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1. Does sending proper notice by way of DMCA "Shut down notice" of infringing copying content hurt the case; were if payment is being received a shut down notice will lessen any profits that could be gained.
2. Does sending DMCA Shut down notice add additional vitality to a claim of copyright infringement?
Your question is confusing, but seems to be asking if you should refrain from sending a DMCA take-down notice so that the accused infringer unknowingly runs up the copyright damages. If your accused infringer falls withing the safe-harbor of the DMCA, that could be a defense to copyright infringement and you may wind up collecting no damages. Also, you should be looking to mitigating damages, not exacerbating them.
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Again, these are questions you need to ask your own lawyer.
A failure to send a takedown notice could give the alleged infringer a defense to your claim, because the DMCA is supposed to allow them some notice and opportunity to comply before a lawsuit is filed.
Copyright infringement litigation isn't a DIY job, and federal judges hate pro ses who go into court not knowing what they're doing, The statutes reward getting a lawyer, and the case law acknowledges appropriate attempts to avoid litigation, which for some reason you're not doing. If you've tried and can't find a lawyer for your case because it lacks value, take the hint and stop wasting everybody's time and the taxpayers' money.
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Thank you, my questions are general to give me an understanding of the process. This forum was developed for us Pro Se or anyone who have legal questions. My questioning in no way would suggest I would act as if, I have the knowledge or could gain it from a forum of this nature to practice law. It is quite obvious courts are for experience attorneys. I think for the common good well and justice; a Pro Se who has copyrighted property being stolen, it is worth presenting to an honorable Judge. However I do believe if there case is ordered to proceed they should never stop searching for the funds to retain counsel for their case. Copyright cases are never taken on pro bono or on a contingency basis leaving many artist to fend for themselves or simply allow infringers free rain to their content.
When I filed my case in Federal Court, I made it clear in my complaint I am not an attorney and I would observed Federal and Civil Rules of Procedures to the best of my knowledge and understanding. The Honorable Judge allowed my case to proceed. Prominent legal Counsel has agreed to represent my case.
Copyright cases are virtually never taken on a pro bono basis because they're too much work. But good copyright cases ARE frequently taken on a contingency basis if there are legal fees available per statute. If you've got a lawyer, then they'll be the 1st one to advise you that you shouldn't be posting anything about your case on this public forum.
No I don't have one at this moment, my questions are general and my case is public knowledge at this moment.
I thought you had a lawyer. You posted "Prominent legal Counsel has agreed to represent my case."
Working on the retainer, no one going to take copyright cases on contingency fee or pro bono, a growing concern among artist, into days economy, where the Internet have rapidly expanded infringement giving infringers free rain. In the ringtone industry infringers are making million in profits, without paying royalties to the original artist. Firms have mentioned intellectual property cases are complex and can run legal fees from 50,000 into the millions. Were on our way to Sunday services have a great day.
Lastly copyright cases pose the biggest concern among lawyers because unlike patents, a copyrights validity can be challenged in court, that the author (artist) have defrauded the copyright office in obtaining the copyright. A flaunt I believe in the copyright process where they don't do prior art searches when granting copyrights. Patents have prior art searches performed before a patent is granted. Many defendants lawyers can make this assertion about the copyrights validity even when the copyright was applied for by an attorney. Thank you!
I have read your questions several times and can't really understand you. I have read Ms. Koslyn's answer (which is always on point) and her answer didn't help me understand what your questions were. If you are going to court, I respectfully suggest a judge won't understand you either.
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Thank you, I just wanted to know information about the process. The question should have been better written: Should a hosting company that is hosting unauthorized copyright material be provided with notice of Cease and Desist or simply be sued.
The takedown should be sent before suit. Hope no offense was taken, sometimes I am not as clear as I wish or should be.
Thank you, the information valuable, have a great week!
First and foremost (and perhaps not on direct point) you MUST be able to properly phrase your question so that people can understand it. Part of the problem appears to be sloppy typing, but there's also the chance that you don't fully understand the legal matters in question... which goes to another answer to this question - if we can't understand you, a judge won't understand you. And the judge won't be very nice about it.Ask a similar question
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On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 14:12, Seth Vidal <skvidal fedoraproject org> wrote:On Fri, 11 Dec 2009, Lubomir Rintel wrote:A big -1 for this. Your "A lot" is in fact "a tiny fraction" and for some of us an e-mail address is important mean for identifying an user ("Oh, this is John Doe of Canonical", ...).I use mine exclusively and I think referring to the generic address makes life a lot easier. And let me put it this way: if fedora decides to post my non @fp.o address somewhere, like in git entries, I'm going to be extremely pissed off about it.Isn't it already posted in IRC when someone enters the ".fasinfo skvidal" command ?
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By Agueda Barreto, ChildFund Brasil
Six-year-old Guilherme was born in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, in a neighborhood that has seen significant criminal activity. He's a lively and curious child, full of energy, and his life has improved a great deal since his mother enrolled him in ChildFund's programs.
Guilherme and his younger brother, 4-year-old Gabriel, participate in activities at ChildFund's local partner GEDAM. He and his brother no longer have to stay at home as much or at someone else's house while their mother works. They can be children! Today, Guilherme's writing a letter to his ChildFund sponsor with his mother, Fabiana, helping him.
"I'm writing the second letter to my sponsor, and my mom is helping me, so the letter can be beautiful," Guilherme says. "I love to write to him, and I'm happy when I get news as well. Here at the organization, what I like to do most is judo, play soccer, jump rope, read books, dance, paint and color."
By ChildFund Vietnam Staff (first used on ChildFund Australia's blog)
Bui Thi Nhu grew up in a remote village in Hoa Binh, a rural province in northern Vietnam. Her parents were both farmers who worked hard to provide for the now 28-year-old Nhu and her two siblings.
"I was born into a poor family," Nhu remembers. "Like many other people living in the same village, we relied on agricultural activities for our living. Life was difficult, and the local economy was weak. I still remember the image of my parents working and sweating in the paddy fields on hot summer days."
When Nhu was 13, she was sponsored through ChildFund by an Australian sponsor, Brendan, and his family. Nhu felt like she had another person watching over her. "I was very motivated by my sponsor through our letter exchange," she says. "From my perspective, the most important benefit of being an enrolled child was the huge encouragement I received that encouraged me to strive for my future."
As a child, Nhu dreamed of treating the sick. Today she is turning that dream into a reality. After graduating from a medical college in 2008, she now works as a health-care worker in the community where she grew up.
I want to express my deepest appreciation to my sponsors. They made me what I am today.
"I feel proud of what I can do as a health officer," Nhu says. "I love to give treatment to children and take care of them. Children are the most vulnerable and need proper care. This is my passion."
Nhu has watched her community in Hoa Binh transform over the past 20 years, when ChildFund began its work there. "Sponsorship has made community development programs possible," she says. "There have been big positive changes in our communities. Schools have been rebuilt with sufficient facilities so children have better access to basic education. Today, 100 percent of the children in my community are able to go to school and receive a good education.
"With ChildFund's support, many roads were reconstructed using concrete. This has made traveling more convenient. Canal systems have been improved to enhance agricultural production. Clean water supply systems and sanitation facilities have also been constructed."
As if her job as a health worker didn't keep her busy enough, Nhu also has also worked with ChildFund Vietnam as a sponsor relations volunteer for the past five years. It is her role to deliver letters from sponsors to the children in her area and help them write letters back, as well as encourage all of the children to get involved in ChildFund-supported activities.
"To me, volunteering for ChildFund is very meaningful since I can make a significant contribution to child development," Nhu says. "I see this volunteer job as a way that I can help other children to enjoy the same opportunities I had when I was small."
Although she has aged out of sponsorship, Nhu continues to feel motivated by her friends in Australia. "I want to express my deepest appreciation to my sponsors," she says. "Thanks to them, I received a good education and had the will to strive for success in my study and my work. They made me what I am today. As a grown-up, I am trying to devote my little effort to help the local community and children, just as my sponsor helped me before."
You can learn more about ChildFund's work in Vietnam over the past 20 years and read about sponsor and race car driver Pete Olson's efforts to help a community in Hanoi.
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This week, Momodou Bah, a former sponsored child from The Gambia, took part in the Young African Leaders Initiative summit in Washington, D.C. He and 499 other Mandela Washington Fellows, chosen from a field of 50,000 applicants to represent Sub-Saharan African countries, met President Obama in a town hall meeting and discussed important issues faced by Africans, including the empowerment of women and girls, addressing HIV and AIDS, making educational opportunities available to more people and building their nations' economies.
Read more about the fellowship program at Virginia Commonwealth University and what the president challenged the Fellows to do as they prepare to return home in coming weeks. Also, stay tuned for a second blog post soon about Momodou's experiences at the summit and his meeting with his sponsor in Boston.
By Kate Andrews, ChildFund Staff Writer
It's a rare and special treat to meet a former sponsored child in person. Many ChildFund alumni live in their home countries, often a long way from the United States.
Momodou Bah, a 30-year-old man who grew up in our programs in The Gambia, showed up one day this summer at our headquarters in Richmond, Virginia. Word quickly spread, and we were all excited to meet him — especially when we learned that he had won a Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders, a prestigious honor the White House bestows on a few hundred African men and women each year.
Momodou is The Gambia's youngest elected ward councilor, a position similar to a county supervisor, which he's held since age 22, soon after he aged out of ChildFund's sponsorship. On the council, Momodou represents eight villages, including the one where he grew up as one of seven children in a poor household.
As a Mandela Washington Fellow chosen from a field of 50,000 applicants, Momodou is among 25 women and men between the ages of 25 and 35 who are taking immersive courses in political and civic leadership at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond. The six weeks of classes (as well as meetings with Virginia's governor and other government officials) culminate in a three-day summit in August in Washington, D.C., with the rest of the fellows, who are spread across the country at different universities. They'll get to meet President Obama, too.
"We learn how things really operate in the government, in the courts, in the police departments — and how to build better institutions," Momodou explains.
We plan to check back in with him after he meets the president, but we wanted to share his remarkable story — and the fact that he has reconnected with his sponsor.
"It was my life's dream to get an education," he says. "My parents are subsistence farmers of groundnuts, rice and millet for family consumption." Momodou has two elder sisters, one of whom lives and attends college in Washington, and four younger brothers. He also has two sons, who are living in his family's home while he attends the fellowship classes here.
When Momodou was in second grade, he was sponsored by Debbie Gautreau, who lives in Massachusetts.
As his sponsorship began bringing him letters and photos, as well as support to help his family pay school fees, he says, "I thought first, the world is full of good people." He attended a primary school built by Catholic missionaries in 1949 and was one of the youngest students there — and considered one of the smartest, he says with a laugh. Momodou's educational background has helped him in his current position as a ward councilor, representing people who speak four different dialects: Fula, Mandinka, Jola and Wolof.
"I went to school with children from these communities," he says, explaining how he came to understand and speak all four dialects.
ChildFund still impacts his life in many ways. Momodou served for three years as board chairman for a group of local partner organizations that work with ChildFund in his community, and both ChildFund International and ChildFund Deutschland (our Alliance partner in Germany) have contributed assistance. In Momodou's ward, there is a water and sanitation project that has delivered clean water to the population of 600. His boys, ages 5 and 6, have attended our Early Childhood Development programs too.
"They've learned to say the alphabet and name animals and objects," he says proudly.
Debbie, who spoke with Momodou over the phone, said that she is thrilled to reconnect with him after 12 years. When they last were in touch, he was entering an information technology program post-high school, with plans for a career in the field.
"I feel like he's my third son," Debbie says. "Some of my friends and family remember when I sponsored him. He was very ambitious. School was very important. He seemed like he was going places."
She was 28 when she first sponsored Momodou, near his current age, and Debbie says she has saved all of his letters and his first picture. They hope to meet while he's in the U.S. this summer.
"He made me cry," Debbie says, recalling their first phone conversation. "He's just so kind and appreciative of my help."
And true to form, Momodou continues to have great ambitions for himself and his country.
"I wish to continue on my political career to the highest level possible," he says, perhaps as a national legislator or even The Gambia's president. "My sons are expecting their father to come back a different person."
Stay tuned for a second story in August, after Momodou takes part in the Mandela Washington Fellows' summit and meets President Obama — and hopefully, and possibly even better, his former sponsor, Debbie.
By Raphael Opira
Raphael, a logistics officer for a Dutch aid agency in Uganda, wrote this article about his experience being sponsored as a child and later meeting his sponsor in Sydney, Australia. The story was first published on ChildFund Australia's blog.
Life was simply so challenging before I was sponsored. I am one of 15 children. My father made just $50 a month to support us, so it was very hard for my family to pay school fees for us all. The difficulties were compounded by Uganda's 23-year civil war. When I was introduced to ChildFund, it was a turning point in my life.
When I was a child, we lived in a refugee camp. Outside it was unsafe, but it was also not safe inside the camp, as the enemy forces would sometimes come in and raid us for food, or to kill or steal children.
I lived with my family in a makeshift home in the camp from the late 1990s until 2006. When we moved to the camp, the focus moved from education to security. During this time, many children couldn't go to school. We also could not put on lights to study at night because the enemy would find you.
When I was 12 and attending school again, I was sponsored. The biggest benefit of being a sponsored child for me was that I didn't have to worry about school fees anymore. Instead, I could concentrate on my studies.
Sponsorship pulled me from nowhere to being able to have a good life in Uganda. It was like a bridge; if that bridge had not been there, I would not have been able to get to the other side.
Even as a child, I knew that education was most important, because if I am educated, all the rest will come. Before my last year of primary school, a friend and I spoke to the ChildFund officer and said we wanted to be transferred to a better school. He assisted us with the application. Our parents didn't come with us, and the school was afraid we wouldn't be able to pay our fees. We told them, "It's OK, we are with ChildFund," and it was OK. I turned out to be one of their best students.
Raphael was accepted into one of the top high schools in his district. He then went on to complete an undergraduate degree, and he has recently finished postgraduate studies. He now works as a logistics officer for a Dutch aid agency.
ChildFund was my launch pad. If I had not been sponsored, I think I would be a peasant farmer or doing odd jobs.
Sponsorship may not translate directly to a successful career, but it does provide the environment and the resources you need to succeed. After that, it is our responsibility to make the most of the opportunity. For me, it was the beginning of a very bright future. I've spent most of my time so far at school, and I am going up from here.
I am now married with three boys. My children will go to the best schools in the district, but I don't want to have any more children because I want to be able to support other children and make an impact in their lives.
My goal for my life is to ensure that people succeed through me.
I am now part of the ChildFund Alumni Association. We are a group of 300 successful formerly sponsored children who are reaching out to the next generation of Ugandan children. We are teachers, university lecturers, social workers and lawyers. I am in procurement and transport.
After reconnecting with Michael Coorey, a former teacher in Australia whose students sponsored Raphael through ChildFund Australia, Raphael made the long journey from Uganda to Sydney to meet him in person this year.
When the time came to meet Michael, it was something that cannot be described. It could just be felt. It was a moment in life that nobody can imagine to be true. It is a very good feeling for someone who has been sponsored through ChildFund for this to happen.
When I first started to think about a way of conveying my heartfelt thanks to my sponsors, the first thing that came into my thoughts was to name my last born in tribute to him. That is why my 4-year-old son is called Emmanuel Coorey. To actually meet Michael in person was unexpected but definitely a dream come true!
Coming to Sydney was such a special time for me.
I went to the school that sponsored me to meet their students. Speaking to them was a very big achievement for me. Interestingly, other teachers who were involved in my sponsorship were still there, and they were wonderful to meet. It was great that they, too, could see the impact they have had on me.
Read Michael Coorey's observations about sponsoring Raphael and watch Raphael's message on video, below.
In several of Mozambique's communities where ChildFund works, our local partners hosted birthday parties for children who may never have celebrated their birthdays before. This was possible thanks to a recent campaign by ChildFund International that asked sponsors and other supporters to send birthday cards to children who don't have sponsors, and more than 1,000 of you responded! By having cake, games and other treats, the unsponsored children didn't feel left out of the fun. Enjoy the pictures from these celebrations in Zavala, Zandamela and Maputo, where hundreds of children have received birthday cards. If you're interested in sponsoring a child in Mozambique, here's more information.
This week, we've had quite a conversation going on our Facebook page, hearing from sponsors about why they chose to sponsor children. Some have been doing it for decades! Read their reasons and even add your own. If you're thinking about sponsoring a child, find out (much) more on our website.
By Kate Andrews, ChildFund Staff Writer
This is the last of three articles this month about Kate's recent trip to report on ChildFund-supported programs in Guatemala's highlands. Read the first and second.
This was the second time I've been to Guatemala, but it was very different from my first trip, which was a vacation taken with a friend. Both times, I saw plenty of beautiful terrain, including an active volcano, lakes, foliage and mountains.
But during my ChildFund trip, I had the chance to visit places that tourists never go.
Here's a short video I shot from the car during one drive into the highlands; it may seem bumpy, but this was hardly the worst of the roads. This one was paved, after all.
I took Dramamine every morning, just in case.
Some moments were a little scary, like when we were trying to cross this ditch being dug for a water line. But we all got in and out each day without serious difficulty, thanks to good planning by my hosts from ChildFund Guatemala's national office and our local partner organizations in the communities. Not only did they arrange transportation and lodging, but they also spoke to families, teachers and principals so I could interview them.
The most remarkable visit was to a family's home in Patzite. We met Cristina, the mother of six children — including a baby girl born just the week before. She didn't even have a name yet. Despite still being in bed, Cristina welcomed us warmly. Two of her children, 8-year-old Wendy Catarina and 7-year-old Marcos, are sponsored through ChildFund.
Inside their home, which had dirt floors and mud-brick walls like many in the region, the children and their mother sat on beds and greeted us. I asked questions about water and electricity (they have running water every third day, and they have electricity, although others in the village don't), where the baby had been born (at home, with a midwife attending), how the children liked being sponsored.
Marcos says of his sponsor, "I have a new friend." He hopes to be a lawyer, while Wendy wishes to be a doctor. Their 12-year-old sister, Ana Loida, says she likes to write and hopes to be a teacher.
Of course, money factors into those dreams. Ana is in sixth grade, and although Cristina and her husband, who is a day laborer, would like their oldest daughter to continue to high school, the cost of uniforms and books is high. Plus, Wendy has considerable physical problems: poor eyesight, a femur that doesn't fit right into her hip, and ear and foot issues. Medical assistance costs money, too.
"She has many difficulties," Cristina says. "Wendy has to leave home early so she gets to school on time. She can't run or walk fast. She also has to sit near the blackboard. She cries at night because her foot hurts." The nearest health center is a one-hour walk from their home, and public transportation is available only on Thursday and Sunday.
"If there's no medicine there, we get a prescription, and we have to buy medicine ourselves," Cristina says.
Still, she adds, the children have benefited from ChildFund's presence in the community. Cristina's first contact was with guide mothers, local women who had received training through ChildFund. "At first, I was a little afraid because I didn't want people to ask my children things," she says. But her initial reservations dissipated quickly. "Marcos is happier, and so is Wendy."
They were enrolled in ChildFund-supported programs six years ago, and both Marcos and Wendy found sponsors at the start of this year. Because only three children can be enrolled per family, Cristina plans to enroll the baby, who's just starting to wiggle and fuss amid the blankets.
Cristina hopes for more opportunities for her children than she's had. After finishing second grade, her father couldn't afford to send her back to school, and Cristina had to weave cloth to sell. After a decade of working, she was married at age 18 and began having children. Today, she speaks only her local language, Quiché, although Ana, Marcos and Wendy can speak Spanish.
"After what I've seen," Cristina says, "education is important. I try to make their dreams come true. Not knowing how to speak Spanish — it's not what I want for my children."
It's a real struggle for many of the families I met in Guatemala's mountains. I hope Cristina's children and others I met can receive the help they need to continue school and have more options as young adults, whether it's through sponsorship, grants or some other source. I also hope to return to these villages one day and see the changes for myself.
By Nicole Duciaume, Americas Region Sponsorship Manager
In Bolivia, Juanita's two-room house is full. Six family members share three beds, and Juanita cooks in a small kitchen with poor ventilation while her husband works as a day laborer.
But this family is fortunate in other ways. Juanita's 10-year-old son is sponsored through ChildFund, and his sponsor has written letters and sent small gifts over the years. Two years ago, the family received a cow purchased through ChildFund's Real Gifts Catalog. The cow has changed Juanita's life, providing milk and more cattle. Today, the family has two cows and three calves, and Juanita received training on how to care for the cow, breed it and milk it.
Before the cow arrived, Juanita used to bake bread to sell, but she inhaled a lot of smoke and suffered heat exhaustion and back pain. Today, she instead sells surplus milk that her family doesn't consume or share with other families.
"My life is complete," she says. "I am a better mother because of these cows. And I am a leader in the community, too. I never could have imagined my life would improve so much with one cow."
Juanita recently donated a cow to her neighbor Diana, a mother of three young boys. In this way, Juanita is helping transform a community, one cow at a time.
With support from ChildFund's local partner organization, Juanita chose Diana based on her family's need, their participation in community programs and the fact that they have enough land for a cow. Now Juanita will train Diana to care for the cow, whose name is Cristina.
"I will treat Cristina as my only daughter," Diana said during the brief cow-transfer ceremony. "I will take care of her just as Juanita did. I hope she will grow strong and reproduce, so I can give a calf to someone else in the community very soon. My heart is so full and so thankful."
With the gift of a cow, the lives of two women and their families are now changed. Transformation is possible, and sometimes it can come in the form of a cow named Cristina.
Interview by Kate Andrews, ChildFund Staff Writer
Grammy-nominated singer and songwriter Seth Glier has worked with ChildFund as a LIVE! artist since 2013. Seth is a multi-instrumentalist who's performed at major folk festivals, and he also is a national spokesperson for the Autism Awareness Foundation. He recently released his third album, If I Could Change One Thing, and is now on tour in North America. We caught up with him recently to talk about his music and the reason he supports ChildFund's work.
Q: You've been involved with ChildFund for quite a while. How did it happen?
A: I first heard about ChildFund through my management company. One of the main reasons I got into songwriting was because of my relationship with my older brother, Jamie, who is autistic and nonverbal. I feel like I'm in a special position to speak into a microphone each night, and with that comes the responsibility to amplify the voices that could use the decibel level.
Q: Are children's issues something you think about a lot?
A: Yeah, I think that if you give children a leg up, you'll change the world. I think giving a child his or her basic needs is something we need to pay more attention to.
Q: What can people expect to see and hear on your tour?
A: I talk a little about ChildFund, and I perform some songs off my new record, If I Could Change One Thing. I'm out there with a trio: a great bass player, an amazing saxophone player and then I play piano and guitar. There's a lot of variety. It ranges from a several-thousand-people festival set to a 100-people room in a café. I like to try to turn any environment into a living room — one where stories are being told and songs are being shared.
Q: I listened to your new song with Crystal Bowersox, an American Idol finalist, the title cut on your new album. Did you write it with her?
A: I wrote that song with a friend of mine, Liz Longley. It was an up-tempo thing, and I had a drum track worked out and everything. I left my place to get a cup of coffee, and by the time I came back into my apartment, Liz had turned it into a ballad. I don't think we thought about making it a duet until afterwards. I was on tour with Crystal, opening for her, and we became fast friends, and I went to Malaysia with her in December as part of her side band. She's been such an amazing champion of my music, and I just can't say enough great things about her and her talent. So, I asked her to sing on it, and she amazingly said yes.
Q: You won Best Social Action Song at the Independent Music Awards for 2011's "The Next Right Thing." What does an accolade like that mean to you?
A: I really came out of this folk world, this folk tradition. Woody Guthrie is a huge influence for me, not just trying to write songs that people will hear but write songs that need to be sung. In the same way that ChildFund is doing work that needs to be done, I'm trying to align myself and my own music with songs and places that need it most.
Q: Are you working on any songs now that are in that social action vein?
A: Yeah, all the time. They take me a long time to write. I've been writing a song about fracking for a while, and the song has changed a lot as I've continued touring. The more I get out into the country and see what the social struggles are and how the struggles are changing, the more my writing evolves.
Q: How many musical instruments do you play?
A: I fake most of them. [Laughs.] I'm most comfortable with the piano, and I've gotten more comfortable with the guitar. It's a great writing tool. I can fake playing the banjo, harmoniums and different things. I do enjoy playing the accordion. It's such a physical instrument. It's like dancing. It's great.
Q: What have you noticed in your world travels?
A: When we talk about poverty, economic disparity is a world issue. There are people who have so much, and there are people who don't have remotely enough.
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What Jesus Can Do (4 of 18) by Roger Thomas
This content is part of a series.What Jesus Can Do (4 of 18)
Series: New Testament Sampler
Roger Thomas
John 20:30-31
Introduction: Why should a person believe in Jesus Christ? Why should a person decide to make the standards of Jesus the standards of his/her life?
That issue is at the heart of what the Gospel John is all about. John explains his purpose near the end of the book. "Jesus did many other miraculous signs in the presence of his disciples, which are not recorded in this book. But these are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name" (John 20:30-31). John says he intentionally emphasizes specific miracles of Jesus so that his readers might have faith in Jesus. These miracle "signs" are signposts to faith in Jesus.
John concentrates on seven miraculous signs performed by Jesus. He actually counts them off. Sign number one! Sign number two! But why these and not others? One Bible scholar suggests this. "These seven miracles operated precisely in the areas where man is unable to effect any change of laws or conditions which affect his life. In these areas Jesus proved himself powerful (potent) where man is powerless (impotent), and the works that he did testify to his supernatural ability" (Merrill C. Tenney, Survey of the New Testament, p. 190). Let's walk through John's seven signs and find good reasons for believing in Jesus.
Sign 1: Turning Water Into Wine (2:1-11). Jesus and his disciples are at a wedding feast. The host runs out of wine, something quite embarrassing. Imagine running out of wedding cake half way through the reception! Mary asks Jesus for help. He calls for the servants to fill several large pots with water. When they then draw from the pots, the water had turned to wine. Not only that, this wine is better than the first.
This was more than a miracle of provision. It was a miracle of quality. That's what Jesus brings to life. Healthy living and good ...
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New York - The city that never shuts down
Lovely place. Build ur own pizza so anything you want
Cost us under $40 for 8 big slices. Really cool, not greasy and wd definitely go back
In addition to the proximity to our Hotel this particular Patsy's took a reservation for seven on a Saturday evening at 6:00 pm. We were seated within minutes of our arrival and given menus but had to wait for someone to take our order. Space was at a premium, we were only inches away from the other diners and it...
Really nice place for a snack (e.g. tasty salads) with a drink (there's good italian wine by the glass).
Friendly service.
Fair prices!
Being long time fans of Patsy's, we walked over after taking family to the Whitney museum. As always, the pizza was top notch. I wish I could say the same for our service. Slow and forgotten at a time when the dining room was not busy is very disappointing.
The service was great, the pizza was great, the atmosphere was great. We had three pizzas and all were wonderful.
Food and service was outstanding.. Spaghetti Bolognese was to die for so was the penne and vodka sauce.. Did not have to make a reservation on the weekend walked right in a got a table
Pepperoni seemed home made. About $24 for 13" incl 1 meat and 1 veggie -- 8 slices -- and that price was about what our cabbie had told us we should pay for good NYC pizza (he told us to avoid the $1/slice places since it was a waste of money). Good crusty rolls before dinner. Nice staff. Clean.
Patsy's has always been a great value. I had the appetizer, seafood pasta, and beer and they totaled about $50.
Service very prompt and friendly.
I would usually give Patsy's a 4 but this one really lack ambiance and I felt like I was eating at a local pizzeria in Brooklyn. Nothing wrong with that, but I been to fancier...
We had 2 pizzas and 4 small glasses of beer and the bill came to 75$. We found this really overpriced in comparison to other places we have eaten in NY.
Would still recommend though as the pizza was superb, the beers were overpriced and tiny
They serve pizza's in two sizes. They start from usd16 smallest size in Margherita. The reason I dont give 5 stars is because all toppings are extra charged on top of Margharita which is tomatosauce mozarella and basil. I like to have a choice. Pizza margherita was good thin crust not fat.
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lørdag 5. mars 2016
Mixed: Ivan Ave "Helping Hands" LP (prod. MNDSGN)
tirsdag 30. juni 2015
Solo Beattape: "Gourmet Soul 2"
Another volume! More stuff from the past years, but majority from the last year. Like the first time I got bars from Twisted Artistics and Ivan Ave but also included a verse from The AbSoulJah who appeared on me and Twisted's Artistics Glimpse Of The Stealth vinyl EP. The tracks are made with different gear/methods, from sample based SP1200-beats to jams recorded directly at the spot in the DAW. I hope you'll enjoy this one as much as my first.
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Etiketter: ivan ave, sp1200, twisted artistics
onsdag 3. september 2014
Co-prod: "Fredfades Remixes"
tirsdag 3. juni 2014
Mixed: Ivan Ave "Low Jams" EP (prod. MNDSGN)
UPDATE: After being up on SoundCloud for a month Ivan got signed to Jakarta Records! They are pressing this EP on vinyl, including an additional track I also mixed, plus all of the instrumentals. Buy it here! They will also release his coming album, so stay tuned. How dope is that? Congrats to my man!
UPDATE 2: All of the 300 EPs sold out during the pre-release...
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tirsdag 11. mars 2014
Solo Beattape: "Gourmet Soul"
Twisted Artistics and Ivan Ave to lay down some bars on two of the joints. Some beats are made on the SP1200, some on the MPC2000XL and some are built in my DAW with me on the Rhodes, Moog and P-Bass. Enjoy!
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Etiketter: ivan ave, mpc2000xl, sp1200, twisted artistics
lørdag 8. februar 2014
Co-prod: Fredfades & Ivan Ave "Breathe" EP
My homies Fredfades and Ivan Ave (former Ivy League, peep vinyl "Brains EP" and free dl "Pine Trees EP") just got a vinyl release through King Underground (UK). One side features Ivan Ave on the mic, and the B-side is straight up instrumentals beats by Fredfades. I co-produced two of the joints on the record, this is one of them:
There is a standard edition vinyl and a limited deluxe edition with a bonus 7". Get your copy before they're gone forever! If you're too late tho' it's available digitally as well...
onsdag 14. november 2012
Co-prod: Fredfades "Remixes" (free dl)
KingUnderground put out dope stuff on vinyl. Oslo SP Ensemble, being cratediggers and DJs, love vinyl. Fredfades and Ivan Ave (former Ivy League, if you heard our Brains EP with him) are dropping a vinyl real soon (I also co-produced on that one). While we all wait for it, King Underground dropped this collection of Fredfades remixes! Oslo SP Ensemble members John Rice and myself co-produced a couple of joints as well. This is a free download, so be sure to cop this heat! And if you haven't downloaded the free Pine Trees EP you might as well do that as well.
On a side note, I just finished spicing up and mixing Ivan Ave's new video EP titled Portals, which you can stream/download here and peep the vids on YouTube.
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BeschreibungCelebrating the present and anticipating the future of contemporary art, Younger than Jesus: Artist Directoryintroduces over 500 of the best artists under 33 years of age from aroung the world.
InhaltsverzeichnisThe book will include approximately 500 artists. Each artist will be represented by a short descriptive text (50-80 words) and 2-5 images of their artworks with captions.
PortraitMassimiliano Gioni is Director of Special Exhibitions at the New Museum, New York, and Artistic Director at Fondazione Nicola Trussardi, Milan. Laura Hoptman is Kraus Family Senior Curator at the New Museum, New York. Lauren Cornell is Director of Rhizome and Adjunct Curator at the New Museum, New York.
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Untertitel: Artist Directory. Empfohlen von 13 bis 22 Jahren. New. Sprache: Englisch.
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- Download the latest version of the Host
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The Agent configuration option allows you to customize the Agent module. You can add your logo and welcome text, and pre-configure Agent settings.
Sample goals
For the purposes of this tutorial, we will assume that you have the following goals when building an Agent package:
- Goal 1 Generate an Internet-ID and send it to the specified e-mail address.
- Goal 2 Also generate and send an access password.
- Goal 3 You want the program to display a disclaimer message at Agent startup. For example, if you are providing remote support services you can display your rate card before a remote session starts.
- Goal 4 You want the Agent window to display your company logo and welcome text.
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Run the Viewer as an administrator, select the Tools tab and click MSI Configurator:
Step 1: Select the path to the Host file
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- On the Internet ID tab check the Generate a new Internet ID at the first launch… checkbox and enter your e-mail address in the field (Goal 1).
- Make sure the Automatically generate Host password check box is checked (Goal 2).
- Switch to the Other tab and check Show disclaimer at startup (Goal 3). Enter the text of the disclaimer in the field.
- Switch to the Integrate your logo tab and add your logo and welcome text in the appropriate fields (Goal 4). Click Preview to see how the Agent window will look like after the customization.
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In this step you can pre-configure Host/Agent settings. Neither of our goals for this tutorial requires settings configuration, so we can skip this step. Select Skip Host settings configuration and click Finish.
Running the Agent
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- The Agent window will be shown with the integrated logo and welcome text.
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Round one of the 2014 NFL draft is in the books, and there was never a dull moment. From five trades to some of the craziest moments ever seen at Radio City Music Hall, this long-awaited opening round did not disappoint. In all the madness of the 32 selections yesterday, the Miami Dolphins held serve at the #19 pick overall and selected a man GM Dennis Hickey called "the best player for us" and a player they always targeted at their pick in University of Tennessee offensive tackle Ja'Wuan James. James fills one of Miami's biggest needs at the tackle position, and already looks to be on track to become a starter opposite newly signed Pro Bowl left tackle Branden Albert.
But one pick does not make a successful draft. With six more selections entering tonight, one in each of the remaining rounds, Hickey and Co. still have a lot of work to do in order to reinforce a team that was just a few plays away from the postseason last year.
So with James in the fold, what do the Miami Dolphins do on Day 2 of the draft in rounds two and three?
Here's a couple ways they could go:
Back Up Front: Now that the Dolphins found their right tackle of the future in Ja'Waun James, they could go and search for their final missing piece on the offensive line. On Day 2 you can typically get more value out of drafting a guard, and there are two particular players that have caught my eye that could still be available when Miami comes back on the clock.
Xavier Su'a Filo and Joel Bitonio are both very versatile lineman that could easily fill up one of the guard positions next to Mike Pouncey on the Miami's line. Bitonio can play any position on the line and is a high character player with a mean streak on the field. Su'a Filo is a technician who is solid in both the run and passing game, and is probably more athletic. Either selection would shore up the Dolphins' biggest need, and allow Hickey some flexibility with his picks to go with the best player available the rest of the way.
Secondary Look: While the Dolphins did spend their 2nd and 3rd round selections last year on cornerbacks Jamar Taylor and Will Davis, they may look to these rounds once again to bolster their defensive backfield. However, the safety position is the more likely selection, and two Florida State Seminoles may be on the 'Fins radar.
Terrence Brooks is more of a pure safety, as he's fluid and plays with great speed and balance in pass coverage. Though his tackling form may need some work, he plays with a sort of reckless abandon in run support which is always useful from a safety. The other Seminole defensive back that could draw attention is Lamarcus Joyner. The key thing about Joyner is his versatilty. Joyner can play any defensive back position, whether it be corner or safety, nickel or dime, or inside or outside. If the Dolphins wanted a swiss army knife to add depth to the secondary, he might be one of the selections on day two.
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Don,t stop now go after OG get the OL fixed then best player thats available with next pick. We have enough talent on this team to go to playoffs if we fix the OL…GO PHINS
it wouldnt hurt to get another back either
I know that everyone is chomping at the bit to get to those sexy picks, but we have to be able to give Tannehill a fair evaluation this year, and the only way to do that, is to finish the O-line before we move on to other desires. I have a few players in mind at guard, who will all fit well into our system and will fill our needs at guard from day one, Those players are, Joel Bitonio, Jack Mewhort, Weston Richburg, and Laurent Duvarney-Tardif. I think that all of them will go off the board tonight, but believe that the last two will still be available when we pick at #50. Duvarney-Tardif might make it to tomorrow, but could go late tonight and Bitonio and Mewhort likely require a trade up to acquire their services.
Draftinsider.net's Tony Pauline projected him as only a middle round pick because of "limited upside. Lacks fluid footwork in pass protection. Lumbers around the field and is ineffective blocking in motion. Lacks range and falls off blocks."
NFL Network's Mike Mayock rated him 60th
ESPN's Todd McShay: Rated him only the 55th
ESPN's Jon Gruden: "This is a dire, desperate situation for Miami. I'm sure they would like to have had one of those frontline tackles.
We need to get rid of Matt Moore and Daniel Thomas two they just taking up cap space we can use that money for new talent
If we get a win second round with an offensive guard we can look more towards defense in the later rounds of the draft there's always potential in free agent that's over looked
OG round two and any threat that's available defensively in the third round we should take
Second round pick OG.. We must get an OG even if we should trade down to get filo
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I've used GHC's Type Nats to implement my own type level rationals (code below). This works fine, but the syntax is a little funky because you have to write out the number as a fraction. For example, you must write 13/10 instead of 1.3; or even worse, 13/1 instead of 13. It would be nice to just write the decimal notation.
I only see one potential problem with this feature: the dot in the decimal notation could interfere with the dot in forall statements. I guess this can be parsed unambiguously, but maybe not.
data Frac = Frac Nat Nat data instance Sing (n::Frac) = SFrac Integer Integer instance (SingI a, SingI b) => SingI ('Frac a b) where sing = SFrac (fromSing (sing :: Sing a)) (fromSing (sing :: Sing b)) instance Fractional r => SingE (Kind :: Frac) r where fromSing (SFrac a b) = fromIntegral a/fromIntegral b type (/) a b = 'Frac a b
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comment:1 Changed 3 years ago by
How do you propose 1/3 is shown with decimal notation? Would this mean there are two different notations around?
comment:2 Changed 3 years ago by
We could have 1.3 just be sugar for 13/10, so both notations would be acceptable.
comment:3 Changed 3 years ago by
@mike, you could actually use template haskell to write generate type rationals pretty easily. It should also work with 7.6 and earlier ones, though there may be a few corner cases in older ghcs
something like $(makeRatType 7/8) with makeRatType :: Rational -> Q Type being suitably defined.
Have you tried out doing that as a near term solution?
comment:4 Changed 3 years ago by
@carter I'm not sure what you're suggesting. The following code (combined with the code above) does exactly what I want:
data Blah (num::Frac) = Blah f :: Blah num -> Rational f = ... g = f (Blah::Blah (13/10))
It would just be nice to be able to write
g = f (Blah::Blah 1.3)
comment:5 Changed 3 years ago by
oh, i think that theres support for that in the parser already... have you tried in HEAD?
comment:6 Changed 3 years ago by
I wasn't aware of any GHC support for type level fractions. Any idea what the name of the kind is so I can try it out?
comment:7 Changed 3 years ago by
woops, mispoke, i'm a bit exhausted. There is no such support :)
do you have a strawman data model for a type level rationals? Eg using one of the preexisting libraries for type level ints, building up an associated rational set of operations and model types?
Also on the template haskell front, I meant that via template haskell you could do a function that lets you write rationals in decimal notation using template haskell, because decimal numbers can be parsed as rationals.
eg in $(makeRatType 7.3), 7.3 would be turned into rational value. This works at the value level, ableit at template haskell time so you can construct the type
comment:8 Changed 3 years ago by
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comment:9 Changed 3 years ago by
It would also be nice to support negative rationals in a clean way. (For example, by typing just -1.3) I'm guessing this would be best done by adding support for integers, then making the rationals use the integers instead of Nats. This might be confusing for the type checker though because it wouldn't know whether a number like 4 was a type int or a type nat.
comment:10 Changed 3 years ago by
Type integers are highly useful in their own right. They are essential to tracking physical dimensions associated with quantities, because you need to track integer powers of length, mass, etc.
comment:11 Changed 3 years ago by
so lets decouple this a teeny bit:
a) having good syntactic support for writing numerical literals at the type level: Integers, Nats, Rationals (possibly with floating point style notation)
b) having a satisfactory type model underneath that supports the computations you want to do.
currently in GHC those two are conflated, and perhaps they should be decoupled!
comment:12 Changed 17 months ago by
I was prodded by a reddit thread into thinking about this issue. I agree with Carter that we should treat the syntactic and semantic aspects of this separately. Here's what I said about the syntactic side:
Type-level integers/rationals shouldn't be too hard, at least to the level that type-level naturals are currently supported. I think the main thing lacking is a good design for how to write literals (since we don't have
fromIntegeror the
Numclass at the type level). It would be nice if we could have both
42 :: Integerand
42 :: Natin types.
One possibility might be to define some (return kind indexed) type families:type family FromNat (k :: *) (n :: Nat) :: k type instance FromNat Nat n = n type instance FromNat Integer n = ... type instance FromNat Rational n = ... type family FromInteger (k :: *) (i :: Integer) :: k type instance FromInteger Integer i = i type instance FromInteger Rational i = ... type family FromRational (k :: *) (r :: Rational) :: k type instance FromRational Rational r = r
Then GHC could translate a numeric literal in a type expression into an application of the appropriate type family (where I'm using suffixes to indicate numeric literals of the underlying kinds):42 ~> FromNat k 42n -1 ~> FromInteger k -1i 2.5 ~> FromRational k 2.5r
Note that this would allow users to define their own instances of the type families to make use of overloaded numeric literals, for example:data PNat = Zero | Suc PNat type instance FromNat PNat n = FromPNat n type family FromPNat n where FromPNat 0 = Zero FromPNat n = Suc (FromPNat (n-1))
But perhaps moving the type language further away from the term language isn't such a good idea, considering the general direction of travel towards dependent types...
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