvement, or a thing we should embrace.
Though thankfully, some do still produce good content for a good price and no chase down all potential customers as criminals (those left are diminishingly small now though).
How about just charging differently for different resolutions? Wouldn't it be simpler? No need for tying the video to the device, or complicated system to check the size of the device?
Re: Stupid
Totally in agreement. If you have a 90inch TV and want to ruin your experience by watching a 480x320 video the choice should be yours. You may have a valid reason for watching content at reduced resolution (say in a window) while viewing something else that fills the rest of your 4K screen.
Likewise if you are total dork and want to dowload 4K video to watch on your 800x600 phone screen so you can boast to your mates, then more fool you.
Payment should be by the resolution you receive not how big you can make individual pixels.
Mines the coat with a phone with built in projector in the pocket.
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Well of course that makes sense, but not for what he wants, which would seem to be sneaking in some form of DRM, by making your screen (whatever version it is) their ally.
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Not only is resolution based charging easier to implement its even vaguely justified by the higher costs of storing/streaming more data to you (although as someone else pointed out the cost of making the film in the first place doesn't change).
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Oregon Pinot Noir suggestions needed
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- Tracy L. May 24, 2006 12:36 AM
I went to Portland in February and my friends and I brought back some Pinots to have at a future wine tasting. Well, the future is now and we are having the tasting this weekend. One friend is keeping the stash in her cellar and I misplaced my list of what we purchased, I hthink I was fuzzy headed after tasting so much wine. All of what we purchased is supposed to be hard to find in California (where we live). I'd like to purchase a couple more bottles. My friends preferred the more substantial, earthier Pinots and the group who will be tasting the wines are Zin and Syrah fans. I am interested in a very fruit foward Pinot, perhaps as a way to start the tasting. We do blind tastings so I am also looking for ideas for a ringer as well. I can spend up to about $30 a bottle. I have two high end wine shops in my neighborhood as well as a Bev Mo and World Market/Cost Plus. TJ's is close too but it is a mad house due to the holiday. Thank you in advance.
Sounds like you may have tried the Raptor Ridge PN, but if you are looking for things to put in the tasting that are as you describe, try finding Patton Valley, Van Duzer, WillaKenzie, Elk Cove, or Ponzi.
I have found "Firesteed Pinot Noir" from Oregon to be excellent especially when you consider the price. Somewhere around 10 to 12 a bottle. I have found it at Bev Mo.
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I enthusiastically second the O'Reilly's suggestion. This is a great, fruity Pinot at a very reasonable price point (about $14).
I am very fond of most of the wines that come from the O'Reilly's/Owen Roe/Sineann group. Not only are they very well-crafted, but their bottles are beautiful.
For those that like CA Zin and Syrah, I'd recommend Archery Summit and St. Innocent. They both make very massive, tannic, highly extracted Pinot Noirs. Not my style, but they have their fans. Archery Summit is more austere (not to mention very expensive), while St. Innocent wines tend to be a bit more earthy and approachable. I've always enjoyed any Pinot made from the Freedom Hill vineyard (Bethel Heights is one, but there are others I can't presently recall that use that fruit). Domaine Drouhin and Domaine Serene are some of my other favorite producers. Rex Hill's entry level is a decent option for a relatively inexpensive OR Pinot Noir.
Ah, Oregon Pinot Noir - a subject near and dear to my heart.
If money is no object, look for one of Ken Wright's single-vineyard wines. They run about $40-$45 in Minnesota, but might be cheaper in California. I LOVE these wines!
Maybe you could buy an inexpensive Pinot to balance out the expense of a pricy one. Last year, I fell in love with Hunter-Chaps (sp?) Pinot Noir; it's rich and fruit-forward and very yummy, and costs about $8 or $10 here. But I couldn't find it in MN, because the distributor sold out. You might have better luck in CA.
And if you do food with your tasting, don't forget the Tillamook cheddar - it's perfect with Oregon Pinot Noir. (But any good aged cheddar will work.)
Have fun at your tasting!
My GFs just e-mailed me their lists of Pinots and not one that all of you suggested is on it (no duplications). Thanks to all of you we should have a nice well rounded tasting. We are going to use a California Pinot Noir as the ringer. Thanks again.
One of the most foward Oregon Pinots I've had lately is Argyle's Nuthouse. It runs closer to $48, here in SoCal, but it is quite amazing.
Some wineries that I love in Oregon are Chehalem, Rex Hill (especially for value), and Willa Kenzie. While Archery Summit Pinots can be expensive, their entry-level wines are some of the most consistently good, with a lighter, more Burgundian style than some of the newer, cultish producers. Freja and Cristom are excellent value producers but might be hard to find. Penner-Ash puts forth very big, meaty wines. For a splurge, Domaine Serene's Evenstad Reserve is always fabulous (and would make a good ringer in a tasting of Russian River pinots for next time maybe).
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I second Monday's rec of Chehalem, Yam Hill...also seek out Domaine Serene...
I've found a huge difference between the regular and reserve Pinot Noirs of Oregon.
I'm in love with the Reserves...will check my notes for more recs if I have time...
Generally, I find the fruit from the Chehalem and Yam Hill areas to be a bit brighter and deeper than some of the other areas...Let us know how the tasting goes...
Evesham Pinot Noirs are excellent quality for around #30.
For a real splurge, you may want to have a bottle of Beaux Freres Pinot Noir (all of the recent vintages have been outstanding)
My favorites of the 2004's so far are Shea, Aramenta's Reserve, Scott Paul, Cuneo, Bethel Heights. I find Archery Summit to be very overpriced and overhyped, they sell an image more than a wine. Ditto for Bergstrom. Unfortunately the best Pinots rarely get out of the Northwest.
We've been really liking Witness Tree, it drinks as well if not better than wines twice its price. The Estate bottling is in the mid 20's.
I really like the www.langewinery.com low end pinot noir for the value. The '04 with the rose on the lable is the one I'm buying for $15 at the local wine store lately.
re: Nancy99
Le Cadeau is excellent! But probaby not in the right price range.
For me, in your price range you might be able to find the basic Domaine Serene Yamhill Cuvee which would fit the bill.
You should deffinitely be able to find the lesser Soter Pinot for about $25.
If you can splurge, for $45 Soter Beacon Hill is my favorite OR Pinot. (Although the very expensive Domaine Serene Grace Vineyard comes close)
re: whiner
whiner - you seem to be a particularly knowledgeable sort; have you had any "John Thomas" pinot? have been reading some intriguing things about it on another board and put myself on a list for some coming out in September
re: ibstatguy
Sorry, ibstatguy, I haven't had that one. I can poke around, for you, though...


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- 1/2 teaspoon(s) Fennel seeds
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- 1/2 teaspoon(s) pepper
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- Cook sausage, beef, onion and garlic in large skillet. Stir in crushed tomatoes, paste, sauce & water. Season with sugar, fennel, Italian seasoning, salt, pepper, and parsley. Simmer 30 minutes. Blend Ricotta, egg and basil in small bowl. Preheat oven to 375º. Assembly: spread a layer of sauce in 9 x 13 baking dish, layer noodles, ricotta mixture, mozzarella, sauce, repeat. Cover with non-stick foil and bake for 25 mins. Remove foil and bake an additional 25 mins.
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Discussion in 'PatsFans.com - Patriots Fan Forum' started by mgteich, Feb 19, 2007.
I think that these are announced before March 2.
Cap numbers change year round as players get signed and released. I'm not aware of any official date that these numbers come out.
I can't remember the NFL ever releasing "final" cap numbers.
...the final numbers are known around feb of next year for this year.Even then it is a speculation but more closer.
the cap space for this year was less than a million.
More closer???
The team will know the effects of adjustments from 2006 before free agency starts. Otherwise, they would not know if they are under the cap, which they must be by March 2. The media will publish the numbers.
I have yet to see the media announce what each team's adjusted cap number is
from everything I've seen and from all the hard work that Miguel has to put into figuring it out for one team, I don't think anybody "announces" these.
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