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TOKYO Nissans quarterly profit rose nearly 37 percent, helped by a favorable exchange rate and healthy sales in North America and China. Nissan Motor Co. reported Monday a better-than-expected net profit of 112 billion yen ($1.1 billion) for the April-June first fiscal quarter, up from 82 billion yen a year earlier. Analysts surveyed by FactSet had forecast a quarterly profit of 85 billion yen ($835 million). Quarterly sales jumped 10 percent to 2.466 trillion yen ($24.2 billion).
Nissans vehicle sales grew in the robust North American market, on solid demand for the Rogue crossover and the Altima sedan, offsetting shaky Japan, where a rise in the consumption tax dampened sales overall. Nissan continued to make progress in the first three months of the fiscal year as encouraging demand for new products, benefits from recent plant investments, and improving market conditions in North America, China and Europe combined to lift both revenues and profits, said Carlos Ghosn, president and chief executive officer.
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January 2015
The Federal Aviation Administration has selected Archer Western Construction to build a new Air Traffic Control Tower at Charlotte Douglas International Airport. Archer Western will build the 370-foot tall structural precast concrete tower along with a 42,000 square-foot Terminal Radar Approach Control (TRACON) base building. Construction will begin in spring 2016.
January 2016
The Walsh Group's Chief Operating Officer David Casey has been named President of the company's Heavy Civil Division. Mr. Casey succeeds Don Gillis, who served as President since 2011.
December 2015
The Walsh Group welcomes Paul Carter to its professional staff as Senior Vice President/Senior Business Group Leader of the Southeast Region. Paul will be responsible for pursuing new business, project execution, and expanding the company's transportation brand in the Southeast United States.
October 2015
The Pennsylvania Rapid Bridge Replacement Project was awarded the Best Transport Project at the P3 Awards 2015. The project includes the financing, design, construction, and 25 years of maintenance for 558 bridges throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Walsh Investors is an equity member of the consortium responsible for all aspects of the project, and Walsh Construction is the lead member of the design-build joint venture.
September 2015
The Walsh Group welcomes Jessica Murray to its professional staff as Vice President of Strategic Initiatives. Jessica will be responsible for developing, communicating, executing and sustaining strategic initiatives, as well as formulating and perfecting win-strategies for key clients and pursuits in the company's Building Division.
June 2015
On Friday, the Port Authority's Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to begin the first phase of an overall redevelopment of LaGuardia Airport by selecting LaGuardia Gateway Partners - of which Walsh is a member of - to develop a $3.6 billion world-class facility to serve approximately 50% of the passenger volume at LaGuardia.
March 3
Walsh crews continue to move forward with pedestrian path along the Chicago River on Chicago Riverwalk project, a continuous pedestrian path along Chicago River from State to LaSalle. The second phase, $43 million project is slated to be completed by Memorial Day.
February 2015
With the completion of the Senior Suites of Norwood Park and the Blue Island Supportive Living Facility at Fay's Point, our relationship with this valued client dates back 13 years - we look forward to many more!
Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert (Bob) McDonald visited the VA Loma Linda Healthcare Center project for a site tour on Jan. 27.
December 2014
The Maggie Daley Park ice skating ribbon officially opened December 13th with a ribbon cutting ceremony
Walsh Investors, LLC, a nationally-recognized infrastructure developer, announced today that its team, WMB Heartland Justice Partners, has been selected as the preferred bidder by the city of Indianapolis to build the county's new justice complex under a Public-Private-Partnership (P3) structure.
October 2014
Pennsylvania has awarded a $899 million contract to Plenary Walsh Keystone Partners to design, replace and maintain 558 bridges around the state for the next 25 years. The contract – the biggest ever awarded by PennDOT – uses a public-private partnership (P3) approach to tackling the state's problem with an abundance of structurally deficient bridges. It keeps the bridges under state ownership but transfers the responsibility for their design, construction and 25-year upkeep to this private sector team.
September 2014
Walsh Construction received the National Steel Bridge Alliance's 2014 Steel Bridge Competition Merit Award (Medium Span Category) for the North Halsted Street Tied Arch Bridge project in recognition for outstanding design in structural steel.
Archer Western is finishing up the new Slover Memorial Library in downtown Norfolk, VA. The project includes the magnificently restored Seaboard Building and a soaring new building designed by Newman Architects. It is shaping up to be one of the most beautiful and high tech additions to the city center.
August 2014
Lake Erie is a vital resource for the cities that surround it - but with rising pollution and contamination from outdated sewer systems, the lake and its communities were in trouble. The Ohio-based city of Lorain is one of the lake-lining cities that the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has tasked with cleaning up its sewer systems to help clean up the lake, and it employed Walsh Construction and Super Excavators to help make it happen.
June 2014
The Florida Institute of Consulting Engineers (FICE) and the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) awarded their 2014 FICE/FDOT Outstanding Project Award (in the Major Project category) to the I-4/Selmon Expressway Connector project in Tampa, Fla.
Pierce County Sewer Traffic and Operations Facility Construction Begins Stage 2
May 2014
The mating pair of peregrine falcons that have been residing on Milton-Madison Bridge have had another successful year. During the four mating seasons that Walsh Construction has worked on the new bridge, the pair have produced 15 offspring.
The Chicago Riverwalk project will transform a six-block stretch of the downtown riverfront into a linear park with areas such as fountains, a theater, and room for recreational boats. Walsh Construction is underway on the first section of this project, which includes the three-block stretch from State Street to LaSalle Street.
New state-of-the-art FBI Norfolk Field Office opens in Chesapeake, Va.
Archer Western has completed the first phase of the SunRail in Orlando and its surrounding counties. After many years of planning, SunRail service picked up its first customers on Thursday, May 1st.
April 2014
On Saturday, April 26, 2014, The Walsh Group's Pittsburgh Regional Office set forth to help a local citizen in West Mifflin, Pa., for National Rebuilding Together Day.
Engineering News-Record (ENR) Texas & Louisiana's Top Starts list shows the cost of the top 25 projects that broke ground in 2013 in the region totaled $12.49 billion.
How is 20-acres of flat ground transformed into landscaped rolling hills and an ice skating ribbon? Giant foam blocks.
The record-breaking, 55-foot, lateral slide of the Milton-Madison Bridge was completed April 11; becoming the longest bridge in North America to be slid laterally into place.
March 2014
A 100-foot concrete section of the Kentucky side of the Milton-Madison Bridge slid into place Thursday morning. This time-lapse video shows the less than 2-hour process from two angles.
February 2014
Third Annual Sustainability Circle of Excellence Award recognizes outstanding performance in diversion and recycling.
Archer Western recently finished construction a new wide-body hangar for United Airlines at Dulles International Airport. One of the final steps was to test the Foam Fire Suppression System which can cover 90,000 SF. The test was captured on video.
January 2014
In 2012, the Air Force designated Luke Air Force Base as a pilot-training site for F-35s, which are billed as the military's next generation of stealth fighters. As the base prepares to receive its first batch of fighter jets, Archer Western continues construction work on the Academic Training Center that will be used to train both pilots and support staff.
December 2013
The 9R/27L runway expansion project at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport will accommodate large jet access to the busy airport.
November 2013
The Walsh-Alberici joint venture team, with designer Burns & McDonnell, is building the new I-64 Daniel Boone Bridge in Missouri.
The ribbon cutting ceremony for the Iowa Correctional Institution for Women (ICIW) was held on October 28th, 2013. Walsh also celebrated the completion of the Iowa State Penitentiary in Fort Madison. The facility will see more than 700 inmates transfer to it in March.
Last month, the Archer Western Texas office participated in the annual Canstruction event, a unique design-build competition food drive and exhibition showcasing sensational Canstruction sculptures - structures made entirely out of full cans of food.
October 2013
In Central Florida, the SunRail Project Team of Archer Western and JV partner RailWorks donated a combined $1,000 to the Boys & Girls Clubs of West Sanford.
Maggie Daley Park is taking shape in downtown Chicago. In August, the Chicago Park District awarded Walsh Construction a contract to complete the second phase of the park project.
Notice-To-Proceed Has Been Issued to Walsh for the $1.27 Billion Crenshaw/LAX Project in Los Angeles, CA
September 2013
The Walsh Group is pleased to announce the appointment of David Casey to the position of Chief Operating Officer of the Heavy Civil Division.
San Sebastian River Bridge Wins "Best in Construction" Award in the Design-Build Category from the Florida Transportation Builders' Association (FTBA) and "Honor Award" in the Transportation Category from DBIA Florida Region
August 2013
The Repair and Preventative Maintenance of the East Monroe Parking Garage was a fast paced 15-month renovation project in the heart of downtown Chicago.
Walsh Construction Chosen to Build Bloomingdale Trail Project
Walsh Construction has completed the new Residential Treatment Unit (RTU) and Reception Classification Diagnostic Center (RCDC) at the Cook County Jail. The five-story 285,000 SF facility is seeking LEED Silver certification.
The Walsh Group is pleased to announce the opening of a new regional office in New Jersey. This office will serve the metropolitan New York and New Jersey markets and expand The Walsh Group's national reach.
July 2013
PPL Montana Dedicates New Powerhouse at Century-Old Rainbow Hydroelectric Facility
On Tuesday, July 16th, Walsh Construction boat operator and 20-year construction industry veteran Bruce Cornelius heard a cry for help as he navigated his vessel down the Ohio River.
June 2013
Walsh Canada Helps Commemorate the Unveiling of the Hospital of the Future
May 2013
Walsh Replaces the Second Half of the Wells Street Bridge in Chicago
March 2013
The LEED Silver Certified Ground Systems Power and Energy Lab (GSPEL) Project Recognized in CAM Magazine's Greenest Projects of the Year Issue
February 2013
The last phase of Runway 10C is being completed with the expected completion date of mid-October. The project has overcome foreseen obstacles and has accelerated the proposed schedule while keeping safety the main priority.
January 2013
Walsh Group Projects Claim Three Spots in Magazine's Top Bridges List
Officials and contractors gathered on the St. Louis County side of the Missouri River Thursday morning to break ground for construction of the new eastbound span of the Daniel Boone Bridge between Chesterfield and Weldon Spring.
A collaborative project in the Southwest desert has improved natural habitats and water quality while assisting a community with flood risk and wastewater management.
What Does It Take to Construct a "Lid" Over an Active Freeway? Archer Western Knows...
December 2012
The "Fill The Loader" campaign was started by Senior Project Manager Dave Moyar in 2010, the first year of The Western Wake Freeway Project.
A special message from our friends at Mercy Home…
November 2012
The $2.6 billion Ohio River Bridges project is one of the largest transportation undertakings in the country.
The Fort Benning Gateway in Columbus, Ga., was designed to honor the men and women serving at one of the largest military facilities in the nation.
The new TARDEC Ground Systems Power and Energy Lab will allow the U.S. Army to research, develop and test the next generation of military ground vehicle systems.
October 2012
As it's constructed, Veterans Memorial Bridge becomes part of the environment
All kinds of wildlife parade past manatee spotter for Palm City bridge project.
September 2012
Ultimately, eight years of planning all came down to eight hours and about 700 feet — the distance traveled by a nearly 400-ft-long, 4.3-million-lb railroad truss on four self-propelled modular transporters, or SPMTs, during the last Saturday of August in Chicago.
Two hangar-related projects at historic military sites illustrate varied approaches to managing cultural assets.
August 2012
DelGrosso is heading up a team of hundreds of workers from Archer Western and at least five major subcontractors, and he is responsible for ensuring the $90 million bridge is done on time and on budget.
In this new role Mr. Lesurf will be responsible for growing and managing the operations of Walsh Construction Company Canada, with a focus on client and subcontractor management.
A 2,350-ton blue truss bridge was slid into place over Torrence Avenue in Hegewisch, which will soon replace one of the oldest bridges on the South Shore line.
Watch our Walsh Team as they help install a massive 3700 gallon tank over a second floor staircase at the Weldbend office buildout project, located in Summit, Illinois.
Mother Nature is always a factor when it comes to construction, but Archer Western did not let her get in the way of rebuilding the new Amelia Earhart Bridge.
July 2012
Even with some "bumps in the road" the project still came in under budget at $8.75 million
The $125 million Joint Venture project will build a new I-64 bridge over the Missouri River to replace the deteriorated bridge built in 1935.
June 2012
The Legacy at Millennium Park: honored for innovation, best practices and "contributing to the growth of vibrant communities."
The notched girder, known as a knuckle, will be the largest among hundreds of pieces of steel to go up over the next year, as the superstructure of the new I-90 span takes shape.
Walsh Converts Warehouse to Create LEED Platinum Headquarter Expansion
May 2012
On Monday May 14th, Ambassador Barry White broke ground on the new Embassy building at Huseby in Oslo. Mayor of Oslo Fabian Stang joined the Ambassador in grabbing a shovel to mark this important milestone in the long process of building a new U.S. embassy.
April 2012
The $60 Million lab has the ability to test any military ground vehicle, wheeled or tracked, in any environmental condition.
March 2012
On September 27, 2011, Walsh Global, LLC was awarded our first overseas embassy project, The New American Embassy at Oslo, Norway.
The Bridge Care Suites will combine a traditional health care model with the amenities and hospitality of an upscale hotel.
The New Walsh Headquarters Expansion is LEED Platinum Certified with the 6th highest LEED points facility in the country and the highest points in Illinois to date.
Construction of the new Broughton Hospital will begin in April and is expected to finish in 2014.
The Freedom Award is the Department of Defense's highest recognition for employers supporting members of the Guard and Reserve. Up to 15 recipients will be announced this summer and honored in Washington, D.C. on September 20 at the 17th annual Freedom Award Ceremony.
February 2012
Archer Western and McDonnel Group teamed up to build the Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office Inmate Processing Facility. This 433,000 SF facility will accommodate 1,400 inmates and include an Intake Processing Center and an administrative building for the Sheriff and staff. The new structure replaces several Sheriff's Office buildings that were damaged during Hurricane Katrina.
Walsh Group Uses Self-Climbing System for First Time in the U.S.
Luxury Condominiums in Chicago at The Legacy at Millennium Park Win Gold Award in the Best in American Living Awards Program
America's 12th largest general contractor continues to grow. The Walsh Group has officially acquired California-based Heavy-Highway contractor R&L Brosamer.
January 2012
The Walsh Group promotes Don Gillis to President of the Heavy Civil Group.
December 2011
The 200,000-square-foot, six-story facility, located on the University of Iowa Health Science Campus, will house laboratory and office space dedicated to leading-edge, cross-disciplinary research involving scientists from across the campus.
August 2011
By using an elaborate wicking and drainage system rigged with instruments to report soil movement and consolidation within and below the structure, engineers fine-tuned the schedule with lead contractor Archer Western Contractors Ltd., Atlanta. They shaved work duration at sites along the 7.54-mile-long project to 45 to 60 days compared with the targeted 90 days.
In the On Time category: the Florida Department of Transportation won for its I-10 to I-95 Interchange: "The Big I" project
December 2010
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, along with the Navy and Walsh Construction, broke ground on the final phase of a $330 million project.
This year, Archer Western's Raleigh-Durham Roadbuilders hosted a donation site for the U.S. Marine Corps Toys for Tots program.
November 2010
Walsh Construction Company Canada recently broke ground on the Women's College Hospital (WCH) project, the first and only Ambulatory Care Hospital in Ontario and the only hospital in Ontario with a primary focus on Women's Health.
September 2010
Two Archer Western Contractors, Ltd. Projects were recognized in Texas Construction Magazine's Best of 2010 awards program. The annual competition highlights commercial construction and design excellence from across Texas and Oklahoma.
August 2010
Recently, buildings such as The Legacy and The Blue Cross Blue Shield Headquarters, which Walsh Construction was contracted to build, have received some very positive reviews.
July 2010
Construction is expected to begin around August 1 on the most expensive highway contract ever awarded by the Alabama Department of Transportation.
June 2010
Construction of the new 711th Human Performance Wing complex is progressing so well it now appears likely to be complete months earlier than initial projected.
May 2010
After narrowing the field to 8 qualified finalists, Midwest Construction magazine has chosen Walsh Construction Company of Chicago as 2010 Contractor of the Year.
April 2010
Texas Construction magazine recently announced its selection of Archer Western Contractors Ltd. of Arlington as its 2010 Contractor of the Year.

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CBS has been sticking true to their successful spin-off formula for several years now. As JAG was winding down its successful run, they spun that series off into NCIS, a long-running staple on the network which has even birthed its own spin-off in last year's highly-successful NCIS: Los Angeles. One of the most popular actresses on NCIS is Pauley Perrette, who plays Abby Sciuto and she was down in San Diego for Comic-Con 2010. We were able to speak with the actress about the show's upcoming eighth season, which premieres on Tuesday, September 21 at 8 PM ET, and you can click on the video interview below to see what she had to say.
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Can I arrange and perform a piece without acquiring permission?
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I have made a choral arrangement of a piece of music after transcribing it from You Tube. I haven't been successful in reaching the artists in order to request permission to arrange and perform. Can I legally program this piece of music? There is no sheet music published for this song.
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Carol, a crucial point is the following: try to check whether in your country "transcriptions" are disciplined differently from "arrangements", and in case check if your score can be classified as transcription; here in Italy, transcritpions are totally free, you do not have to ask for any permission (you just need to have an official score of the music you are transcribing). Conversely, arrangements have a rigid discipline (in some respects inapplicable, and the sad result is that nobody respects the law). The funny thing is that the formal difference between arrangement and transcription is not at all clear. The matter is real, real complex. From an OPERATIONAL point of view, take into account that after the initial steps (writing an arrangement, sharing it), the crucial point comes when someone performs the arrangment publicly: at that stage it's mandatory and it is right that the copyright holders get paid. This step can and must be controlled. The preliminary steps (writing the arrangements and sharing them) seems to be slippery, whichever perspective you assume. Let me take the occasion for greeting John (Howell) with whom I discussed on this matter in the past: nice to read you again, John!
Good to hear from you, Fabio. Carol, Fabio brings up an interesting point, but it is not one that applies under U.S. copyright law (and I see that you are in Arizona, U.S.A.).
In fact it's even more confusing than Fabio's description suggests, because over the past century or so the generally accepted definitions of "transcription" and "arrangement" have not just been confused with each other, but have actually reversed meanings. (I researched this about 30 years ago when I first started teaching an arranging course.)
But it's irrrelevant because under U.S. copyright law both are considered "derivative versions" of the copyrighted work, and that's the term that is used in the law. And the creation and distribution of derivative versions is prohibited under the law without permission, subject to some VERY tightly written exceptions either in the law itself or the Fair Use Guidelines.
My own working definitions, in case anyone cares, are these. A "transcription" converts information in one form into another form while attempting to neither add nor lose any inforrmation in the process. Thus a secretary used to take dictation of the spoken word using shorthand, "transcribe" that shorthand into typescript, and create a written version of the letter. But the letter ALWAYS gained and lost inforrmation, since the spoken word includes voice inflections and subtle twists of phrase while the written word requires spelling, correction of grammar, choice of homynymns, and punctuation. On the other hand a "transcription" of a readio broadcast was a recording of that broadcast which could be (and was) flown from the East Coast to the West Coast to be played there after a 2-week delay, and later on a kinescope (film) of a TV broadcast which was treated the same way.
An "arrangement," however, is a reworking of the original work, primarily to make it performable by a different musical ensemble, but in the writing of which any of the musical elements of the original can be and are subject to modification and change.
Thus an orchestral work may be "transcribed" for concert band, and properly attempt to gain or lose as little information as necessary, but it will always gain or lose some. But any song may be "arranged" for any kind of ensemble and any of its basic elements modified in the process.
And an "edition," just to follow through for completeness, has the purpose of preparing a work for publication, which may or may not involve added intellectual content, while both "transcriptions" and "arrangements" are much more concerned with performance. In fact one of the huge exceptions under U.S. law is that payment of the statutory fee for permission to record a work INCLUDES the right to make a "suitable" arrangement, although there is no such provision for public performance.
There was, in fact, a transition period in about the middle of the 20th century when some musical dictionaries (including the venerable Harvard) cross-referenced the terms "transcription" and "arrangement" and treated them as synonyms. But a working arranger would never approach them in that way.
All the best,
For the sake of this thread, "Copyright Registration for Derivative Works (US)" might be helpful.
To simplify the issue, let's just imagine this situation...
1) You knew a piece of music for whatever the reason (maybe you had heard or read it somewhere and remembered it by heart). But you didn't have/own the score of the piece. But, you knew that the piece had been "published" in terms of copyright.
2) You wanted to perform the piece, and you paid the performance royalty (very important).
3) You performed the piece somehow, and there were maybe written memos you made, and the piece might have been different from the original...
This situation happens all the time, and in the US, this practice has been traditionally allowed (much much more than any other countries which the "moral right" is stronger), although there is no mention of this situation in the law unlike the mechanical (recording) like John wrote.
The right to make derivative works, and the right to reproduce the work belong to the copyright owner. You cannot fool around with this.
You may not make a musical arrangement nor make a copy (score) of the music without the permission from the copyright owner, unless the situation falls into the fair-use.
However, you may program the "published music" in your concerts, if you paid the performance royalty. The rest is up to you, and the organization which determines the final say is the court.
I have some questions, since I see a gap between what one should do and what one can do, at least here in Italy. Here the subeditions which have the rights for the italian territory seem to be not interested in any non-commercial use of the song. When I contact them for asking the arranging permission, they are not interested in the score, they simply ask me: "which is the financial impact of your operation?" I reply:"0, since I just want to make an arrangement, submit it to some group for free, then they will decide whether or not perform it in some album/concerts, hence the financial impact depends on them". At this stage, subeditions do not go further: in certain cases they stop any communication with me, sometimes telling me not to bother them with such unimportant questions, in other cases they tell me:"ok, do as you prefer, we don't care", some other told me:"it's the group, not you, that has to ask for the permission", some other told me:"you do not need to ask permissions for arrangements". It's a chaos. I had some satisfaction just in one case (plus maybe another one, just in this period), where they wanted to peruse the score, they were satisfied, and gave me an official permission. As you imagine, asking for permissions, then having no replies, or partial replies, experiencing their total boredom in dealing with such a "silly matter", convinced me that I am a "black swan" in a context where everybody basically pays attention to processes that could produce money (but take into account that their perspective is not so easy to blame, since they have to do with italian burocracy, which forces them to lose energies and time, so I understand well they really have no time to waste with me). My general feeling, when I ask for arranging permission, is of bitterness and awarness that it's just a waste of time: as mentioned in my other message, all the attention is shifted on other processes (concerts, albums) which could bring money to copyright owners. My questions are: overthere, in the US, which (average) approach have the copyright owners when they receive arrangement requests? I imagine the situation is different from Italy, but at what extent? If in the US someone asks for an arrangement permissions, he/she gets some answers (positive or negative)? Which is the rate of acceptance of an arrangement? Which is the time the editions take for replying (days, weeks, months....)? I am aware these questions are maybe impossible to answer fully, but if you have some partial answer, I would be grateful.
Fabio: I would say that in the U.S. there is no "average," there is no "standard," and the situation is completely unpredictable. It has gotten better (at least faster) now that the Internet is available, but some publishers have offices set up to handle requests for derivative works and others simply do not.
Back in the '80s, pre-Internet, my late wife edited two collections of folk song arrangements. Many of them were clearly in the public domain and presented no problems. But if we could not find a song in two sources WITHOUT a copyright claim, we did try to track down any copyright owner and obtain permission. Some replied by letter within a few weeks. Some never bothered to reply at all. And at least 2 or 3 did reply but their permissions arrived too late for our publication deadline and those arrangements had to be omitted.
But the situation is similar to yours in at least one way. Procedures are in place to deal with the commercial uses of copyrighted music, and to make it as easy as possible for the copyright owners to collect the royalties they are entitled to. Many publishers do NOT have precedures in place to deal with non-commercial uses of their copyrights, which makes it difficult for those involved (or wanting to be involved) with non-commercial uses.
One specific situation we have here you may not have in Italy. For decades American football has been associated with American marching bands, and a great many university marching bands have staff arrangers who produce the music for the entire marching season starting six months before the opening games. The Music Pulishers' Association does have an on-line form to ask for permissions for this kind of arrangement, but I believe that they grant those permissions only for limited and very specific uses of the arrangements and would never consider allowing the arrangers to publish them. And that is the general approach in the U.S. A copyright owner has NO REQUIREMENT to grant permission for the use of copyrighted music. They may choose to grant permission, they may choose to grant permission but require very restrictive conditions for its use, or they may choose to ask for such a high fee for permission that in effect they are denying it.
But the one thing about U.S. law that it's important to know is that any derivative work REMAINS THE PROPERTY of the original copyright owner and NOT the arranger, unless there is a very specific contract provision that states otherwise. Jazz arrangers, military band arrangers, and some others are in the habit of ignoring that simple fact, but that does not change the law itself.
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Thank you indeed, John. Your message is much more exhaustive than I expected. I forgot this piece of information: here in Italy the association that protects the copyright (SIAE) introduced in 2010, March 22, a new procedure which allows an arranger to deposit officially an arrangement of a song in copyright, provided that he/she obtained a signed approval by the copyright owners: that is welcome, and seems very simple, but there are some complications: signature are not accepted by fax; they have to be original, so you have to use ordinary mail, and a secretary will receive your mail and deliver it to the appropriate person; the new procedure does not allow that you earn nothing (this would simplify the process, at least in my case): you have to reach an agreement on what you, the arranger, have to earn, and this implies discussing with copyright holders, at least mentioning the point.... Nothing is so difficult, but every little step requires time and a minimum of effort. Now, it is not possible to win the inertia, since the necessary ingredient is absent: no immediate prospect of money = no interest from copyright owners = no possibility of having their signature of approval (they do not say "no": they simply skip the process, as mentioned). So, sadly, this welcome opening by SIAE towards arrangers is not at all effective, except for very few great composers (an arrangement by Ennio Moricone would be immediately met by any copyright owner). Take into account that this difficulty seems to be not limited to single arrangers. As far as I know, small publishers of choral music continue NOT including arrangements of songs in copyright in their book: I guess they experience the same problem as I do. So there is a vast grey area, in every musical genre whose market is small or very small: arrangements of songs in copyright are performed everywhere illegally, sometimes even concerts are performed without paying royalties, but nobody really cares, since the attention is focused on the genres where there is more circulation of money. Best Regards.


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Kids have been singing about the Bananaphone since Raffi released a song and album by the same name in 1994. Fast forward 20 years, and Raffi's silly song doesn't seem so silly. Eric Rosenbaum and Jay Silver, two very smart and creative guys with MIT degrees, have invented MaKey MaKey, an invention kit that turns everyday objects into computer keyboards or touchpads. Move over Bananaphone, MaKey MaKey can turn bananas into a piano.
ImagiPlanks: Outdoor Wooden Building Sets With Endless Possibilitiesby Amber Leventry
ImagiPlanks are wooden building sets made from American Hardwood and treated with a non-toxic, non-flaking environmentally friendly finish. These open-ended building sets are part block, part puzzle and perfect for young builders to take their imaginations outside. Think giant Lincoln Logs. ImagiPlanks can be made into forts, towers, see-saws, benches and so much more.
Want This New Invention? EZ Leaps Teach Shoe Tyingby Laurie Kay Olson
Growing up is full of a number of leaps and bounds: learning to crawl, learning to walk, and learning the ABCs. One of those leaps that kids often struggle with is learning how to tie their shoes. It can be a real challenge to their fledgling motor skills. EZLeaps Shoe Tying Tool has been designed to help kids learn this important task in a fun and colorful way with a simple and inexpensive tool.
Satechi Touch USB LED Lamp: Cool and Convenient Lightby Amber Leventry
The Satechi Touch USB LED Lamp isn't really a lamp by itself; it's a plastic lamp shade with a built-in LED light connected to a USB cable. It's a modern day make your own lamp kit without the work. You use the Satechi lamp by placing the lamp shade and LED light into the top of almost any bottle or vase, making a new lamp with every new bottle you choose. Satechi Touch creates cool and convenient light when plugged into a USB port.
Doona Infant Car Seat. It's A Stroller Too.by Amber Leventry
There are car seats. There are strollers. There are contraptions that convert car seats into strollers. And there is Doona, an all in one infant car seat and stroller hybrid of awesomeness. Doona is the world's first car seat with a built-in system for easy mobility. Translation: This rear facing car seat has wheels. This car seat turns into a stroller. This car seat just made life easier.
7 Rainy Day Indoor Forts Perfect For Any Dayby Amber Leventry
School will be out in a couple of weeks for most kids. Between the hot temperatures, bickering siblings, or rainy days, it might be a long summer for some parents. In our house, the theme for our daughter is Keep Her Busy. If we can't get out of the house it's a really long day. My three-year-old is pretty good at keeping herself entertained, but she also needs extra stimulation and ways to burn some energy on those long days at home. So I did all of us a favor. I found some pretty sweet indoor forts that are perfect for rainy days. Or any day.
Light Stax LED Building Blocks, Lite Brite Meets Duplo?by Amber Leventry
Ever wonder what would happen if a Lite Brite and a lonely LEGO Duplo block got crazy one night, had a few juice boxes, and played Twister? Let's just say Duplo wasn't lonely anymore, and they created the coolest block ever. That's what Light Stax look like to me: a glowing, stackable, love child. Light Stax are LED building blocks that light up when attached to their power generating base. And they look awesome.
SlideRider Turns Indoor Staircase Into Indoor Slideby Amber Leventry
Kids love stairs. I don't have scientific facts to back this up, just memories of childhood. As a kid, my brother and I would slide down our carpeted stairs on our bottoms. Then that became boring and we progressed to the ultimate, fear inducing thrill of going down head first, our heads bobbling and our teeth chattering. How did we not break our necks or bite off our tongues? Trisha Cleveland has come up with an alternative to bumpy, potentially unsafe rides down the stairs. SlideRider turns a staircase into an indoor slide.
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There are no neckties in this gift list. Not even funny ones. But there are some other fun items that will make your dad chuckle, and that he'll likely use at least sometime between now and next Father's Day and maybe even longer. Here are 10 fun Father's Day gifts for new dads, old dads, geek dads, golfer dads, foodie dads, and even single dads....
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I used to scrapbook—yes, I used to take the time to shape photos and place them over decorative and themed backgrounds and then write paragraphs of descriptions on each page. That was well before I had children, when I had time to print pictures and when I had time to sit and look at them. Since photography has gone digital, my hope has been to compile photo books for each year's worth of photos, but I'm seven years behind schedule. And apparently not up to speed with a new form of capturing life's moments. Shapify allows you to create three dimensional figurines of you and your family. Now you can turn yourself into an actual 3D selfie.
Would You Use An Otteroo Baby Floatie?by Amber Leventry
Otteroo is a water floatie that fits around your baby's neck and is meant to give her free range of motion while familiarizing her with water. By allowing your baby to move and float without restrictions, the designers of Otteroo believe their product will promote muscle strength, coordination, and give your baby confidence through independence. This product scares the bejesus out of me.
SolePower Can't Recharge Busy Mom, But It Can Charge Her Phone With Every Stepby Amber Leventry
SolePower is making it possible to charge your portable electronics by doing what most people do every day: walking. They are also feeding right into the feet of multitasking moms who never sit down. By using a power-generating insole, a portable Power Pack stores enough energy to charge a cell phone after 2.5-5 miles of walking, which is what the average person walks each day.
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Depression is one of the most common ailments suffered by people in their teens - so it's not surprising that suicide is the third leading cause of death among teens and young adults. Independent studio PixelBerry feels this statistic needs to change - so they've released a game for just that purpose.


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C'mon, Michael Bay.... Teenage Alien Ninja Turtles? If Crystal Skull was any proof, adding aliens make movies dumber. Well, and maybe lots of monkeys swinging on vines.
Interesting. But, it's still the Tom Cruise show.
So are you saying the movie is good or what?
I can hear the lamentation of the women.
Never seen the Beiber flicks or the Dance flicks, but G.I. Joe NEEDS to be directed by a fan, and obviously he kwows what's up!
Found out they've released a new clip from Jim with a new synopsis. The synopsis sounds pretty cool. it's at: www.examiner.com/movie-in-los-angeles/the-upcoming-sci-fi-film-jim-has-a-new-clip-and-an-updated-synopsis
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Any "Progressive" want to talk about the impact of Obamacare on jobs, including reduced hours? Didn't think so. Ideology over reality, propaganda over facts -- it's the leftwinger way.
Of course those at the Fed and other elites won't mention jobs are only needed to produce goods and services which people will pay for and printing money not only doesn't sufficiently do that but, in the long run, increase costs. Can you ever see this Fed taking over-produced currency out of the financial to stop inflation as stocks have monetized them and over-priced financial assets.
Under Bernanke's tenure the buying power of the US Dollar fully lost 1/3 of its buying power; that is why he is deemed a success by Wall Street.
I disagree in terms of Bernanke keeping his foot on "zero" interest rates, and nothing has changed the mind of our new Fed Chief. Doesn't anybody else remember banks rewarding their customers with higher interest rates on savings and investment accounts? To me, this has directly and negatively soured the economy, preventing customers that typically used the "interest" to buy stuff, as opposed to stifling opportunities to do so. If interest rates aren't raised, the economy will never fully recover. If there are no incentives to save or invest with no return for our efforts, we might just as well close our accounts and stuff the cash in the mattress.
How did the unemployed activist afford the trip to Jackson Hole, Wyoming from Ferguson, Missouri? "We're desperately needing a stimulant into this economy. . .?" Who sponsored this lobbying of the politically independent Federal Reserve Board of Governors?.
A great story that underscores how something that appears as arcane as monetary policy is in fact directly relevant to everyone's lives.
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TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwired) -- 04/30/14 -- Sid Ryan, President of the Ontario Federation of Labour (OFL), will be available for comment immediately following the release of the 2014 Ontario Budget
WHO: Sid Ryan, OFL President
WHAT: Media availability for comment on the 2014 Ontario Budget
WHEN: Thursday, May 1 at 4:00 pm
WHERE: Queen's Park Legislative Building, Toronto
The Ontario Federation of Labour (OFL) represents 54 unions and one million workers in Ontario. For information, visit www.OFL.ca and follow the OFL on Facebook and Twitter: @OFLabour.
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I was heading toward Florida to enjoy there my little vacation. With all such excitement I was in a hurry at empty I-95 at 2 am. Then I saw blue flash light and my excitement was gone, I got an court citation. Back to my home I found Mike on this site and he helped me very professionally to solve my problem and minimize the damage. I highly recommend Mike Reece for his nice work. Thank you, Mike.
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Mike Reece got all my charges dismissed, including dui, speeding and open container. He thoroughly knows the law and all the ins and outs of the legal system! He always responded back to my many phone calls and emails in a timely manner and has a very kind and caring demeanor. He is the best of the best and I strongly recommend him!!
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I had to Write this review because .....words..words can't express how grateful I am..
November 2013 I was falsely accused and charged with Felony possession of a illegal substance....I was brutally frowned upon by fellow peers of mine and I felt lost. February 2014 I was recommend to go to Reese and Reese by a well respected gentlemen. I went into the office and scheduled an apt with one of the most kindest lady who worked in the front office. when I went to my appointment, I sat down with Mr Reese and he is very nice by the way, and he made me feel comfortable. He asked me what happened, I explained the incident and he started writing down every detail ( I mean every!) after speaking with him, I left feeling so much relieved that I had made the best decision and prayed and prayed for strength and asked God to flow through Mr. Reese. For the next 3 month's Mr Reese was putting the pressure on the courts and the DA (I had to do some work as well) BUT BOY I TELL YOU!!!!! HE WILL GET THE JOB DONE!!! MY CASE WAS DISMISSED AND I NEVER HAD TO STAND BEFORE THE JUDGE NOT ONCE!!! Mr Reese is by far a great attorney!!! and he will do it for you!! he can't fight alone and you have to do a little work as well. Tell him everything and anything even if it hurts!!! Ask Questions and never settle for anything! he will fight for you!! and in this case he will Get the Job Done!! Excellent, God sent Attorney, a Blessing, Hard working Attorney.
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I was falsely accused for shoplifting and arrested before checkout ( some jerk people is in much favor to arrest customer before check out because they know customer will pay for it and they will have no case after check out !!) . This is my first arrest( and false arrest ) in my life. I was under great pressure and found Michael's office.
My case finally got dismissed after 3 months ordeal, when I standed with Michael in court and listened to his debate with DA, I was deeply impressed, very organized, justifiable, and aggressive!! Although there were hope and set backs during the 3 months, I'm glad I chose him as my lawyer. I know he is always busy, but "busy" means good lawyer, right? I vote for Michael.
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Reece & Reece Attorneys at Law are really awesome. I had an unexpected traffic incident and was at a lost. Prayed, was led to this law office and I am so happy that I was. Very professional, polite and they get things done. I appreciate all of their hard work. They are highly recommended. Blessings to their business.
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I saw the lights flash in my rearview mirror. I pulled over like I learned in school, kept my hands on the wheel and did exactly what I should have: until I found out my license was suspended.
HOW? HOW COULD THIS BE? ...for a NC Ticket that I had long since forgotten about. I was in Maryland, my home state - I got home and called Reece & Reece.
Holy Moly. I had a Failure to Appear on my record - Mike took care of it almost the same day and got me setup with a new court date, all before I was schedule to go to court in Maryland and all while I was in MD, and he was in NC.
The court date came along and I waited with anticipation. I probably emailed him 100 times and called him 100 more. If you don't hear back right away DON'T WORRY! He's a busy guy, and for good reason. because he's incredible.
I heard back the day after my court date that the charges were dismissed.
They broke the mold when they made Mike. I was assured by his office at every turn. You're at peace with Reece and Reece. (you can use that, btw)
Why are you still reading? Stop reading and just pickup the phone.
Thanks again.
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He is my regular lawyer for traffic tickets. He always gets it reduced to something that won't hurt my license. I had one really bad one and he told me that it would be tough to get me out of it but he would try and it would take a while. He got me out of it!!!! I send all my friends to him.
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I thought he did a great job with strategy and his execution was on point helped changed my life "charges dismissed"
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He handled my stepson's DWI and got it dismissed in court when he confused the officer on some stuff about how he stopped him. He went out to where it happened with us and so he knew more about the roads than the officer did. He did a great job.
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He said we did not need witnesses and just show up. Did not have to take pictures. He was two hours late to court and the judge commented on his lack of effort. Lost case and walked out and would not explain what had happened. Did not offer any comments or directions.


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Introduces symbolic logic. Studies the principles of correct reasoning, using the symbolic techniques of propositional calculus and basic quantifier calculus.
This is an introduction to symbolic deductive logic. Phil 114 presents the basic techniques used to derive a valid conclusion from the premises of an argument and also techniques for determining whether or not a deductive argument is valid
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