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Yeah, that must be accurate, because I'm sure they factored in things like:
1) People downloading way more than they could ever afford to buy
2) Multiple downloads by one person
3) Downloads of games that were already legitimately purchased by the individual but unusable for some reason
I used to download games, never played many of them, just had to have the newest stuff.
Also, these studies fail to take into account the fact that many sites require a certain amount of traffic from it's users, therefore some of these downloads are pure "pass along" downloads.
While I also find fault with that figure, I think the 3rd one was probably not a significant contributing factor there given the scale.
I'd argue that the vast majority was 1 with a little of 4: faulty methods for calculating the amount.
Consider the fourth option where these numbers are just freaking made up by people who don't care to use statistics correctly.
If, for perspective of scale, you consider that this the entire national debit of the US went up from 9 to 12 trillion USD, or 3,000 billion USD, and this claim is covers 45 billion USD, that would mean that the loss claimed by this study is 1.5% of the increase of the US national debit. And this isn't for all "content", nor all software, nor all video games, but just the _portable_ video games. And not the hardware either. Just the software part. So if we say that for every person who just has to have a DS there are 10 who had to have a PS/3, and for every one who had a PS/3, there were 10 who wanted to watch movies or use software in general, then the entire unadjusted dollar increase in the US national debit would be overshadowed by "content".
Yea, that's a "straw man" if I were going to attack it, but lets just skip that. The above was for perspective on the magnitude of the bald-face claim.
Now, when you consider everything that people can and must spend money on, "entertainment" is nothing compared to food and shelter and food and medicine and food and education and food and insurance so on. (did I mention food?) In 2007 there were 116,011,000 "households" in the us. If the US were to shoulder the burden of paying for all these "lost sales" each household would have to pony up 50 thousand ($50,000) above whatever they already spent on, well everything, including "portable games" they actually bought. That's a full working adult making a very reasonable, or even "nice" living added to each household in the US _just_ to pay for the portable game software.
Heck, there are six billion people on the planet. To recover the sales these people "lost", e.g. 45 billion just in portable gaming software, and we spread that out to every single person uniformly, regardless of their ability to own or use a portable gaming device, everybody has to go by an $8 bargain-bin super mario cartridge.
And they each have to do it while still spending 100% of the money they are already spending to live and do something other than play dominoes with their cartridge (surely there are not 6 billion used DS units available so these people can actually run the content...).
Redirecting that kind of money into the phantom sales scenario needed to back up these numbers literally flies in the face of economic reason. Food would have to come free from space aliens every day for the rest of the economy to support this pipe dream "lost sales" figure.
That is, in the same sense that "if pigs could fly, bacon would be super expensive" it may well be true that if everything these people dream of happened, and each possible download represented a lost full price sale, well then sure, with those "ifs", these numbers work. But without those preposterous ifs, the results are ridiculous.
Insupportable, criminally ridiculous claims should be met with thrown stones and brandished pitchforks. Until that happy day when people really think about what these numbers would _require_ as a founding assumption, we will be sucking swill from the teat of political fantasy.
There exists no mathematical world where the portable gaming industry could have "lost $45 billion 2010-valued-USD to piracy".
Its like asking what would happen if _you_ had all the money in the world. (hint: whatever it was you had, it would be useless). You can model and dream about the scenario all you want, but it has no foundation in possible reality.
Redirecting that kind of money into the phantom sales scenario needed to back up these numbers literally flies in the face of economic reason.
Not literally.
Otherwise, great post.
Well, I for one have copies of several of the games I own so I don't need to carry the cartridges around when I'm out
Considering that an original PSP gets a 33% battery life boost from running a game off of the SD card rather than the craptacular UMD drive? Or the fact that you can carry all 3 of the decent games for the console on one card, and never have to worry about swapping/scratching/losing the UMD's then?
I think you're underestimating #3.
3) Downloads of games that were already legitimately purchased by the individual but unusable for some reason
I'm kind of a subset of category 3 or maybe my own category entirely. I have a flash cart for my DS, but I've never pirated anything for it. Every game on my cart is one that I've bought and paid for legally. However, I still download the ROMs since it's far easier to do so than to dump my own cart (which AFAIK requires some kind of slot 2 device that I have no interest in buying). Really, I'm just format shifting as I find it far easier to carry around the system with one cartridge that holds my entire
To put the first two points into concrete terms: Even scrupulous non-pirates will sometimes try a game, by renting it or borrowing it from a friend, and then decide not to buy it. And before even trying a game they'll usually first read some in depth reviews to decide which games are worth it. With portable systems' games' small sizes, and big cheap flash memories, will the pirates pick and choose too, or will they just download every game?
Yeah, that must be accurate, because I'm sure they factored in things like: 1) People downloading way more than they could ever afford to buy
This is probably the biggest of the bunch...personally, and I know a few similar like-minded people, if I could snag half the games I wanted at no cost, I'd have more games than I would know what to do with. Real world, though, I'll go and buy the best of the ones I want, based on what others tell me of them, and either ignore the rest or wait until they're on some sort of clearance/resale rack at low cost (where the game manufacturers are realising no to low profit on it).
These studies never count sales that never happened because casual gamers won't spend the money for a console (or portable) if the cost of games is prohibitive. I never bought any X Box or Playstation games simply because of the cost of the console and a dozen games.
Way back in DOS days I bought a PC because stuff could be copied and thus affordable to experiment with the large world of software. I had tons of shareware, etc. If all software was locked down at over $40/title, my PC purchase would have been delayed for years. There is only just not that much interest in playing with DOS for DOS sake.
Games are always priced for the maximum profit (free market) by artificial scaracity. Only the more hard core gamers buy them. Many potential game buyers play freecell and minesweeper along with free online services such as Farmville, neopets, etc., and are content. Seriousely, if Farmville required a pre-play purchase of $40, do you think it would have any traction? Many games that are pirated enjoy this same publicity that the game is good. Some games locked down, don't get much exposure because it is reviewed as broken, slow, hard to make work.
I doubt that game manufactures are interested in attracting the Farmville players to a play platform at prices they would buy a good game. Wii has done a fair job at attracting players that normally won't buy a console.
This is once again one of those numbers that will be thrown around by IP holders to get attention from the politicians. And yet the study does the same idiotic assumption as all the other ones.
Saying one download is one lost sale is idiotic. It has never been true and never will be. It's probably off by at least a factor of 10. And haven't many studies already shown (well, at least with music) that the people who pirate are also the people who buy the most?
This is once again one of those numbers that will be thrown around by IP holders to get attention from the politicians. And yet the study does the same idiotic assumption as all the other ones.
Saying one download is one lost sale is idiotic. It has never been true and never will be. It's probably off by at least a factor of 10.
On a wide scope, I can wholly agree with this statement; when you look at piracy on the whole, a good part of it (and probably most appreciably with music) is people wanting to sample before they plop down some cash on the real deal.
In a single incident, however, I can see the legitimacy of the IP holders' argument; if person A downloads item X, and subsequently persons B through F snatch that item from person A, its not an unreasonable conclusion to say that person A potentially caused five lost sales to
Since when has any corporation been honest or moral?
if person A downloads item X, and subsequently persons B through F snatch that item from person A, its not an unreasonable conclusion to say that person A potentially caused five lost sales to the company
But it is an unreasonable conclusion. It presupposes that the same number of people will pay for something as will accept it for free. In short, it supposes that the Law of Demand [wikipedia.org] does not apply.
You answered your own question.
A study is just a variant on the good old fashioned scientific experiment where you start with a hypothesis, devise some method to determine whether or not your hypothesis is correct, carry out this method and draw conclusions based on the results. The only difference is that many of these studies are operated backwards - you decide what you wish to conclude, invent results which support these conclusions and devise a method which could reasonably produce such results.
It may be possible to quantify piracy but I'm quite sure the numbers being banded around right now are complete garbage, if only because if you believe them you also have to believe that the GDP of the planet would double overnight if you were to eliminate it.
This is once again one of those numbers that will be thrown around by IP holders to get attention from the politicians. And yet the study does the same idiotic assumption as all the other ones.
Saying one download is one lost sale is idiotic. It has never been true and never will be. It's probably off by at least a factor of 10. And haven't many studies already shown (well, at least with music) that the people who pirate are also the people who buy the most?
Compare it to free newspapers.
Taking a train or bus, I sometimes get up to 3 free newspapers. Does that mean that the newspapers lose out 3 sales each day? NO.
The same goes for all the streaming stuff I watch on the internet (some series and perhaps a movie). Would I buy the whole lot if it wasn't available for free? NO.
The same again for the mp3's I deny to have. No way that I will pay up to 1 euro for 1 song. With the amount of music I deny to have, that would be absolutely unaffordable. If there was not
This is once again one of those numbers that will be thrown around by IP holders to get attention from the politicians. And yet the study does the same idiotic assumption as all the other ones.
You are such a cynical, suspicious person! It must feel so awful living inside your head. You probably aren't even able to form meaningful bonds with other people.
No, I'm sure this figure is completely accurate. After all, who knows an industry better than the people who work in it? These numbers should be every bit as accurate as BP's risk assessment for deep water drilling.
I don't care what the publishers say, a pirated game is not necessarily a lost sale, quite the contrary, I've found most pirates to be lazy bastards who wont pay for anything if they can help it. When one of those types pirates it's just a copy in circulation that shouldn't exist.
On the other hand, there is a type of piracy that is a lost sale. I still love the Gameboy Advanced system, and of course they no longer make games for it, so I turn to eBay and the like. More than once I've gotten outright pirated cartridges off of eBay. I always make sure the sellers have some history to prevent that, but occasionally one slips through. Some of the pirated games I've gotten off of there were really high quality, I spotted the fakes, but I don't think most people would have. On more than one occasion the seller disappeared while my game was in transit, when they don't disappear I tattle to eBay. I then have a moral dillema of what to do with said pirated copy. I paid for it, I didn't know it was pirated until it got here, but it is pirated... Hurricane Ike settled that for me on my older cartridges, but I actually did get a pirate cart off of Amazon since then.
I'm of the opinion the MPAA and the RIAA need to police flea markets and sellers like the above, go after file sharers, but leave downloaders alone. The video game guys need to do the same thing. The big difference between the movie and music people and the video game people is when a new format comes out movies and music usually transition to it. Not until recently have classics been commonly re-released on newer systems and they still don't re-release all of them legally.
On the other hand, there is a type of piracy that is a lost sale. I still love the Gameboy Advanced system, and of course they no longer make games for it, so I turn to eBay and the like. More than once I've gotten outright pirated cartridges off of eBay.
Buying (legit) GBA cartridges second-hand on eBay doesn't put any money into Nintendo's hands, so where does the "lost sale" argument come from? Yes, I understand that you would have otherwise gotten a legit copy, but the whole smarmy justification for attacking piracy is that the game companies and such lose money from it. If they wouldn't have gained a cent even if you'd bought a legit copy, the situation doesn't apply.
Of course, I also believe that if a copyrighted work is not being made commercially available, there should be no penalty for distributing it.
True. I know several people who have legally purposed more books, DVDs or games than they can actually consume.
I know I'm guilty of that in a small way - I have about 6 games that I've bought but haven't touched 6 months later.
Just six? Just six months?
I've bought tons of media and not gotten to it until much later. I've been working my way through all the Final Fantasy games in order. I finished Final Fantasy IV three days ago, I went to retrieve my copy of V, which I know I bought in anticipation of getting there. I couldn't find it. I realized I must have lost it in Hurricane Ike - that was in in 08, that's some for sight lost. I've bought DVDs and finally gotten a chance to watch them a year later, I do the same with bo
I agree with many aspects of what you say. I too have been the unwitting recipient of pirated items from ebay and even once from amazon too. Unfortunately.
Also, you have to consider the fact that many countries actually ALLOW for a copy to be made (but not sold) of the stuff you buy. Many artists, and IP holders recignize that fact, and I even remember a couple of musicians getting pissed that their fans got sued for piracy, when in fact they felt that it was the people profiting from the piracy that should
Then you have people like me who use tons of pirate utils but stay legal. I rip every PSX and UMD game I own and put them on my MS Pro-Duo cards in my hacked PSP. Not one of the PSX or PSP games is pirated. I buy CDs and rip them, it's actually cheaper than buying downloads for
I wanted people to give me a trillion dollars last year, but they didn't. They're so greedy and unthoughtful!
Well, that is because they gave it me.
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If you were to believe all the numbers bandied around about piracy, then you would have to believe that if it were to be eliminated the GDP of the planet would double overnight.
No money is lost to the economy due to copyright infringement as some MAFIA groups try to argue. It is just not given to publishers for those movies/songs/games that are pirated. But it is spent on other products. This is the broken window fallacy, that a child who throws a rock through a window is stimulating the economy.
I download movies and tv shows because I don't like watching broadcast TV. Any that deserve a repeat viewing get bought on DVD (which is probably about 80%). If they shutdown illegal downloads they wouldn't get more money from me because I have little to spare, they are more likely to get less as I would just shift to other forms of entertainment or free to access media (I have started watching local legal tv streaming sites, which has dropped the amount I illegally download and later purchase).
This isn't the 1990's where the big publishers had little competition. There is so much free or cheap content out there that I don't buy before I try.
Yes it is. The broken window fallacy is the mistaken belief that spent money comes out of thin air. John Stossel has a great video [youtube.com] on it. He's talking about government spending, but you can replace "government" with "consumer" and get the same idea.
The generally-correct idea is that a lost sale for one industry is a gained sale for another, so pointing out lost sale figures is useless. As stated in the topic, it's a zero-sum game.
I download movies and tv shows because I don't like watching broadcast TV. Any that deserve a repeat viewing get bought on DVD (which is probably about 80%)
Shows which I first watched online through unlicensed channels, the result of which being me purchasing a DVD:
- Lost (Series 1 - 3, I regret this now but I really enjoyed series 1)
- Fringe (Series 1, I'm told it's going the way of Lost so I might watch the next one online and see if it's good)
- House (Series 1 - 5. Amazing show)
- Futurama (Series 1 - 4)
- Prison Break (Series 1 - 3, will get 4 when I see it)
- Heroes (Series 1 and 2, watched 3 on iPlayer, may get 4).
Averaging at £20 per boxed se
No money is lost to the economy due to copyright infringement as some MAFIA groups try to argue. It is just not given to publishers for those movies/songs/games that are pirated. But it is spent on other products.
It is actually a whole lot less meaningful than that. I used to pirate... when I was 12. Did I cost someone riches whenever I did this? Hell no! A game not pirated was simply a game never owned. I just didn't have any money. No one lost anything when I pirated because I had no money for the video game (or any industry) to lose. When someone with no money to spend pirates, the economy loses exactly zero.
Contrast this with today. I make money. I am a single engineer who living like a monk who makes m
Also, I'd like to know why they are "presuming that Japan makes up 25 percent of the world's software market"? To me that seems rather ludicrous.
Particularly for handheld games - They are immensely popular in Japan largely due to the excess of mass transit and lack of personal-owned cars, and while they SEEM to be decently popular around here, I wouldn't be surprised if the total sales in Japan actually exceed those of US titles on handheld consoles, despite the massive different in population.
For handheld consoles I can see it being true, but just saying "software market" is too ambiguous even in an article about game piracy.
I didn't know that Japan had twice the population of the UK (where I am) until right now, that is interesting and makes the 25% figure seem somewhat less ludicrous when just talking about the handheld games market.
Uh, according to food suppliers, the actual population of the UK (3 years ago) was closer to 80 million than the 67 million official figure [independent.co.uk].
That does rather explain why house prices keep on rising far beyond wages, even in a recession.
I dunno, there's plenty of fat bastards around here.
I dunno, there's plenty of fat bastards around here.
Well, their gravitational pull does tend to make them cluster.
Particularly for handheld games - They are immensely popular in Japan largely due to the excess of mass transit and lack of personal-owned cars,
I think you mean "dominance" of mass-transit (in many urban areas); there's clearly not an excess of it, since it's often very crowded.
How much did the industry lose in paying for these studies?
By the same argument, I'm almost 100% sure the industry lose a lot more potential profit from second hand sales and/or rentals, since without them, technically people would have bought the games first-hand... right?
Interestingly, it also shows the price point people are willing to buy games. I don't know what is the usual price second-hand sales are usually sold at (being in one of those countries which does NOT have a significant second hand sale market), but I'd think publishers would have a lot more profit selling goods at 2nd hand prices.
Of cause there's the point of packaging, but that's what online distribution is for.
You think you know their business better than they do? If they would make more money selling cheaper, then why don't they? Are they stupid?
Notice how *some* people will get utterly smashed when attending an event with an open bar? They're quite eager to consume far more than they might usually have...
I still don't see how that could possibly represent a tangible "market" with any credibility. However many servings were had (for free) has no relevance to sales you could've had on a normal night.
Notice how *some* people will get utterly smashed when attending an event with an open bar? They're quite eager to consume far more than they might usually have...
Exactly, and the same concepts should be applied to this 'study'. When you have to pay for something, your not as likely to get everything you want. But when its free, hey why not? Not like you paid for it. Like free samples in a store, everyone want one because they are free, not because of what they are.
In a few weeks we'll be hearing reports of people being charged $4000 after an "open bar" event at Nintendo.
If those numbers were even close to be real they would have managed to stop piracy long ago. I mean, who in their right mind will sit and idly watching billion after billion trickling out of their wallet and all they manage to come up with is some bizarre DRM schemes that never works. One would think that with such amount of money involved investing more in stopping piracy should be well worth it. Say a billion dollars
It's just made up numbers and made up words, told by the princelings of lies and falsehoods.
I was shocked this morning to read that Foxconn employees are paid 113 euros per month.
It might seem irrelevant to this discussion, but it is not: the global elite is pushing for bigger profits, either through studies that claim loss from piracy or from other means.
I hope
With the DRM, the criminalization of their customers, and the big fat lies like this one, I don't see why I would want to give these people money at all.
I'd rather play my old games that I actually own than feed this devolution of the business.
(NB: dupe comment because I posted the previous one "Anonymously", and it's apparently invisible without a parent)
I'm a poor university student.
DRM, DRM, DRM, DRM i will NEVER buy a DRM protected game. Will they work in 10 years? 20, 30, 40?
Constant internet connection is required to play Ubisoft games, c'mon... Will their servers be up and running forever?
Windows... Microsoft breaks your games every few years by releasing a new version of winbl0wz which does not include the library runtimes required to run old games.
Signup required to play the game.
I do have a few retail games.
Half-life 2 is an good example, i bougt the game when it came out a few years back, i'm unable to play it today... why? Because in order to play the game (in singleplayer) you must install STEAM and assign the game to your steam profile, right? Install steam, choose user\pass and check the remember me box. Now 6 years later I have a new email account and i forgot my steam user\pass. I contacted STEAM and they are unwilling to help me. THEY stole MY game.
I've also forgot my password for Red Alert 3, so i cannot play it online.
A few weeks ago when i wanted to play half-life 2 i had to DOWNLOAD A PIRATE COPY in order to workaround my forgotten user\pass problem.
It's more easy to install and play pirated games.
It's more easy to watch pirated movies, no IF YOU STEAL YOU GOTO JAIL warnings followed by 10 minutes of trailers.
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Don Hardison, President and CEO of Good Start Genetics, says, "We are pleased to complete the initial closing of our second financing as it provides the necessary funding to position Good Start Genetics for the next phase of growth. We value the vote of confidence and continued support from our current stockholders and are fortunate to have such a supportive group of world-class investors on our side."
As part of Good Start Genetics' growth and commercialization initiatives, the company has expanded its senior management team in areas of Finance, Human Resources as well as Customer Care and Reimbursement
In addition to Good Start Genetics' new hires, the company is pleased to announce promotions for the following team members in the areas of research, technology and operations:
Don Hardison continued, "We are honored to attract and promote such exceptionally talented, experienced and successful professionals to Good Start Genetics to complement our strong and experienced management team. Our high caliber team will be vital to growing and expanding our platform."
About Good Start Genetics, Inc.
Good Start Genetics is setting the new gold standard in carrier screening by making testing for the most comprehensive set of known and novel disease-causing mutations accessible for routine clinical practice. After years of development and rigorous validation, Good Start Genetics has harnessed the power of next-generation sequencing and other best-in-class technologies to provide highly accurate, actionable, and affordable tests for all ACOG and ACMG recommended disorders. For these reasons, fertility specialists and their patients can have a high degree of confidence in their carrier screening results, and no longer have to compromise accuracy for price.
For more information, please visit www.goodstartgenetics.com.
About OrbiMed
OrbiMed is a preeminent investment firm dedicated exclusively to the healthcare sector with over $5 billion in assets under management. OrbiMed invests across the entire spectrum of pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device companies on a worldwide basis. Investments are made through venture capital funds, hedge funds, and other investment vehicles. For more information, please visit www.orbimed.com.
About Safeguard Scientifics
Founded in 1953 and based in Wayne, PA, Safeguard Scientifics, Inc. (NYSE: SFE) provides growth capital and operational support to entrepreneurial and innovative life sciences and technology companies. Specifically in life sciences, Safeguard targets companies in Molecular and Point-of-Care Diagnostics, Medical Devices, Regenerative Medicine, Specialty Pharmaceuticals and selected healthcare services, and technology companies in Internet / New Media, Financial Services IT, Healthcare IT and selected business services with capital requirements of up to $25 million. For more information, please visit www.safeguard.com.
About SV Life Sciences
SV Life Sciences is a venture capital adviser and manager that make selected investments in businesses with experienced entrepreneurs and management teams. SV Life Sciences provides financing to businesses at all stages of development and across the human life sciences sector. These sectors range from biotechnology and pharmaceuticals to medical devices and instruments, to healthcare information technology and services. For more information, please visit www.svlsa.com.
This press release contains certain forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. Such statements are only predictions based on management's current projections and goals and are subject to a number of factors and uncertainties. Information in these forward-looking statements is inherently uncertain and the Company's actual results may differ materially from those anticipated in such forward-looking statements.
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Springfield, FL---Thursday night will turn out to be a rather big night for either Bay or Rutherford's football team, as one will get it's first district win.
Both teams desperately in need of a win, the Tornadoes just 2-5 overall, the Rams, coming off the loss to West Florida last Thursday, are 1-6.
Both also 0-2 in district play, so the loser's playoff hopes are definitely dashed. The winner does keep some hope of staying alive on that front. Here are some thoughts from Rams head coach Alvin Dempsey a couple of days out.
"We're still focused on getting these last two district wins and competing for a spot. I keep telling the guys that somehow, some way the good man still likes us a lot because he's making a way for us to be in it, if we just win out. Defensively we're playing a lot of good football here lately. Offensively if we just catch the ball we'd be ok. I've been telling the guys that our opponents haven't beaten us, we've beaten us."
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KIRAbook is the only Ultrabook of its kind to be constructed with AZ91 pressed magnesium alloy and a honeycomb-base. This material is one hundred percent stronger than aluminum alloy, so it is tough. With a native resolution of 2560 x 1440, KIRAbook delivers 221 pixels per inch to the device's 13.3-inch diagonal display2—a 90-percent increase over standard HD displays—resulting in razor-sharp clarity for text and a crystal clear view of photos, movies, games and more. Offered in both standard and touchscreen display configurations, KIRAbook's touchscreen models utilize Corning Concore Glass, which offers damage resistance and a smooth, 10-point multi-touch surface to navigate the Windows 8 experience. Three configurations will be available ranging from $1,599.99 MSRP8 to $1,999.99 MSRP, featuring Intel Core i5 or Core i7 processors. The KIRAbook will be available for pre-order on May 3, 2013 and for purchase on May 12 at the more popular e-tailers
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STERLING – Kylie Ackerman was dealing, and that proved to be too much for the Newman softball team to deal with with.
Ackerman, a freshman pitcher for Erie-Prophetstown, tossed a 4-hitter to lead the Panthers to a 4-0 victory over the Comets in a Three Rivers matchup Friday afternoon in Sterling.
Ackerman (2-0) struck out seven, didn't walk a batter, and allowed just one baserunner to reach third base. She was also backed with mostly airtight defense, with the only miscue being a dropped two-out throw by first baseman Amanda Bertolozzi that prolonged the fourth inning.
"I was nailing that outside corner, which felt really good tonight," Ackerman said, "but the defense was really the standout in the game. If I didn't have them, I wouldn't be where I was."
Erie-Prophetstown (5-0, 2-0) made the most of seven hits it managed off Newman starter Laura Turnroth. Laykin Miner led off the game with a single, advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt, and scored on throwing error by Newman right fielder Erin Pasley.
A two-run single by Clare Kramer in the third inning upped the lead to 3-0. Jenna Forward capped the scoring with an RBI triple in the seventh.
"The kids played great defense," E-P coach Bob Phelps said, "and seven hits, we'll take that off a pitcher like that. We stepped up and played defense, that was the big difference tonight."
Newman (1-1, 1-1) managed just four singles, and none were in the same inning to put any serious pressure on Ackerman. Newman's best threat was in the sixth, when Jaimie Hurd singled with one out, then motored around to third base on a sacrifice bunt by Mary Alice Oswalt. The next batter, Jenna Stevens, grounded out to end the inning.
Turnroth (1-1) allowed two earned runs, seven hits and a walk, with six strikeouts.
"Our energy level just wasn't there tonight," Newman coach Rick Turnroth said. "We were just flat. It's the last day of spring break – I don't know. We should have had more enthusiasm and intensity, and we just didn't have it tonight."
The Panthers, meanwhile, were positively giddy after the game. They haven't been beaten yet, are hosting their own invitational Saturday, and are looking to erase the memory of a 12-17 season in 2012.
"We're definitely looking to shake things up in E-P history," Ackerman said. "Coming out from a record that wasn't too great last year, we're definitely trying to do better than that, and we're doing great so far."
Star of the game:
Key performers: Clare Kramer (E-P), 2-for-4, 2 RBI; Laykin Miner (E-P), 2-for-4, 2 R; Erin Pasley (N), 2-for-3
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It would be comforting to think that all of those who slip across the border from Mexico only want to make a few bucks doing honest, low-paying work. It would also be delusional. Many — probably most — are indeed just looking to make a hard-earned, honest buck. And any immigration reform must keep this uppermost in mind. But the downside of the story is that not a few are north of the border illegally to make big bucks. Easy bucks. From crime. Namely, selling dope to a lucrative market.
It's not mere coincidence that the phenomenal gun-sligning scene that has the streets of Chicago running red with blood happens to have manifested itself at the same time the Sinaloa drug cartel of Mexico has established thriving operations based in Chicago's Little Village, a Latino community with a population maybe twice that of the entire city of Newark. The Drug Enforcement Administration estimates that some 100,000 gang members are moving narcotics faster than the Sinaloa and other Chicago-based operations can count their mounting bundles of cash.
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This is a disburbing reality America prefers to ignore, according to Fulton Armstrong, a former CIA officer with experience in Latin America, now a senior fellow with American Unversity's Center for Latin American and Latino Studies. More attention must be paid to the cartel operations north of the border, he says.
The DEA calculates that Mexican drug organizations have now established operations in 1,286 U.S. cities. We wonder how much advantage these operations enjoy thanks to the look-the-other-way, politically correct attitude that refuses even to utter the phrase "illegal aliens," preferring instead the euphemism "undocumenteds," as if the problematic situation consists mainly of people who've misplaced their papers.
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The second straight month of gains in core sales suggested consumer spending picked up in the fourth quarter after rising at a annual pace of 1.6 percent in the July through September period.
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|2006-04-15, 03:25
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Age: 34
Positions: Typesetter / Karaoke Artist / Encoder / Translator / Editor / Timer / Translation Checker
Group: Yoroshiku Fansubs
Projects: Tactical Roar, Air Gear, Girl's High (TBC), +1 TBD
IRC Channel: #Yoroshiku @ irc.rizon.net
Contact: Grv
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Essentials: An excellent grounding in ASS/SSA override commands.
Nice to have: Ability to use AFX to do replacement signs for typesetting.
Karaoke Artists:
Essentials: An excellent grounding in ASS/SSA override commands. Impecable \k timing skills. A knowledge of a variety of styles for karaoke and using them appropriately.
Nice to have: Ability to romanise kanji. Ability to "kanji-ise" romanji.
Essentials: A good background knowledge of AviSynth and filters, know appropriate use of filters, ability to hit an exact file size consistently, knowledge of both XviD and AVC encoding (not just using vdub.)
Nice to have: European based
Essentials: High level of fluency in japanese: both spoken and written.
Nice to have: Yes!
Essentials: "This sentence structure is correct." This one is "bizarre,"; and the word gotten only exists in the American English dictionary.
Excellent fluency of written english, must maintain flow of script while (whilst) restructuring. Excellent standard of spelling and grammar.
Know when something in a script is just plain wrong (intuition - scary word!).
Essentials: Ability to time a standard script (up to 300 lines) within 2-4 hours. Ability to scene time. High level of accuracy: check your work!
Translation Checker:
Essentials: A good standard of fluency in written and spoken japanese. Our current translaton checker is capable of translating 80-90% of a given anime - use that as a benchmark if you will. I'm looking for someone capable of holding conversation in japanese which would probably account for the ability to translate 50% upwards of a given anime.
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|2006-04-15, 21:54
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|2006-04-15, 22:21
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Senior Member
Short of banning entire continents from bt trackers and irc channels, there's not much you can do :X
|2006-04-16, 20:12
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We, a new Subgroup, are looking for a translator and an encoder for "Suzumi haruhi no yuuutsu/The Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi".
As an extra, the translator can choose a second project if he wants to ;DDD
The Staff is pretty experienced, everyone has worked at least more than 2 years as a Fansubber.
If you're interested then send a mail to firstname.lastname@example.com or come in our channel #tsukikage on rizon.
|2006-04-16, 21:40
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Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2006
new fansubing group
im recruiting to fansubs gintama anime i need timers, editors, translators come to irc.rizon.net #gintoki if interested
come 4-8pm weekdays-weeknights
email: email@example.com (msn messenger too)
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|2006-04-17, 05:42
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Group : Animanda
Position : Animanda needs typesetters asap! All our projects have been stalled because we need typesetters for them. If you are a typesetter, please contact Alu^ and Ishatar on #Animanda @ rizon.
The projects are : Suzumi haruhi no yuuutsu and Himawari!
Please, we need you!
|2006-04-17, 23:34
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Supreme Grocer
We are looking for someone who could provide us with DVD rips from winny for a Gundam series. We just need one series, that's all. Please PM me if you can be of assistance. I have server space for uploading. =D
|2006-04-18, 18:19
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Join Date: Oct 2004
If anybody is in need of a timer,PM me or e-mail me at email@example.com.
|2006-04-19, 17:56
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Tampa Bay Area, FL, USA
orz is looking for a group to joint with on any new season show. I'm able to provide all of the following quickly: translation check (if the translation is reasonably accurate, I don't want half of the lines being omfg wtf is this), timing, and encoding (H.264 or XviD).
PM me at shinga on Rizon or here if you're interested!
|2006-04-22, 15:24
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formerly JKaizer
Anime-Himitsu is still looking for people. Though, we have managed to fill in some o the positions. We mainly need a translator for our current projects:
Detective Academy Q: 34+
Happy Seven: Episodes 4-12
Akahori Gedou Hour Rabuge: Episodes 10-13
If a translator is looking for a group to do some random series, we would also be interested in helping out. We have a pretty solid team. =)
Another typesetter would be nice as well, as we're lacking on that front. And if a timer is interested in joining a group, we're open to that as well.
Come onto #anime-himitsu on irc.rizon.net and feel free to contact any of the ops. The group leader is ChibiBoi, and I currently go by the name "Koroku"
Hope to see someone interested =) We'd love to be able to get some more stuff out, but with the lacking of staff, it's slightly hard to do so. =)
In another matter, a new group is looking for someone interested in translating Saru Getchu (Ape Escape) or Nerima Daikon Brothers.
Saru Getchu is a cute little series with no lyrics to translate.
Nerima Daikon Brothers is quite the opposite, being a musical. However, for the majority of the series (save near the end) the lyrics are done at the bottom.
If interested, feel free to contact me by PM here or on any Rizon. I'm Koroku.
|2006-04-23, 07:01
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Senior Member
Hi there.
I don't know if anyone ever gets results from this thing, but I'll try...
Live-eviL Fansubs has recently had two translators go AWOL. This has led to the stalling of the following projects:
Gallery Fake
The Snow Queen
Detective Academy Q
We own the R2 DVDs for all of these shows and would like to continue subbing them at a decent speed. If anyone is willing to help on these or any other projects, please contact me here, on irc (#live-evil on irc.enterthegame.com), on our web forum (http://forum.live-evil.org), on AIM (Tofusensei), or email at email@example.com
Thank you so much.
|2006-04-23, 22:33
|Link #616
Join Date: Mar 2006
Guyver-fansubs is in need of experience timers and an experienced translator checker for the following project: Guyver: The Bioboosted Armor
You can find our public channel @ #email@example.com
Message any of the ops (@username people) for further details.
Thank you to future staff members.
|2006-04-24, 15:03
|Link #617
Junior Member
Join Date: Apr 2006
sars-fansubs translator recruitment (japanese dramas)
hi folks,
sars is once again looking to replenish the ranks and we need a few dedicated japanese to english translators...
anything pertaining to fansubbing takes time out of your schedule, so please reply only if you believe you can at least spare the time to translate a complete series...
of course we are aiming to find people who will stick around for a longer period of time and preferably not too picky about what they translate...
we're a fun and friendly team to work with and we're looking forward to new members...
so if your japanese skills are at least moderate to very good, please contact me on msn messenger or via hotmail under email@example.com or check out the sars homepage...
|2006-04-24, 15:04
|Link #618
An Eye for an Eye
Animanda are looking for a translator for Himawari!
Please go to #Animanda @ irc.rizon.net and contact me (Alu^) or Ishatar, or you can
mail us at firstname.lastname@example.com
More info will be provided.
Please apply, we really need it!
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|2006-04-24, 17:39
|Link #619
Junior Member
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Translator wanted!
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|C78/, no. []
|No decree date — end of roll torn and missing
|Bill (Mich 1654)
|Edward Rich and another (named) v Lewis Sweetinge and others (named).
|Bill (Mich 1654) alleging illegal enclosure of 150 acres of common woodlands in Overstowey, Somerset.
|C78/482, no. 1 [2]
|10 Jan.
|Alice Elliott, Gilbert Havers v Sir Aston Cockaine, William Stanhopp and others (named).
|Dispute over properties in the parish of Warkesworth, Derbyshire.
|C78/525, no. 1 [3]
|16 Jan.
|Ellen Combes widow and executor of John Combes late of Grays Inn v William Faldoe.
|Debts, and mortgage of chambers in Grays Inn, Middx.
|C78/530, no. 20 [4]
|16 Jan.
|William Carey and another (named) v Mary Andrews and another (named).
|Debts payable from personal estate of John Andrews
|C78/546, no. 9 [5]
|24 Jan.
|Daniel and Nathaniel Colscott v William Turebarfoote and another (named).
|Charges on lands in Colscott, West Putford, Devon
|C78/500, no. 5 [6]
|30 Jan.
|Winifrid Marsh by John Marsh and another named v John Marsh and others (named)
|Redemption of mortgaged woods and lands in Henden, Middx
|C78/530, no. 9 [7]
|3 Feb.
|Afra Dawson and her trustee (named) v Katherine Lady Newburgh and others (named).
|Payment of portion.
|C78/398, no. 6 [8]
|5 Feb.
|Thomas Seaborne v Thomas Witham and others (named)
|Forfeiture of lease of lands in Sutton, Lower Shellwicke, Lyde and Piper and Holmer, Herts
|C78/521, no. 4 [9]
|6 Feb.
|Honestas Earlesman v John Lord Roberts, John Tregegle and Peter Hender.
|Prebend of Saint Cath alias Saint Telth (?) Cornwall, the property of Thomas Carminow of Trehannicke.
|C78/475, no. 10 [10]
|7 Feb.
|Judith and Anne Watts v Symon Hele and others (named).
|Possession of tenement in Huxham and lands in Ratslowe, Devon.
|C78/554, no. 19 [11]
|8 Feb.
|John Evernden v Robert Brame, Brian Holmes
|Concerning a property at Crambrook, Kent. Leased to the complainant's father
|C78/491, no. 28 [12]
|8 Feb.
|Chaloner Chute v Andrew Hay and others (named).
|Trust in lands of Stockley Park, Staffs.
|C78/540, no. 5B [13]
|8 Feb.
|Lawrence Parsons and others v Thomas, Lord Savile and others (named)
|Trust settlement of manors of Barwicke Scoles and Stapleton, Yorks.
|C78/540, no. 7 [14]
|8 Feb.
|Nathan Wright v Robert Mallop.
|Mortgage of lands in Weeke, Stoake Madeweeke, Binley and Hursbond in the parish of Husborne Priors, Hants.
|C78/544, no. 9 [15]
|9 Feb
|Daniel Jackson and master, warders and fellowship of Drapers of Coventry v Henry Roper and another (named)
|Charitable trust of rents from lands near the Mineries in Bishopsgate, London.
|C78/563, no. 16 [16]
|9 Feb
|Joane Delabere for self and children v Sir Robert Pye and others (named).
|Marriage treaty and trust of unspecified lands in Gloucestershire.
|C78/563, no. 17 [17]
|9 Feb.
|George Sittwell and another (named) v Christopher Johnson and others (named).
|Bonds re payment of portions from trust settlement of lands in Barleborough, Eckington and Spinkhill, Derbys
|C78/567, no. 7 [18]
|12 Feb
|Thomas Coghill v Henry Jones and others (named)
|Maintenance payments from estate of Richard Jones, including leases of lands in Oxon and Gloucs
|C78/549, no. 20 [19]
|15 Feb.
|John Weikes v Dame Katherin Brook and others (named).
|Mortgage of manor of Glutton, no county given.
|C78/528, no. 10 [20]
|16 Feb.
|Thomas Fownts v Nicholas Shephard.
|Mortgage of manor of Waton or Wadeton in Stoke Gabriel, Devon
|C78/482, no. 2 [21]
|16 Feb.
|Sir William Portman v Thomas Bennett and others (named).
|Mortgage of Atherton farm and lands in Bridgewater, Somerset
|C78/528, no. 6 [22]
|17 Feb.
|John Style v Richard Drury and others (named).
|Marriage treaty of "The Crown" Inn, Downham Norfolk and brew and malthouses there.
|C78/554, no. 16 [23]
|20 Feb.
|Francis Robinson v Thomas Hill, Margery his wife and Holland Sutton
|Dispute over property on the manor of Lapley and Aston, Staffordshire. Customs of copyhold tenure
|C78/491, no. 27 [24]
|22 Feb.
|Edward North v Francis Theobald and others (named).
|Bill (Mich 1654) seeking ratification of agreement (21 Apr. 1652) allowing lord to enclose part of common called Pentree Green or Woodcroft in return for payment made to tenants for their quitclaim of interests in this common. Bename, Suffolk.
|C78/554, no. 17 [25]
|28 Feb.
|Isabell Hindmarsh v Edward King and another (named).
|Payments for maintenance and education
|C78/546, no. 8 [26]
|1 March
|James Brewster v Thomas Stenson, Henry Freere
|Disputed transactions over payments by bill for cattle
|C78/491, no. 26 [27]
|15 Mar.
|Thomas Baker v Richard and Hester Hawten
|Rents from lease of manor of Hinton, Gloucs
|C78/524, no. 4 [28]
|31 Mar
|William Child v Rowland Lacon and others (named).
|Paying arising from a marriage settlement of lands in Chobury, Chiton and Bridgworth, Salop.
|C78/560, no. 8 [29]
|1 May
|Henry Malby v Anthony Morgan.
|Testamentary trust settlement of lands in manors of Broughton Hall and Upston Hall and lands in Stonham, Aspall and Greeting St. Mary, Suffolk
|C78/550, no. 14 [30]
|7 May
|Mary Skipwith, John Leginere, Grace Skipwith, Raph Skipwith v Thomas Merry and George Duncombe
|Estate of Sir Thomas Merry - properties in Walthamstowe, Essex
|C78/491, no. 23 [31]
|12 May
|Robert Ridley v Harry William Edward.
|Estate of William Ridley, deceased. Cottage, orchard and land at Lanvaire, Monmouthshire. Debt to William ap William
|C78/491, no. 21 [32]
|12 May
|Conyers, Lord Darcy and Conyers v Sir Gervayes Elwes and Jeremy Elwes
|Castle and lordship of Skelton, Yorkshire. Also an alum works and other properties at Skelton and Easton, Yorkshire
|C78/491, no. 25 [33]
|12 May
|Francis Heyton v Edward Hanchett and others (some named)
|Title to lands in East Greenwich, Kent
|C78/500, no. 2 [34]
|17 May
|Richard Rose and others (named) v John Bancroft and others (named)
|Mortgage of manor of Broadmaine or Maine Martill, Dorset
|C78/500, no. 1 [35]
|18 May
|Thomas Rich v Mathew Carleton.
|Trust of the manor of Sonning, Berks and lands in Eyre and Dunsden, Oxon
|C78/548, no. 4 [36]
|19 May
|William Burrough v Lucian Santarilia, Timothy Stoughton and Henry Ifles
|Property of Ambrose Evered, blacksmith of Wapping, Middlesex. Lease of Wapping Wall, frontage to the River Thames, wharf newly erected.
|C78/475, no. 7 [37]
|19 May
|John Cooke v Jeremy Beake
|Incumbrances on manor of Thornham, Norfolk.
|C78/540, no. 5A [38]
|23 May
|Robert Flatman and others (named) v John Eyre
|Agreement re purchase of lands in Hathersage, Derbys
|C78/524, no. 1 [39]
|26 May
|Elizabeth Eves and another (named) v John Langley.
|Marriage settlement of lands in Broseley, Salop.
|C78/480, no. 1 [40]
|28 May
|John Edwards v Howell Jones
|Garth Mill and a property called 'Laudymer' Montgomery. Lands, orchards, pastures and a water mill as surety for a loan
|C78/491, no. 24 [41]
|31 May
|John Davy v John Bradford and others (named).
|Factorship in clothing trade and restoration of goods
|C78/500, no. 3 [42]
|5 June
|Daniel Carter and others (named) v Gilbert Millington and others (named)
|Marriage settlement of lands in Felley and Annesley, Notts
|C78/500, no. 4 [43]
|5 June
|Henry Lund v Christopher Haire
|Usucaption of lands in manor of Whitehaven, Cumberland
|C78/540, no. 1 [44]
|16 June
|Joane and John Wraxall v Samuel Bridger and others (named)
|Bonds of Robert Morgan re payment of debts and marriage portion from houses and the "New Lune" in Wells, Somerset
|C78/548, no. 5 [45]
|19 June
|Nicholas Burnell v Thomas Wyvall and others (named).
|Mortgage of lands in Tuttle Street, Westminster.
|C78/398, no. 3 [46]
|20 June
|Rice Vaughan v Phillip Eyton and another (named)
|Agreements re purchase of manor and lordship of Denbigh for use of soldiers of Brigade of North Wales
|C78/546, no. 11 [47]
|21 June
|Margaret Whitehorne v Adam Edwards.
|Alleged trust and assignment of lease of the manor of Rushenden, Isle of Sheppy, Kent.
|C78/546, no. 12 [48]
|26 June
|William and Jane Davey and others (named) v Gideon Mapowder and others (named)
|Legacies and debts payable from tithes of Poundstock, Cornwall by will of Marriscus Mapowder
|C78/521, no. 1 [49]
|26 June
|John Phillips v William Smith
|Marriage settlement and mortgage of house and lands in Loddon, Norfolk.
|C78/521, no. 3 [50]
|28 June
|John and Mary Batty v Francis Peirpoint and another (named).
|Trust of rectory of Madworth and other lands in Notts, and Yorks
|C78/548, no. 2 [51]
|29 June
|David ap Anthony v Richard Williams.
|Dispute over three messuages at Hopton Yslam, Montgomery -mortgaged to John Powell
|C78/491, no. 22 [52]
|29 June
|Burgesses of town of Wisbech, Isle of Ely, Cambs v John Crane and others (named)
|Legacy from will of John Crane the elder given to town of Wisbech to build a townhouse and a causeway from the cornmarket to Eastfeild and to enlarge the schoolhouse
|C78/524, no. 2 [53]
|29 June
|Sir John Thompson v William Wooster
|Possession of manor of Husborne Crawley, Beds.
|C78/546, no. 10 [54]
|2 July
|Hellen Fillmer v Thomas Lushington.
|Estate of Edward Fillmer, shop credits, and sums of money in dispute
|C78/491, no. 20 [55]
|2 July
|Algernon, Earl of Northumberland v Lady Mary Wootton and others (named)
|Portions payable from manors of Helford and Britsby and Horston or Horstley, Derbys.
|C78/521, no. 2 [56]
|3 July
|Thomas Hallyott v Benjamin Warne
|Trust surrender of copyholds in Winfarthing, Norfolk.
|C78/554, no. 18 [57]
|6 July
|Thomas Fownes v Nicholas Sheppard
|Mortgage of manor of Waton or Wadeton in Stoke Gabriell, Devon
|C78/530, no. 19 [58]
|12 July
|James Orde v James Fawcett and others
|Payment due from lands in Berwick upon Tweed, Northumberland
|C78/540, no. 2 [59]
|12 July
|Timothy Squire v John Hewley and others (named).
|Agreement re sale of messuages in Petergate, Yorks
|C78/548, no. 3 [60]
|13 July
|Phillip, Viscount Strangford v Sir John Pelham and another (named).
|Trust settlement of manor of Swynefeild or Swingefield or North Cowthall or Boynton, Kent
|C78/545, no. 10 [61]
|14 July
|George Lowre, Francis Prinean v Elizabeth Brov/ne and Thomas Knyvett
|Debt owed by George Lowre to Anthony Browne, several properties in the Parish of Saint Dunstans in the West as securety
|C78/491, no. 19 [62]
|17 July
|Mary Underwood v William Underwood and others (named).
|Dower interest in 12 messuages in St. Sepulchres, Cambridge.
|C78/550, no. 15 [63]
|19 July
|Lady Millicent Pole and others (named) v Anne Pole
|Estate of German Pole, late of Radbourne, Derbyshire, also properties in Staffordshire and Leicestershire
|C78/491, no. 17 [64]
|20 July
|Edmund Brooke v Dorothy Reeve and others (named).
|Profits from farm in Clavering, Essex
|C78/540, no. 3 [65]
|24 July
|Henry Saunders and others (named) v Thomas and William Turgis.
|Mortgage of lands in Lambeth, Surrey
|C78/398, no. 2 [66]
|24 July
|Edward Haile v Robert Fotherby and others (named)
|Mortgage of messuage and malthouse, granaries and warehouses in Glamford Brigg, Lincs
|C78/548, no. 1 [67]
|16 Aug
|Elizabeth Quested v John Parsons, John Holt, Thomas Smith and others (named)
|Agreement for the enclosure of the below manors and lordships, undertaken for the improvement of copyhold lands. Also the settlement of fines and terms"of copyhold tenure on the enclosed estates. The manors of Accrington, Oswaltwist, Haslinden, Accrington Tottington, Huncoate, Colne, Ightenhill, Chatburne, Warston, Perihalton, the Hundred of Blackburne, and the Honour and Castle of Clitheroe, the duchy of Lancaster.
|C78/491, no. 18 [68]
|6 Sept.
|Jane Hill v George Plucknett and others (named).
|Legacies payable from will of Margaret Hill.
|C78/490, no. 31 [69]
|8 Oct.
|John Henman v William Angell.
|Mortgage of three brick houses in Colemanstreet, London.
|C78/490, no. 29 [70]
|19 Oct
|George Trewman v John Farside and others (named)
|Financial trusts from personal estate of Robert Trewman
|C78/542, no. 4 [71]
|23 Oct
|John Farmer, George Foster, William Carpenter, Richard Smyth, Anthony Wisam and others (named) v Benedict Hall
|The estate of Benedict Hall inherited from Henry Hall: properties and lands in Herefordshire, Montgomery, Surrey and Southwark, Surrey. Disputed bequest to the poor of the parishes of Stannton and Newland, Gloucestershire
|C78/491, no. 14 [72]
|23 Oct.
|John Emerson v Anne Lindall.
|Arrears of debts re partnership in clothes trade in Leeds, Yorks
|C78/546, no. 6 [73]
|24 Oct.
|Ralph Blaixton v George Lambert.
|Bonds re agreement to purchase the offices of Steward and Porter at St. Bartholomews Hospital, London.
|C78/490, no. 20 [74]
|24 Oct.
|Mary and Jeremy Elwes v Benjamin Lloyd and others (named).
|Title to lease of rectory of North Collingham, Notts
|C78/546, no. 7 [75]
|25 Oct.
|Richard Ward v Thomas Primrose and others (named).
|Title to messuages called Mannstons in Alburgh and Gouldham Greene, Norfolk.
|C78/545, no. 11 [76]
|26 Oct.
|Lawrence Cockerell v Mayne Truslove
|C78/542, no. 2 [77]
|27 Oct.
|Thomas Finch, John Sluckley, Henry Hodger v Robert Forsett, John Harris and others.
|Dispute over the building of houses at Saint Marylebone, Middlesex
|C78/491, no. 15 [78]
|27 Oct.
|Thomas Chambers v Julian Barwis and others (named)
|Marriage settlement of lands in Carlisle, Baggary, Boltongate, Langrigg, Holme, Cultram and castle of Wolstie, Cumberland.
|C78/539, no. 5 [79]
|29 Oct
|Agnes Prowse v Arthur Webber or Gilbert and others (named)
|Mortgage of copyhold land in manor of Taunton Deane, Somerset
|C78/530, no. 15 [80]
|29 Oct.
|Jasper Robins v William Robins
|Legacies and debts of Jasper Robins the elder payable from lands in Godmanchester, Hunts
|C78/542, no. 3 [81]
|30 Oct.
|Dame Elizabeth Hansby v Felix Wilson
|Jointure from Knottingley mills and manor of Seacroft, Yorks.
|C78/526, no. 11 [82]
|30 Oct.
|Simon How v John Courton
|Property of Roger Mills of Devonshire, Use of property by How in consideration of his good services
|C78/555, no. 12 [83]
|31 Oct
|John Heydon v William Spurstone and others (named).
|Inheritance of personal estate of William Spurstone the elder.
|C78/490, no. 22 [84]
|31 October
|James Newton v Thomas Damett, Thomas Bartram, John Lugger, John Howe and others (named)
|Estate of Humphrey Wall, manor of Nether Lawton, Kingsland, Herefordshire. Also other properties
|C78/491, no. 13 [85]
|3 Nov
|Sir Thomas Walsingham v Sir John Manwood and another (named)
|Bonds for debts of Sir Peter Manwood on security of mortgage of manor of Tonge Court, Kent
|C78/526, no. 10 [86]
|12 Nov
|Theodosia Ivy v Thomas Ivy.
|Concerning a Private Act of Parliament for alimony
|C78/532, no. 6 [87]
|13 Nov
|John Collins v Sir Edmond Phillips and others (named).
|Title to tenements in Stoakelingsland and Linkinhorne, Cornwall.
|C78/526, no. 9 [88]
|15 Nov
|Anne Jarvis by Richard Hippy v William Jarvis and others (named).
|Trust of copyhold tenement in manor of Bidisham, Somerset.
|C78/490, no. 23 [89]
|16 Nov
|Sir Edward Griffin and others v Robert Clipsham and others (named)
|Bill (Mich 1653) seeking ratification of verbal agreement (1646), articles of agreement (19 Jan 1649) to enclose Loateland Field, Blackfield and part of the waste of Braybrook, Northamptonshire, and alleging defendants had repudiated the agreement
|C78/528, no. 9 [90]
|16 Nov
|Thomas Hickes v James Medhopp and others (named).
|Leases of manors of Licksteard, Trenant, Menchinior and Kerslake, Cornwall.
|C78/545, no. 13 [91]
|17 Nov
|Elizabeth Harris v John Revell
|Lease of lands in Stretton, Derbys
|C78/526, no. 12 [92]
|17 Nov.
|Joane Mallacke and others (named) v Anthony Floyer and others (named).
|Debts payable from mills and lands in Luppitt, Devon.
|C78/544, no. 6 [93]
|20 Nov
|John Newland by Ann Newland v Pexall Broccas and others (named).
|Debts on security of lands in Haxey, Exworth and Onston, Lincs.
|C78/490, no. 19 [94]
|20 Nov
|John Rombold v Robert Woolley and others
|Debts and obligations of Rombold to one Benson
|C78/532, no. 8 [95]
|21 Nov.
|John Mottershead v Sir Thomas Wroth.
|Wages and debts due to manservant.
|C78/544, no. 7 [96]
|22 Nov.
|Thomas Bennett and others (named) v George Towers and others
|Lease of three messuages in Knight Ryder Street, London.
|C78/530, no. 17 [97]
|22 Nov.
|James Baker v Robert Marryott.
|Portion payable from unspecified estate of Henry Ewen.
|C78/550, no. 13 [98]
|26 Nov.
|Joseph Blagrave v Thomas Brightwell.
|Redemption of mortgaged lands in manor of Nithforde Tadley, (No county given).
|C78/490, no. 26 [99]
|27 Nov.
|Thomas Silke and others (named) v Edward Munteigne
|Bill (Mich 1656) seeking ratification of agreement (15 Oct. last) re compounding of tithes and enclosing the common fields of Little Raveley, Huntingdonshire
|C78/539, no. 11 [100]
|27 Nov
|Thomas Rich and others (named) v Sir Richard Bettinson and another (named).
|Mortgage of messuage in Wimbledon, Surrey
|C78/546, no. 4 [101]
|28 Nov
|Nathaniel Bacon v Anne Lambe and others (named).
|Debts and bonds
|C78/542, no. 1 [102]
|7 Dec.
|Thomas Vawe5 and others (named) v Phillip Langley and others.
|C78/528, no. 5 [103]
|14 Dec
|Mathew Rudd and others named, for tenants of Little Baddoe, Essex v Gobart Barrington.
|Ancient rights of digging for sand and gravel in Little Baddoe, Essex.
|C78/490, no. 21 [104]
|15 Dec.
|Sir Henry and Philadelphia Littleton and others v Sir John Trevor and others (named).
|Trust settlement of Sunninghill or Sunningwell Parke, Berks and manor of Castle Eden, Durham.
|C78/490, no. 24 [105]
|17 Dec.
|Lyonel Copley v John, Lord Viscount Rochford and others (named).
|Bonds re re-building of iron-works and forge in Conisbrough, Yorks
|C78/539, no. 7 [106]
|21 Dec
|Elizabeth and Edward Andrews v Florentine Tanturier.
|Mortgage of part of Covent Garden and Long Acre, St. Martins in the fields, Middx
|C78/528, no. 7 [107]
|22 Dec.
|Mathew and Mary Holworthy v Robert Henley
|Portions payable from lands in Langdon, Dorset, Bishops Cannings, Wilts and Plymouth, Devon
|C78/528, no. 8 [108]


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This week we take a look at egg custard, a favorite dessert in the South. My mother must have made hundreds of them, and following her example, I've made quite a few myself.
But we are going to go lean with this dessert, to make it healthier.
We are going to switch the whole milk for fat-free milk and fat-free evaporated milk, reduce the eggs to four and replace half the sugar with sugar substitute.
Using a glass pie plate for a thin layer and heating the milk for 1 minute in the microwave will reduce cooking time, yielding a tender and juicy product.
Spraying the pie plate with cooking spray will ensure easy removal from the dish for serving; we are going to skip the crust and just enjoy the taste of the custard. Making use of a blender to mix the ingredients will yield a smooth texture for the custard.
For sugar substitutes, I tried Splenda and the Publix store brand, both with good results. Although I don't rely on sugar substitutes in excess, I do use them in limited amounts.
My friend Barbara Crosby, who has cooked with them extensively, has found that always using ¼ cup sugar with them in any product you were baking would yield a good result; I tried this with the egg custard and was very pleased.
Making two test products, I found that custard made with only four eggs and the fat-free milk products tasted as good as one with more eggs and milk containing some fat.
The finished product makes a nice dessert or snack, has a good custard flavor and is sweet enough to satisfy the tastebuds.
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4 large eggs
¼ cup sugar
¼ cup sugar substitute
1 teaspoon vanilla
1/8 teaspoon salt
1 cup fat-free milk
1 cup fat-free evaporated milk
1. Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Blend eggs, sugar, sugar substitute, vanilla and salt in blender.
2. Pour fat-free milk and fat free evaporated milk into a microwave-safe container and heat on high for one minute. Blend into ingredients in blender.
3. Spray glass pie plate with cooking spray. Pour mixture into pie plate. (I place pie plate in oven and pour mixture in dish from a measuring cup; prevents spills trying to place filled dish into oven.)
4. Bake at 325 degrees for 40 to 45 minutes until firm. Let cool slightly. Serve warm or chilled. Refrigerate leftovers. Serves eight; 100 calories and 2.25 grams of fat per serving.


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Listening up close, it is possible to detect in Rickie Lambert's voice the difficult and occasionally demoralising nature of the journey he took to become a Premier League footballer. There remains the strong scouse accent of a man who grew up in Litherland, a few miles north of Anfield, and dreamt of one day scoring in front of the Kop, but it has become blended with more southern tones, recognition of how having initially struggled to make it up north the forward managed to establish himself at Bristol Rovers and, now, Southampton.
It has been some rise. Lambert was released by Blackpool at 19 and spent four months putting lids on jars at a beetroot factory to earn a living. Then came a period at Macclesfield when he played for free before his career began slowly to take shape, with spells at Stockport and Rochdale preceding his move to Bristol in 2006. Three successful years there – Lambert scored 59 goals in 139 starts for Rovers – led to his £1m move to St Mary's in August 2009 and, four years later, having passed his 30th birthday, to the Premier League.
Having come so far it is little wonder, then, that Lambert has no intention of turning back now. That is the prospect facing him, however, following Southampton's poor start to the season – they are 19th having collected only five points from 11 games. On Saturday Saints face the only side below them in the table, Queens Park Rangers, and for Lambert the match is as important as it has been billed. Personal as well as collective futures are at stake.
"We know it is a big game, we know the circumstances of both teams, where we lie and how big three points will be for either side," he says. "If one team loses on Saturday they're not automatically down, but obviously it will be important to not lose the game, so we do understand that as well.
"[Getting to the Premier League] has been a long time coming and this might be my only season here. But I don't want to play in any other league, even the Championship, so I'll be doing everything I can to make sure I'm in this league next season. My job is to score goals and that is what I will be trying to do on Saturday."
Lambert certainly knows where the back of the net is – he scored 27 goals for Southampton last season as they finished second in the Championship, a haul that led to him being voted the Football League's player of the year and linked with a possible call-up to the England squad. That never came but, unperturbed, Lambert quickly took to the task of establishing himself as a top-flight striker, scoring in Southampton's opening fixture of this season, the 3-2 defeat at Manchester City, and then three more times in his next four games, including twice in the south coast side's only victory so far, the 4-1 triumph over Aston Villa.
Six games have since passed, however, in which Lambert has failed to score, a period that has, to the surprise and concern of Southampton supporters, also seen the strength of his relationship with manager Nigel Adkins called into question. Lambert was left out of the team that started against West Ham on 20 October having been criticised by Adkins after the 2-2 draw with Fulham, when the striker was replaced after 67 minutes by the midfielder Guilherme do Prado.
Adkins and Lambert have both insisted that there are no problems between them, with the player seeing victory at Loftus Road on Saturday as a chance to relieve the pressure on the man who led Southampton to the Premier League on the back of two consecutive promotions.
"Losing games and losing points hurts the players and that's what we want to rectify, and we know that by rectifying that the media's shouts about the gaffer will go away," Lambert says. "When the gaffer took over [in September 2010] we were in the relegation zone [in League One]. It took a while for us players to understand what he wanted to do and until then we weren't doing well. But in the end we understood how he wanted to play and we started to get the results slowly but surely and we rose through the leagues. We're still playing some fantastic attacking football and I'm fully confident we will create chances on Saturday, and for me it's about putting them away."
By Lambert's own admission, however, Southampton have displayed naivety on their return to the top flight after a seven-year absence. Their open style of play has won plaudits but also seen them fail to keep a single clean sheet and concede 29 goals in total, giving them the worst defence in the division.
"It's been a surprise just how ruthless this division is and how much we get punished every time we make a mistake," Lambert concedes. "It's the touch, the pace, it's how calm they are on the ball when you're trying to put them under pressure. It's a lot of things.
"We're used to winning at Southampton and all of a sudden we've hit a bad patch and are in danger of falling behind. So we all know how important the next few games are; it's important we get the points we need. One clean sheet, one good display, one win can turn it back around. And that's what we're capable of, putting a few results together. It's just about getting that first one."
Everyone associated with Southampton will be hoping that process begins in west London on Saturday and for Lambert, in particular, the burning desire is to add to his four Premier League goals. "In every game I've played this season I've believed I would score," Lambert insists. "I feel confident that I can play and score at this level."