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Standard operating procedure: file "John Doe" cases against alleged file-swappers and then demand $1,500 settlements to make the charges go away.
Nonstandard operating procedure: don't file any lawsuits at all but ask those who have shared your company's porn through BitTorrent to voluntarily pay you $1,000.
It may sound odd, but gay porn producer Corbin Fisher this week adopted the latter tactic, telling file-swappers that it has their IP addresses. The file-swappers get a 14-day "amnesty" period under which they can e-mail Corbin Fisher, arrange a $1,000 payment, and keep out of court completely when the company brings its "John Doe" lawsuits later this year. In return, file-swappers get a one-year membership to Corbin Fisher's site.
Ars spoke with Marc Randazza, the first amendment lawyer serving as Corbin Fisher's counsel, about the new approach to turning pirates into customers.
Amnesty or extortion?
Porn producers, especially the small ones, are being thumped by copyright infringement, with some studios seeing 1,000 copies of pirated works online for each legitimate sale. "It's almost as if the porn industry is run on the honor system," says Randazza.
He sat down with Corbin Fisher to develop a campaign that would target pirates "in the nicest possible way," a campaign that was not about using the courts or settlement letters as a business model in themselves, but as tools to convert freeriders into paying customers.
The result was the "amnesty" program. Who would voluntarily contact a porn company and pony up a thousand bucks? "A few people," says Randazza, though he admits business is hardly booming.
Corbin Fisher has hired an investigator—it won't say which one—to track down the IP addresses of people sharing its content online, and the company has tracked the addresses over time. Randazza says that when the time comes to sue those who don't settle now, Corbin Fisher will target people who "are contributing significantly to losses" and have been "stealing Corbin Fisher's content for a long time"—not mere downloaders whose IP address shows up only once.
To motivate pirates to participate in the amnesty, Corbin Fisher has been touting a settlement it reached recently with a BitTorrent seeder of this material. That case was settled for $250,000, which is the number Corbin Fisher uses when warning people about how a real court battle could end. Randazza freely admits, however, that the individual in question will only pay $25,000 of that amount so long as he refrains from further piratical activity.
One argument made against the "P2P settlement letter" factories is that they are shaking down users for just enough money that it costs more to hire a lawyer than to settle, and that the cases pit legal professional against thousands of citizens with no legal training and possibly limited resources. Randazza rejects the idea that he's extorting anyone—despite the angry e-mails he has already received from people making this exact claim.
"The fact is, these companies are entitled to make a profit from their creative works," he says, pointing out that Corbin Fisher isn't targeting mashups, or potential "fair uses"; these cases are about wholesale reproduction and sharing. Besides, those who settle now get a year's membership at the site, worth several hundred dollars—and Randazza says they should have paid last year, too, in order to watch the content they did.


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Hesitant to call any year-end list a collection of the 'best', I present to you my ten favourite rap songs of 2013. Naming this list a 'best of' would assume that I've heard enough music this year to qualify, and while I may be an expert on sandwiches and the many variations of Caribbean dancing, I am not a music writer.
As context, I grew up on hip hop and was heavily influenced in high school by the likes of Nas, Mobb Deep, the Wu-Tang Clan and the Boot Camp Clik. Then, I listened to rap music for a host of reasons, one of which was to identify with the inner city urban struggle that seemed as alien to me as it would for any private school kid who had a mushroom cut and sported penny loafers and a blazer to school.
This was all before the introduction of the internet as we know it. Music was exchanged only in physical form, whether it be copying a friend's mixtape or staying up late to dub a college radio program onto a Maxell cassette. Word of mouth and street marketing were today's music blogs.
I remember fondly the first time I heard the Wu-Tang Clan's seminal debut record 36 Chambers (1993) at a track meet in Grade 9 and thinking that my life had changed forever. Hearing Raekwon rap over beats that would now be classified as horror-core with a lisp that painted visions of a portly black man from Staten Island rapping with a mouth full of quarters was the Ying to the Yang that was distance running and Latin classes.
Nas' Illmatic (1994) is a perfect example of how rap was changing as a medium: it was storytelling in its purest form. An album that perfectly conveyed the plight of a demographic and the socio-economic obstacles they faced without being preachy, where the line between factual and fictional was only blurred to intimate an idea that required sharing. While records like A Tribe Called Quest's Midnight Marauders, Black Moon's Enta Da Stage, Wu's 36 Chambers, Geto Boys' Til Death Do Us Part, Snoop's Doggy Style and Tupac Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z. - all of which were released in 1993 - signalled the growth of rap music, somewhere not long after it became stagnant, eventually regressing into much of the garbage the major labels shill today.
I pity the child growing up on the likes of Rick Ross and 2 Chainz, where conveying an image of the urban struggle has been replaced with the quest for opulence and luxury. Nas depicted a people committing crimes as a means to an end. Rick Ross does the same, glorifying it to illustrate the desires of an idiot and ignorantly perpetuate the stereotypes that plague a generation. One seemed genuine, the other smells rotten.
While much of today's rap music is a festering pile of steaming shit, there are several artists making excellent music. Much of the newer rap music I listen to today is completely different than that which I was enamoured with in my teens and I listen to it for different reasons. Hood anthems and street bangers have been replaced by acid rap and laconic beats, where some of rap's more creative artists search for influence in places previously untapped. The internet has introduced today's youth to a bevy of genres, and forward-thinking producers are sampling and finding inspiration in music other than the Motown standards or soul recordings of the 70's
Below are listed my ten favourite rap songs of 2013 in descending order with a brief description of the song and the artist.
10) Pusha T - Numbers On The Board
Pusha, formerly of the brother duo Clipse, has in the last few years forged a reputation as your favourite rapper's favourite rapper. 2013's My Name Is My Name features the Virginia Beach product lacing cocaine metaphors and analogies over some unusual beats, none more unconventional than Numbers On The Board.
9) Viper - You'll Cowards Don't Even Smoke Crack
Despite being recorded in 2007, Viper's marquee single gained notoriety this year when a slowed-down version of this song appeared on the internet. Assuming that we all agree that the lyricism is not this song's strongpoint, it makes me wet myself with laughter with each listen and is an ideal track when considering what drugs to smoke on a certain evening. Amidst the scandal in my city this year with a crack smoking mayor, it was impossible not to think of this song with every mention Rob Ford's drug of choice.
8) Suicideyear - Birthday
Yup, that's a sample of Fleetwood Mac's Little Lies that you're hearing. From 2013's Japan release, Birthday is a song that relies heavily on a craftily-built sample and little else. It is simple. It has no lyrics and it'll get stuck in your head for days. The Baton Rouge producer's work is heavy on synths and woodwind melodies, often times meandering outside of what most would consider hip hop, without ever straying too far from a sound that is for a loss of better words, fucking fantastic.
7) Yung Lean - Ginseng Strip 2002
Stockholm's teenage answer to every internet rapper ever can easily be dismissed for a slew of reasons, least of which is a nostalgic aesthetic that harkens back to simpler times. The pioneer of #emotional music and the SAD BOY crew, Yung Lean channels every rap song he's heard into something that is as equally as enjoyable as it is a novelty. Among a number of songs Yung Lean released in 2013, Ginseng Strip 2002 perfectly encapsulates both the sound and the visuals of his music. Just listen to the words, understanding that his disjointed flow is intentional and I dare you not to chuckle a few times. Care to delve deeper into the Yung Lean sound? Drink a bunch of cough syrup and watch Hurt.
6) Chance The Rapper - Smoke Again feat. Ab-Soul
Chicago's founder of the Acid Rap movement, Chance The Rapper released 2013's Acid Rap to the praise of plaudits and artists alike. On this track, Chance raps alongside Black Hippy member Ab-Soul about smoking weed and enjoying the fuck out of it. In much the same way as other tracks on Acid Rap, Chance flows with such ease that it's absurd, weaving between voices and cadences like he was born to rap in a carefree fashion that translates to one of the best sounds of 2013.
5) Action Bronson - 9.24.13 feat. Big Body Bes
Currently one of my favourite rappers, Queen's rotund Albanian Bronson released 2013's Blue Chips 2 as a free mixtape that was without a doubt one of the year's best releases. 9.24.13 is an ideal example of the tape, highlighting a simplicity and flow that is without effort but ripe with gems. With references to pop culture, professional sports, cuisine and automobiles, Bronsolino spits bars with a smile on his face, before his friend Big Body Bes drops one of his hood-inspired, grin-evoking monologues. Just listen to Blue Chips 2 next time you have an hour to kill and you'll not be disappointed.
4) Mac Miller - Watching Movies
As much as I disliked Pittsburgh's Mac Miller upon first hearing his work a few years ago, he has developed into a better rapper, working with many of the industry's emerging producers to create a sound that is all its own. 2013's Watching Movies With The Sound Off introduced a refined version of Miller, altering his flow as the beat required, foraying into various styles and influences. Watching Movies is a haunting track with a beat reminiscent of a nightmare littered with clowns and circus iconography. The guy might still be a bit of a douche - I assume most white guys are.
3) Black Hippy - U.O.E.N.O Remix
L.A.'s Black Hippy gained notoriety with the emergence of Kendrick Lamar with last year's Good Kid M.A.A.D City. On this remix of Rocko's oft-remixed breakout single, Lamar and groupmates Ab-Soul, Jay Rock and SchoolBoy Q rap over one of the year's best beats, taking a track that was once littered with awful rhymes and transforming it into one of the year's standout tunes. Each with unique styles and flows, the members of Black Hippy rap over this laconic beat with an assumed ease that would put most rappers to shame.
2) Drake - Worst Behaviour
2013's Nothing Was The Same was met with as much praise as it was jokes about Drake's sincerity and tendency to express a desire to emotionally appease his women. If this is a man's shortcoming, then I'm a Grade-A pussy in the mould of Toronto's own. While the album does contain many a song best listened to in the company of the missus, Worst Behaviour is without a doubt a banger, singled-out by a flow that switches without effort, vacillating from Drake's marquee transparency to the swagger of one of the game's top emcees.
1) Lil Ugly Mane - Throw Dem Gunz
The Virginia based rapper/producer is also the maker of one of my favourite mixtapes of the last few years, 2013's Three Sided Tape that highlights the versatility of a producer who is not confined by the genres that typify many artists, switching from Southern Rap to punk. On Throw Dem Gunz, Lil Ugly Mane raps with a distorted pitch over an eerie loop that is as haunting as it is banging. To boot, the video, filmed in Helsinki, Finland, and Tallinn, Estonia, is an ideal visual compliment to a song that could afford to be minutes longer, yet is perfect in every way.


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First Look: Farmside Dining at Eden East in Austin, Texas
Note: First Looks give previews of new dishes, drinks, and menus we're curious about. Since they are arranged photo shoots and interviews with restaurants, we do not make critical evaluations or recommendations.
Austin Chef Sonya Coté (Hillside Farmacy, The Homegrown Revival) is no stranger to the farm-to-table movement. But last month, she brought the table to the farm, unveiling her latest venture, Eden East, located on Springdale Farm in the heart of East Austin. Coté is closely connected with the farm and its owners Glenn and Paula Foore—in fact, she was their first customer when the couple revived the land five years ago.
The outdoor restaurant, which is reservation-only and only open on weekends, is comprised of a long kitchen trailer and several hand-carved tables. "It's the most badass kitchen I've ever had," Coté said. "The view from the kitchen is fantastic. You don't really get that at a brick and mortar restaurant." At night, bulbs hanging from the trees and live music create the atmosphere.
Everything on the menu except the proteins are sourced on-site. "We look at the farm stand on Wednesday morning and do a tour to see what else we can forage," said Coté. "We get the ingredients first, then create the menu, using every part of a product, including things like carrot blossoms and tops." The kitchen makes everything by hand, from oils to pastas to cheeses.
Her vision is to connect city folks with their local food system. Once-disregarded East Austin now houses a tightly knit community of creative and passionate restauranteurs and farmers. "We get people to realize that we're lucky to have these urban farms and that it's super important to have a sustainable food system. I think Austin is doing a lot to show the rest of the country how it's done," Coté explained.
The six to eight-course meals change weekly and cost $55-65, and drinks are strictly BYO. The bottom line directly helps the farmers: as Coté says, "By eating here, you're helping out the movement."
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I will try to write a blog post and create a Readme for Colombo so that other can see what I am trying to do more clearly. In my dreams Colombo functionality is rolled into the major tools once we agree on the steps in the process, but that is not really up to me to decide. Cheers, Torben > > > > On 4 May 2012, at 03:06, Tristan Sloughter > <tristan.sloughter@REDACTED <mailto:tristan.sloughter@REDACTED>> wrote: > >> Ah yes, I briefly looked at colombo when you mentioned it on the >> erlware list. I'll give that a deeper look to see how much of what I >> need is covered by it and possibly simply start extending it. >> >> Tristan >> >> On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 4:52 PM, Torben Hoffmann >> <torben.lehoff@REDACTED <mailto:torben.lehoff@REDACTED>> wrote: >> >> That actually sounds like a good step forward - it almost, but >> only almost makes me sad that I have created my own dependency >> management tool called colombo (alpha vers. is on github/lehoff). >> >> I haven't spent much time on it, but it can fetch apps from git >> repos as well as their dependencies, one can specify a tag or a >> branch to check out, a simple build can be done and you can get a >> version tagged version installed in the subdir lib of the dir >> where you you colombo (vers is taken from the app file or a >> default is choosen). >> >> very much alpha quality, but it shows that small dedicated tools >> aren't that hard to create for the Erlang eco system. >> >> I will continue improving colombo since it helps me solve my own >> problem, but it would be nice to have "real" users as well that >> could help form the functionality of the tool. Or tools since I >> might already have added too much functionality to colombo. >> >> Cheers, >> Torben >> >> Sent from my iPad >> >> On 03/05/2012, at 15.30, Tristan Sloughter >> <tristan.sloughter@REDACTED >> <mailto:tristan.sloughter@REDACTED>> wrote: >> >>> I feel like someone said Travis-CI wasn't the answer... But I am >>> now having the thought it is, at least to make something I'd >>> like to see without me having to do it. >>> >>> The question is would the community be interested in this if >>> I implement it. Here is what I'm talking about: >>> >>> 1) A github hook that informs X that an update to a branch or >>> tag is pushed. >>> 2) This hook does not only ensure tests pass but also that the >>> version numbers are correct. If you tag a project as 0.1.0 and >>> the .app file has {vsn, 0.1.0} it fails >>> 3) Assuming these criteria are met the agner repo for the >>> project is either updated or created. Instead of @master it >>> would use a piece of the git hash for the branch pointer (using >>> a moving target -- a branch name -- as the version of an app >>> doesn't make sense), for a tag it would use the tag name. >>> >>> Now, this is only part of the large solution people want, and I >>> agree with them we should do. >>> >>> But, I think it is a start and something that can be done in >>> small enough amount of effort to be done soon. >>> >>> Tristan >>> >>> On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 7:18 PM, Tim Watson >>> <watson.timothy@REDACTED <mailto:watson.timothy@REDACTED>> wrote: >>> >>> On 02/05/2012 21:13, Ciprian Dorin Craciun wrote: >>> >>> On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 11:03 PMv, Tim >>> Watson<watson.timothy@REDACTED >>> <mailto:watson.timothy@REDACTED>> wrote: >>> >>> Eric Merit and I have had some lengthy discussions >>> about this on the Erlware mailing list and have some >>> ideas that I think are pretty solid. >>> >>> I'm glad to hear this. (I'll give it a look.) >>> >>> Cool thanks - please do leave any feedback you feel is >>> relevant. >>> >>> The thing is though, you don't just need tools - you >>> also need people to package their stuff up using the >>> tools. >>> >>> I agree about this. In fact I think currently there >>> are a lot of >>> tools with diverging solutions. >>> >>> Also I don't think that one "blessed" tool would be >>> the final >>> answer. I would have taken a somehow different road, >>> similar maybe to >>> how Go is going (although they do have the "one" tool): >>> i.e. strict >>> conventions. >>> >>> Yes I agree that '1 tool to rule them all' isn't going to >>> work. Eric and I have discussed building a unix-y pipeline >>> of tools to deal with local/remote package and repository >>> management, dependency resolution, installing and/or >>> generating a code path (or some other structure) for >>> bootstrapping either ERL_LIBS or a call to code:path, etc. >>> >>> The assumption we have is that various parts can be dealt >>> with be different tools providing they respect the APIs, so >>> you can build with rebar or sinan or make or whatever. We >>> are also planning on using reltool (or some >>> alternative/replica of sorts) to deal with the packaging >>> bits, as well as a set of tools for publication, >>> code/package signing and the like. >>> >>> We would also like to support different release types (e.g., >>> embedded vs. non), distinguish between applications and >>> library applications and so on. >>> >>> >>> What do I mean is this: >>> a) it would be nice to have a standardized way to >>> specify "extra" >>> options to compile an Erlang module. (We have the module >>> attributes >>> that we could use.) (the same for C sources); >>> b) we already have a standard project layout; (i.e. >>> `./src`, >>> `./include`, etc.) >>> c) we already have a standard project dependencies >>> (i.e. the `app` file); >>> >>> All we need to do is be consistent in this >>> convention, and then >>> all the various build and packaging systems could adapt. >>> >>> Packaging wise, I don't see how any of this really helps so >>> much, although I completely agree that sticking to this >>> consistent layout is a good thing. >>> >>> Using the app file for dependencies is fine at runtime - I >>> do this in https://github.com/hyperthunk/appstart - but if >>> you're connecting to a (possibly remote) artefact repository >>> and fetching stuff, then you need to specify the >>> publisher/signer (because 2 OTP applications could be >>> written with the same name, and of course with FOSS project >>> forking this happens all the time), the application name, >>> and the version. 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Having played a South London street thug in one of the summer's sleeper hits, John Boyega is coming to America to play a Newark street thug.
Boyega has landed the lead role in the HBO series "Da Brick," reported Deadline. The new show aims to riff on Mike Tyson's rise to fame in much the same way that "Entourage" built on the experiences of a young Mark Wahlberg.
The idea for "Da Brick" (the nickname for Newark, NJ) actually came about when Tyson was making an appearance on "Entourage" and told producer Doug Ellin they should do the same thing with his life story. Some time passed, some calls were made and suddenly Spike Lee was on board to serve as producer and director of the pilot.
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Portions Of J Dilla's Record Collection To Be Sold On eBay
Fans can get their hands on real pieces of J Dilla crate-digging history.
Last April, a vinyl collection belonging to the late producer/emcee J Dilla was uncovered, containing approximately 8,000 records.
Now, it appears that portions of the collection are ready to be sold.
The news was announced on J-Dilla.com, where the story behind the collection was revealed:
Years ago J Dilla moved a large collection of records, personal test presses and audio master tapes into a storage until after his Detroit basement studio flooded. Shortly thereafter he moved to Los Angeles.
The storage unit was left by Dilla and taken care of by his mother, Maureen "Ma Dukes" Yancey, but attention and priorities soon shifted: Dilla became seriously ill and hospitalized, and with his mother at his side in Los Angeles during a planned two-week visited that turned into years, the unit was lost.
In Spring of 2012, the entire collection was finally recovered. The back payments and fees were paid – Ma Dukes was reunited with the contents she last saw just before leaving to L.A. to take care of Dilla.
The statement delved into the details of the sale, which will take place on eBay:
Maureen Yancey is now selling a portion of the record collection in the first of a series of weekly sales taking place on eBay.
Buyers receive an LP from the collection of J Dilla, with a signed, numbered certificate from Maureen Yancey stating that the record is from this personal collection.
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David Hall: The first true commemoratives struck by the United States Mint were the 1892 and 1893 Columbian Exposition half dollars. The coins were to be sold at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. The Exposition was originally scheduled to be held in 1892, but was postponed until 1893, hence the Exposition half dollars were struck in two different years. The event commemorated was of course Christopher Columbus' "discovery" of America in 1492.
The "souvenir coins," as they were called at the time, attracted a lot of attention from the public and the original mintages were huge compared to subsequent commemorative issues, 950,00 coins for the 1892 and 1,550,405 for the 1893. The initial sales price was $1 per coin, a figure that drew much criticism at the time, but nonetheless a great many were sold to the public at the Columbian Exposition.
Because they were widely distributed to the non-collecting public, many Columbian half dollars were not very well cared for. Also, the mintage was so large that values remained very low for decades. In the 1950's, circulated examples could be purchased for 60 cents. The 1892 and 1893 Columbian half dollars are one of the most common 19th century U.S. coins. They are very easy to come by, especially in circulated condition. Gem MS65 examples are moderately scarce and Superb Gem examples are scarce.
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Morning Five: 08.18.11 EditionPosted by rtmsf on August 18th, 2011
- USC point guard and best returning player, Jio Fontan, flew back to Los Angeles on Wednesday due to an injury he suffered on Tuesday night during an exhibition game in Sao Paolo against a professional team, Mogi Das Cruzes. According to reports, he landed awkwardly on his knee on a drive to the hoop and was removed from the game immediately thereafter. X-rays taken in Brazil were negative, but the injury was deemed serious enough that Fontan was sent back to the US rather than try to get an MRI in Rio de Janeiro, the Trojans' next stop on their international tour. Needless to say, this seems very bad, and if Fontan did in fact do something tragic like tear his ACL, Kevin O'Neill's program will once again be facing an uphill battle toward respectability in both the Pac-12 and nationally next season.
- The Miami (FL)/Nevin Shapiro aftermath began in earnest yesterday, with opinions flying from all over the blogosphere as to what will happen next, what should happen next, and what can be done to fix it (if anything). If you read nothing else on this topic and couldn't care less whether the U ever suits up in the green and orange again, read this Dan Wetzel piece from Yahoo Sports Wednesday. He poignantly and eloquently calls out this situation for what it is — nothing more than another slap-in-the-face example of student-athletes following the apparent lead (read: greed and avarice) of the administrators at their schools and at the NCAA. He asks why should we expect anyone to act differently when the "people running college athletics are desperate for money – for themselves and their salaries and their facilities, for their private planes and their comped cars and their golf-course memberships. They want to avoid paying players and taxes as if they run a little league, then get paid and pampered like they run the NFL. Everyone is chasing the cash." Answer: they shouldn't, we shouldn't, and the whole damn system is rotten to the core. Compelling stuff.
- As we noted yesterday, basketball is a relatively minor part of this scandal, but it probably doesn't feel that way to Missouri administrators, fans and new head coach Frank Haith right now. As Luke Winn writes, 'character and integrity' were the two attributes that Mizzou AD Mike Alden relied upon when he made the decision last spring to hire Haith, but if the allegations against him have any legs whatsoever, it will be difficult to to justify keeping him on board in Columbia. Mike DeCourcy writes that Haith is harmed by the NCAA's gag order policy on pending investigations, and it's a good point. The narrative involving Shapiro buying off DeQuan Jones on Haith's behalf is already being told, written, and memorialized, and Haith has veritably no recourse to defend his position in the interim. Whether Haith will survive the next month or longer at Missouri is anyone's guess, but our best speculation suggests that if UM brass catches any whiff of impropriety related to this situation, he'll be gone immediately. (By the way, DeQuan Jones' career total points at Miami: 372, or $26.88 per point, allegedly.)
- Things continue to improve down in the great state of Florida. Didn't we already refer to the Miami Hurricanes fiasco in the two spaces above? Right, we did. But it was a different Orange State school a few hours north that on Wednesday received an official notice of inquiry from the NCAA related to potential violations in both the basketball and football programs. Central Florida is now feeling the heat over its association with booster Ken Caldwell, a Chicago native who has allegedly been involved in steering several basketball recruits and one football recruit to the school. With all the shenanigans going on down there, maybe the NCAA should consider setting up a special Florida Task Force just to deal with its rampant NCAA lawlessness (and remember, Isiah is still at FIU).
- Some international hoops updates. First, Team USA has rolled through its four games so far in the World University Games in Shenzhen, China, this week. So far, the Yanks have defeated Mexico by 41 points, Hungary by 49 points, South Korea by 44 points, and most recently, Finland by 60. The team has clinched the top seed in its group, and will play one more game against Israel before moving into the quarterfinal round on Saturday. Five players are averaging double figures, led by Ashton Gibbs' (Pittsburgh) 13.5 PPG, John Jenkins' (Vanderbilt) 13.0 PPG, and JaMychal Green's (Alabama) 12.3 PPG. The team is shooting a very nice 51% from the field and 42% from three while holding its opponents to an icy 36% overall and 22% from outside the arc. Impressive. One other quick international note is that Rice junior Arsalam Kazemi will not be able to play for his native Iran in the upcoming FIBA Asia Championships in September because he'd have to miss two much coursework.


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In 2009 the U.S. Mint changed the reverse design of the Sacagawea Dollar. It also began calling them Native American Dollars since the reverse designs would now depict different Native American scenes. The coins would also have the date and mint mark on the edge of the coins.
The Special Strike 2009 Native American Dollars came in special Mint Sets for the year. Most of them were struck in superior quality ranging from about MS67 - MS68 condition. Nicer MS69 examples or higher were much more difficult to find.


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This is a brief introduction to searching for records relating to the issue of marriage licences, with particular reference to those held by the Manuscripts Section of Guildhall Library and elsewhere concerning the City of London and former county of Middlesex. Those who require a more detailed explanation are recommended to consult chapter 14 of D.E. Gardner and F. Smith, Genealogical research in England and Wales, vol. 1 (2nd edition, Salt Lake City, 1956). Those who seek allegations and bonds for other areas should consult J.S.W. Gibson, Bishops transcripts and marriage licences, bonds and allegations: a guide to their location and indexes (4th edition, 1997). Both publications may be seen at Guildhall Library and in other libraries and record offices.
Persons intending to be married usually had their banns read in church on three Sundays before the marriage. Those not wishing to be married by banns could obtain a licence from an appropriate (usually ecclesiastical) authority to marry at a place within its jurisdiction. Marriage by licence was often preferred because it was quicker, more convenient and/or more discreet, or because it was thought to confer social prestige.Allegation
A marriage licence was issued only after a written allegation of intention to marry was made by the prospective bride or bridegroom (or by their representative), giving their parishes and approximate ages and stating that there was no legal impediment to the marriage. It is the allegation which should be sought when evidence of the issuing of a licence is required, since the allegations were usually retained by the issuing authority, while the licences themselves, having been shown to the person who was to conduct the marriage ceremony, were not preserved systematically and rarely survive.Bond
Until 1823 an applicant for a licence also had to sign a bond, by which he would incur a monetary penalty if it was found that there was a legal impediment to the marriage. The bonds were also usually kept by the licence-issuing authority.
When searching for an allegation or bond for a marriage known to have been by licence it should be noted that:
a) It may be necessary to search the records of several licence-issuing authorities, since their jurisdictions often overlapped. Details of relevant authorities for the City of London and former county of Middlesex are given below.
b) It may be necessary to search allegations for up to three months before the date of the marriage, as marriage licences were valid for three months.
c) It may prove impossible to find the allegation or bond required, since many of the surviving records are believed to be incomplete.
When searching marriage registers after an allegation or bond has been found it should be noted that:
a) It may be necessary to search registers for up to three months after the date of the allegation, as marriage licences were valid for three months.
b) The marriage may perhaps have taken place in a church other than that specified in the allegation.
c) The existence of an allegation does not prove that the marriage took place at all.
The following authorities are known to have issued licences for marriages in the City of London and former county of Middlesex:
1. The Archbishop of Canterbury
2. The Bishop of London
5. Royal Peculiar of St Katharine by the Tower
6. The Archdeacon of Middlesex
7. The Dean and Chapter of Westminster
8. The Deanery of the Arches
9. The Deanery of Croydon
Indexes to the marriage licence records held by the Manuscripts Section of Guildhall Library are available on the bookshelves in the upper part of the Manuscripts reading room.
Information about the indexes to the Bishop of London's marriage allegations is given in the guide to marriage allegations and bonds, available in the Section's Reading Room. There are published calendars, indexed by the name of both parties, for 1597-1700 (British Record Society's Index Library, vols.62 and 66). Marriage allegations asterisked in these volumes have been abstracted fully in Harleian Society Publications, vols.25 and 26. These volumes also include marriage allegations from 1521 recorded in the Vicar Generals' Books at London Metropolitan Archives (N.B. BRS 62 and 66 contain many inaccuracies. The copies in the Manuscripts Reading Room have manuscript amendments and references to extant related bonds by B. Lloyd.)
The Archdeacon of London's records are indexed by the names of both parties (the typescript index is followed by a set of photocopies of the records). There are no published indexes.
The Dean and Chapter of St Paul's records are indexed by groom's names only (typescript). There are no published indexes.
A name index to the marriage licence records of the Royal Peculiar of St Katharine by the Tower is available in the Manuscripts Section reading room.
Use of microfilm is compulsory for allegations of the Bishop of London to 1900 and bonds 1664-1823. All other allegations in Guildhall Library can be consulted in their original form given 24 hours notice. Information about the indexes and how to consult the records on microfilm is given in the guide to marriage allegations and bonds, available on the table in the lower reading room and at the enquiry desk. Staff at the Manuscripts enquiry desk will be pleased to give advice about other records.
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Calif. lawmakers pass K-12 transgender-rights bill
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California lawmakers are sending Gov. Jerry Brown a bill that would require public K-12 schools to let transgender students choose which restrooms they use and which school teams they join based on their gender identity instead of their chromosomes.
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Thursday, July 23, 2009
J Card Day
Posted by kurokei at 7:17 PM 3 comments
Leave Me Alone
"As there's a time when you're right, and you know you must fight..."
"So just leave me alone! Just stop dogging me around!"
Michael's "Leave Me Alone" is my theme song of the day. Lol
Sorry, but I don't pick up phone calls from people I don't really know and do not trust. AND YOU CAN'T MAKE ME TO. And it's NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS WHY I don't want to pick up. And it annoys me a lot to see more than 1 or 2 miss calls when I'm ignoring. GO FIND YOUR GF FFS NOT ME.
I got my reasons to ignore so don't you freakin dare to ask why.
Scolded, deleted, blocked.
Note to self: I must not forgive the people who I had ignored. THEY NEVER LEARN!
P/S: Lunch alone. Coz my supervisor has lunch appointment. Good lunch though.
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The winner of the Hair Flair Headband is Sarah! Congrats friend! Please email me your address and I'll send that to you in the mail:)!!
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So I am totally laughing at this because Sarah won Jae's headband on my giveaway too! She will have plenty of flair!


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President Obama attended a fundraiser in the area at the home of Shonda Rhimes, creator and executive producer of the hit show, "Scandal," about a woman who heads a Washington public relations firm that manages scandals. Wednesday's fundraiser cost $32,400 per guest to attend.
The president has made numerous trips to Southern California to attend fundraisers, several of the gatherings hosted by celebrities. This week, three days are dedicated to fundraising.
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Race day registration and sign-in starts at 8 a.m., with the silent auction opening at that time, too. The race starts at 9 a.m., followed by animal introductions and awards, along with the closing of the silent auction at 10 a.m.
The award ceremony will include prizes for variety of categories, including fastest runner, oldest runner, oldest pet, participant who traveled the farthest and largest team. There will also be several "door" prizes.
"It looks good this year," said LCHS executive director Dan Jones. "The sponsorships are up and we have more items for the silent auction."
As of Monday, they had 40 people signed up for the walk and one for the run. Every year the event has grown; the first year there were 50 participants, last year there were 125 and this year Jones said they hope to be "up even further."
"Everybody always seems to have a good time," he said.
You do not have to have a pet to participate.
Jones encourages those who have dogs who aren't comfortable being around others to leave their dogs at home. Even though there is space for everyone to spread out, if the dog isn't comfortable around others, he said it wouldn't be comfortable with the number of animals in the park.
For those who don't want to participate in the walk or the run, you can "sleep in" for the pets. Jones said they always get a lot of people who sleep in and then head over to the park later on to check out the auction, which always has a variety of items from clothing and animal supplies to automotive tools and handcrafted items.
LCHS is a private nonprofit organization acting as a countywide center for the needs of animals, pet owners and the community at large concerning animal welfare issues and animal control problems. Money raised from the event will go toward supporting the new facility the Humane Society is working on and defraying current expenditures.
Jones said every year they see a fair number of animals, everything from cats and dogs to weasels, snakes and even tarantulas. He pointed out often times people will think animals like weasels make good pets until they have to care for them.
This summer Jones said they've seen fewer "on the uptake" and they've had a high adoption rate. Jones said cats are much harder to adopt out than dogs because many are usually borderline feral and not good pets.
However, he also noted they are seeing more people who take a job somewhere else and can't take their dog with them and this month they've seen a lot of pets whose owners have died. Jones said they take in about five to six pets a month whose owners have died.
In addition to taking in those animals, the LCHS is also responsible for taking in malnourished or mistreated animals. Jones said the dog-fighting industry in rural communities, which was growing, has gone away since the downturn in the economy, lowering the number of vicious dogs they run into. The problem hasn't completely disappeared, however.
The current facility, which was built in 1960, only has seven kennels, one of which is always tied up with court cases. So they rely a lot on people willing to foster animals.
Jones pointed out that when the shelter was first built animals were euthanized after 24 hours but now it's a no kill shelter. Animals are only euthanized in cases of severe injury or when they can't be rehabilitated.
The new LCHS facility will house 42 dogs. Jones said they just got the architect's new drawings. The plans were changed to make sure the energy cost is sustainable and take into account not being able to use as much prison labor to clean kennels and perform other duties as they have in the past. The plans should go before the board soon so they can approve it or decide what changes need to be made, Jones said they hope to have the facility construction underway by spring.
"We don't want to start construction before we can pay for it and we don't want to build a facility that's not sustainable or maintainable," he said.
Jones pointed out that it has to be something that will last for 30 to 50 years.
LCHS is a 501(c) 3 organization, and donations are tax-deductible.
Cost for the 5K Run and Pet Walk is $25.
Jones said they are still accepting donations and sponsorships. A silver sponsorship is $100, a gold sponsorship is $250 and platinum is $1,000.
As of Monday, they had 12 gold sponsors and three who hadn't decided yet. Last year they had 11 gold sponsors; this year their goal is 15.
If you're interested in donating or becoming a sponsor contact Jones at (970) 425-7248.
This year those who register can choose if they want a T-shirt or if they would prefer not to have one and instead have all their money go to the animals. The registration deadline to receive a T-shirt on race day was Sept. 25; those who register this week will get their T-shirt later on.
To register for the event, contact Jones or visit loganhumane.org and register online. You can also print out a form and deliver it to Jones or the front desk at Johnson & Associate CPAs, or bring it on Saturday.
Callie Jones: (970) 526-9286; firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow @Cjones_JA on Twitter.


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Farmingdale State - 50, NYU-Poly - 49
Farmingdale, N.Y. - Senior guard Janel Monah (Brooklyn, N.Y.) scored the game-winning layup with seven seconds remaining as the Rams held off NYU-Poly 50-49. Farmingdale State improved to a perfect 6-0 in the Skyline Conference and stand at 7-6 overall.
Trailing 13-10 with 12:01 remaining in the first half, freshman guard Christina Merrill (Levittown. N.Y.) connected on a 3-pointer and Monah converted a jump shot to put Farmingdale State ahead 15-13. NYU-Poly (6-8, 2-4) held a 20-19 advantage before the Rams closed out the final 4:52 of the half on an 11-2 run and took a 30-22 lead into the break. Junior guard Nikita Green (Roosevelt, N.Y.) scored 10 points in the first for Farmingdale State and senior forward Margaux Pickell (Howell, N.J.) had eight points and eight boards for the Fighting Blue Jays.
The Rams led 47-38 with 7:20 to play, before nine straight NYU-Poly points tied the game at 47-47. On Farmingdale State's next possession junior forward Siohban Purvis (Amityville, N.Y.) converted 1-of-2 at the free-throw line to give the Rams a 48-47 advantage. The Fighting Blue Jays responded with a jump shot by Shelby Bruns (Elko, Nev.) to regain the lead 49-48 with 1:07 remaining. After an NYU-Poly timeout, senior forward Natasha Smalls forced a turnover on the inbound pass. Monah hit the game winning layup with seven seconds remaining on the clock for Farmingdale State as she was setup by Green's pass, leading the Rams to a 50-49 victory.
Green led Farmingdale State with 12 points, eight assists and six steals, while senior forward Dominique Cunningham (Amityville, N.Y.) had nine points and nine rebounds. Freshman guard Christina Merrill (Levittown, N.Y.) hit three 3-pointers for nine points.
The Fighting Blue Jays had two players record double-doubles as Bruns scored 16 and had 10 rebounds and Pickell had 14 points and 12 boards.
Farmingdale State next will host Purchase in a Skyline Conference game on Saturday, January 21st at 1:00 p.m.


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Adobe Highlights at IBC 2012
Last week was quite the week for conferences. While Photoshop World was coming to a close, we had another team in Amsterdam for the International Broadcasting Convention (IBC). If you missed it, our Digital Video & Audio team has you covered with daily video highlight reels straight from the convention floor.
Friday, Sept. 7
It was opening day for the convention and our team had some new products to share, including Adobe Anywhere and Project Primetime.
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On Sunday, the theme was all about workflow efficiencies, where we highlighted some of our industry partners' workflow integrations showcased across the show floor.
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From video streams to revenue streams, Monday was about driving more revenue by getting your video to more viewers, on more devices, with Adobe Project Primetime.
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IBC 2012 was an action-packed event full of exciting releases and announcements. For more from IBC, check out our IBC Online hub.
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A rapidly spreading vegetation fire that has burned more than 4 square miles in the Pope Valley area of Napa County has damaged five structures and prompted the mandatory evacuation of 180 homes, Cal Fire said late Tuesday.
Smoke from the 2,700-acre fire was visible from several counties -- including Sonoma, Marin and Contra Costa. The smoke was also visible from nearby wineries.
- The latest: More than 280 structures threatened
The fire was about 30 percent contained as of 6 p.m., according to Cal Fire.
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Residents of the Berryessa Estates subdivision in Pope Valley were being evacuated, Cal Fire said. Evacuations were also are in effect on Snell Valley Road to the Lake County line.
Two evacuation centers have been setup at at Polk Valley School and at Middletown High School.
The blaze erupted at 12:08 p.m. in the 7800 block of Butts Canyon Road, according to a Cal Fire spokesperson.
Butts Valley, Snell Valley and Aetna Springs roads are closed. The fire reportedly jumped Butts Canyon and Snell Valley roads.
Firefighters from the City of Napa, St. Helena and the Lake County and Napa County fire departments, the California Highway Patrol and the Napa County Sheriff's Office have also responded.
Firefighters are battling a 30 acre fire off Butts Canyon Rd in Pope Valley, 10 miles southeast of Middletown (Napa County). #ButtsFire — CAL FIRE (@CAL_FIRE) July 1, 2014
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We're standing at the top of Deer Valley Resort in Utah, at an elevation of 9,400 feet. For two skiers from Boston, that's a little closer to heaven. But heaven isn't just above us, it's also before us: A couple inches of famously dry powder - the good stuff - born over the deserts to the west, now laying before us like the puffy white clouds of a child's painting.
We're standing at the top of Deer Valley Resort in Utah, at an elevation of 9,400 feet. For two skiers from Boston, that's a little closer to heaven.
But heaven isn't just above us, it's also before us: A couple inches of famously dry powder - the good stuff - born over the deserts to the west, now laying before us like the puffy white clouds of a child's painting.
My wife and I glide effortlessly down the flat access trail that provides stunning views. To our left, Jodanelle Reservoir is a patch of indigo cut into the landscape thousands of feet below us. To our right, the magnificent cobalt blue Timpanogos Mountains stand like a proud family portrait.
It's breathtaking, and not just because the air is so thin.
We turn left and dive into Stein's Way, Deer Valley's signature trail. Each turn sends a spray of powder in a perfect arc. Back East, they have a name for these kinds of ski conditions: "Excellent."
We spent three February days hitting the three major ski areas in Park City, Utah. The day before, it was Park City Mountain Resort. And on our last day, it was off to The Canyons, where I heard a skier singing the Clash's "Should I Stay?" mid-run, inspired by the giddy rush that only 6 inches of new powder can provide.
But perhaps the most impressive thing about skiing these three mountains isn't how great the skiing is when they get snow, but how great it is when they don't.
When we arrived, it had been about 10 days since the white stuff fell. And yet, at Deer Valley, voted best ski area in the country in 2008 and 2009 by the readers of Ski magazine, we couldn't have had more fun. We were the first ones down Morning Star, a black diamond run that steadied our ski legs and got the adrenaline pumping. Deer Valley is famous for its grooming, and rightly so. It was perfect - set an edge with no fear of ice lurking below.
We conquered all seven peaks at Deer Valley, which is one of only three mountains in North America with a no-snowboarders policy. That's one of those restrictions that, at first blush sounds a little exclusive, but after you've skied there a couple hours, you kind of appreciate it (unless you're a snowboarder).
Deer Valley is cruiser heaven - much like Park City Mountain Resort, where we hit one of those glorious days that draws skiers all the way out from the East Coast. Above us, a Big Sky blue canopy stretched from horizon to horizon, and before us, white carpet trails.
Blue also dominates the trail map, which is a network of intermediate slopes, spiced with some expert runs. Off the King Con high-speed quad, it's nothing but blues, a dozen of them cut diagonally under the lift. An intermediate skier could happily spend the whole day there. We also liked the Silverloade high-speed "six pack" (seats six). One of the most popular lifts on the mountain, it not only offers more blue runs -including fabulous Parley's Park - but also expert trials like Double Jack and Fools Gold, cruiser trails built just the way I like them: Steep and frosted with an inch or two of powder. Your skis vibrate with energy and it's easy to translate their chatter: They're glad they're skiing Park City, too.
By 2:30 in the afternoon, the thermometer read 50 degrees. The sun would have been blinding without goggles or sunglasses, but the snow was still good. Classic Western skiing.
On Day Three, it came. Six inches of powder. We headed for The Canyons with the right attitude and the wrong skis. Ideally we would have switched out of our Eastern-based shaped skis into something fatter that would have allowed us to ride more on top of the snow. But even with skis designed to cut, not glide, we found the conditions that turn otherwise normal people into "powder hounds."
The Canyons is the biggest of the three resorts - a remarkable 3,700 skiable acres (compared with 1,215 at Killington, for example). Early in the morning, we headed straight for the southern tip called Dream Peak, and found dream powder. We cut our way down Pipe Dream, slowly remembering the technique changes that are necessary when the snow is knee-deep: Tips up and no edges.
The initial plan was to explore all the peaks the way we had at the first two mountains. But when you find Nirvana, you don't ask, "What else is out there?" We stayed at Dream Peak for a few runs, finding fresh turns on the first several runs - some of the best skiing of the entire trip. It wasn't until the trails got cut up that we decided to explore elsewhere. By the afternoon, with legs weary from three straight days of relentless skiing, we opted for the cruiser-friendly fun of Upper and Lower Boa.
The Canyons is fewer-frills skiing. If six buddies were coming out to Park City from Boston, or Dallas, or Atlanta, they'd probably head to the Canyons, eager to challenge the double-diamond runs off the famed Ninety-Nine 90 lift. Challenging stuff. If I had a kid who snowboarded, I'd go to Park City Mountain Resort where we could share the mountain. And if I wanted a relaxing ski vacation, I'd spend most of my time at Deer Valley, where service is an obsession.
Craig McCarthy, who works with the Park City Chamber of Commerce, tells of skiers from the East who hop a Friday morning direct flight to Salt Lake City (their helmets in the overhead storage), go straight to the mountain from the airport and ski that afternoon. They'll ski right through Sunday morning, and be back on the East Coast by Sunday evening. We bow to their commitment (read: insanity), but for goodness sake, do this trip right. Go, as we did, midweek. It's more relaxing, and best of all, you'll own the mountain. We never waited in a lift line more than two minutes, and 95 percent of the time we just skied right up to the lift.
And for skiers who know all about long lift lines and crowded slopes, that's a taste of heaven almost as delicious as powder. Almost.
When you're not skiing
There's lots of non-skiing activities at Park City, but these were three of our favorites.
1. Bobsled, Olympic Park: For some extreme "fun," experience the 80 mph, 5 G-force excitement of this Olympic bobsled run. They challenge you to count the 15 turns in your head. You won't get past four, I guarantee you. It's not cheap: $200 for 58 seconds, but any thriller-seeker will tell you it's worth it.
2. Xtreme Zipline, Olympic Park: You'll hit 50 mph on the world's steepest zip line. And if you get lucky, you'll go at the same time a ski jumper launches himself off the 120-meter hill, and the two of you can fly together.
3. Tubing, Gorgoza Park: A tame alternative to zip lines and bobsleds. At first we thought this was more for kids than adults, but when we got a running start and went head first down the hill, we got more of a thrill than we expected. Great for the whole family.
If You Go...
Getting There: Fly to Salt Lake City. We had great luck with Delta/Northwest, flying out of Manchester, N.H., and paying just $260 (roundtrip), with one stop in Detroit. Direct flights are also available. From the airport to Park City, it's 45 minutes via shuttle or rental car.
Staying There: You'll find a complete clearinghouse of rentals - in Park City and on the mountains - at www.parkcityinfo.com. We stayed at a slopeside condo at Park City Mountain Resort; about $200 per night.
Skiing There: Adult single day passes are $81 at The Canyons and $83 at Park City and Deer Valley. There's a slight discount for multi-day.
Find more travel features and the Get Away with Fran blog at www.wickedlocal.com/travel


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(The Root) — Blacks in reality television have been front and center in the news, with the recent controversies surrounding Love & Hip Hop New York, The Best Damn Funeral Ever and the recently canceled show All My Babies' Mamas.
In the midst of all the hoopla is The Sisterhood, a reality show that explores the so-called complex lives of five Georgia pastors' wives, also known as "first ladies." The show, which airs Tuesday nights at 9 p.m. on TLC, has been criticized for "mocking" Christianity. Singer and pastor Marvin Sapp and other religious leaders have denounced it for not being an accurate representation of ministry families. There was even a petition circulating to urge the network to cancel the series.
The Root caught up with Ivy Couch, one of the show's featured wives, to see what she thought of the backlash. "We're not doing stereotypical things that degrade women," Couch explained. "We're having discussions about can we have or afford a baby, or talking to [co-star Domonique's] husband about pawning her ring for financial reasons. That's what I'm proud of: our willingness to share these parts of our lives in order to offer some balance to those images."
The wife of Pastor Mark A. Couch of Emmanuel Tabernacle Baptist Church in Atlanta, the Spelman graduate grew up in the Baptist church in Roxbury, Mass., and accepted God in her life at age 9. Her relationship with religion wavered at one point, until she met a woman who was a founding member of her would-be husband's church, who kept inviting her to attend. She accepted the invitation, finding a church home and a husband in the process. The rest, as they say, is history.
Couch discussed the controversy surrounding the show with The Root. She also explained why people should watch, the culture of being a pastor's wife and if and when images of black women in television will change.
The Root: What do you think about criticism of the show? Do you feel it's warranted? Why or why not?
Ivy Couch: In all honesty, I don't really think you can do anything of measure in this life without criticism. If you're not getting criticized, then you're not doing enough. A lot of the criticism is coming from the Christian community. There is a saying that if you can change a Christian's mind, then you're doing something. That saying exists because we tend to be the most rigid and judgmental.
We go through a lot of darkness to find grace, and the irony is that when we come out of it, we often don't give that grace back to those who need it.
Pastor and the first lady should not be an enigma to church members. Do I think we should be held to a higher standard? Yes. When you see these pastors of mega-churches falling from grace, they might not fall so hard if pastors and first ladies would admit they have struggles just like you, and while we strive for perfection, we're human and falter just like you.
TR: Why should people watch the show?
IC: What makes this show so powerful is the subtleties of God working in it. If this show beat you over the head with the Bible, then who would watch that? This show is more for people who don't necessarily know God. They'll see God show up on the show in subtle ways and understand the lesson. We all love God. There's no question about it.
I do think when we merge with a national television network that knows how to promote television, they are also going to do their job at pulling in viewers. The previews may not reflect the totality of the show. Of course, that's going to rattle viewers. It's brilliant television because it's making people watch. People will be blessed when watching this show.
TR: What is it that people don't know about the culture of pastors' wives that's essential to know?
IC: We're much more thick-skinned than people give us credit. I have a sweet nature. I love long and hard and smile a lot of the time, so people often think that you're gentle and just happy to be the pastor's wife. A lot of people think because you're smiley and undergirding your husband, then that's all you are. You get the, "Isn't she cute?"
Don't take meekness for weakness. Pastors' wives are tough. You see financial issues, marital issues — us going through so many issues but solving them with God's love and grace.
TR: When do representations of black women get to become whole in film and television?
IC: I happen to watch some of these reality shows, and what is going on in them is awful. When you have millions of viewers watching shows where women are pulling out hair weaves and slapping each other, we get lumped into that, and people are quick to boycott our show before it even gets a chance to develop. While they're boycotting our show, they're watching the other shows that actually are doing real harm.
Unfortunately, it's all about the numbers. When you have the numbers talking for you, then it becomes what sells. It's challenging to figure out how not to have that negative stuff infused with our show. It is exhausting — I want to show that I'm educated. I want to show that I have values. I want to show up with bells on and give the best that I have, but knowing at the end of the day, what gets shown is up to the editor.
I'm proud of Domonique for sharing so much of herself [sexually abused as a child, former child prostitute and recovering drug addict], because she could have come on the show and acted like that part of her life never existed. It's amazing to me how people like to see people fight, and people like to see drama. We're trying to do something different. We just want the chance to show it.
Nsenga K. Burton, Ph.D., is editor-at-large for The Root. She is also editor-in-chief of the Burton Wire, a blog dedicated to world news related to the African Diaspora and global culture. Follow her on Twitter.
Nsenga K. Burton, Ph.D., a media scholar, is digital editor in chief at Grady Newsource and a faculty member of the Cox Institute of Journalism, Innovation, Management & Leadership at the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Georgia. She is founder and editor in chief of the award-winning news blog the Burton Wire. Follow her on Twitter here or here.