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TV Unavoidable Appeal 10/11/11
Account Statement :
11/18/11
Dear
Friends,
Thank
you
so much for all the support and kind words.
I’ve been so busy working out all the problems associated
with the Mac change-over,
the SCM change-over, and getting
the new
software to work that I haven’t had time to thank everyone and
add up the
accounts. Yesterday I sent a whole pile
of compressed MOV discs to Free Speech TV including all the latest
shows as
well as the best from the past year.
They should get it next week and hopefully they’ll start
including Pirate TV in their schedule soon. I’ve got countless hours of labor into
this
project and I’ve been trying to get FStv the video files in a
form that they
can use for a year. I had to break down
and go to Mac and purchase their software to do it.
I tried every other way. Quicktime
sucks! This is most of what I spent not
including other
software that didn’t work for Windows mov conversion like
Quicktime Pro, and the AVS suite…
Roxio
Burning software for Mac with b/u disc
$128.09
Paragon for
Mac $19.95
Adobe
Premiere CS4 w/ After Effects
purchsed through PSA nonprofit
discount $120
Apple
Compressor
$50
Firewire
for Mac to Mac
$32.80
Used
Macbook from RePC
$514.65
Power
Supply
$86.51
HD
failed/installed new 350GB HD
$41.61
Used iMac
from Craigslist
$650
Install 6GB
Ram $227.76
2TB hard
drive from Fry’s
$100.27
Total: $1971.64
This
is
most of what I can remember and of course there is more nickel and dime
stuff that
I forgot. When I realized that the MacBook
wasn't going to work it was too late to take it back so rather than
trying to sell it I decided to keep it for On Location direct to disc capture. So many
people came to my aid
that it is astonishing. I raised close to
a thousand in the first week. It feels so
good to be appreciated. So far people
have sent in $1495! And checks are still
coming in!
Thanks to:
Margaret
Casey
Roy
Alin
Gerri Haynes
Sylvia Haven
Lisa Saunders
Rev.
Rich Lang
Janice
Faris
The
Sustainable Path Foundation
Paul
J Rood
G
Scott Freutel
Pat
Maguire
Morris Berman
Thank
you
all for watching and keeping independent media alive!
Ed Mays
Producer/Director,
Pirate TV Seattle
New
Fundraiser: 3/12/11
In the last couple weeks I have put out close to a thousand dollars for
new equipment including $850 for a second used Cannon GL2 camera, and
$85 for an MA-300 XLR audio imput device purchased used on ebay.
Coupled with the recent purchase of a new Audio-Technica wireless
lavalier mic [$350], I have donated around $1300 out of my own pocket
to the information war in the last few months. This of course is
more than I can afford but the show must go on. So any donations
from those of you who can afford it would be greatly appreciated.
Send your checks to me:
6057 3rd NW
Seattle, WA 98107
[206 782 7605]
For those who give more than $100 and want a tax write-off, make to the
check to: “Pirate TV/ care of SCAN”
You can also donate using Paypal, credit card, etc. on the SCAN
Donation Page were you can find out more information.
Be sure to put “for Pirate
TV” in the “purpose”
box and let me know you made a donation so there is no screw up.
Thanks for “Challenging the
Corporate [Monopoly] Media Blockade!”
In Solidarity,
Ed Mays
Producer, Pirate TV Seattle
6/11/10
Purchase Videos
Some of the material seen on Pirate TV is obtained from other sources
but most of it is locally produced and owned by me. I am offering to
sell copies of this material to support the operation. If you
would like to support
the Pirate Television project or just would like a copy of the show,
you
can obtain a copy of any of these shows for a $20 donation (includes
postage). To obtain tapes or DVDs,
contact
me directly by email. Sorry, online purchases are not possible at
this
time.
Honorable mention:
These are a few of the generous supporters of Pirate Television over
the years who cry out for acknowledgement:
Greg Palast
David Barsamian
Citizens for Overt Action
Barbara Zepeda
Richard Yount
Christine Hawkes
Fred Morris- Internet Plumber
Terry McCaw
Mitch Hofferber
John Parnell
Ken Slusher
Carl Chatski
A Sharp Music Company
Elliott Bay Bookstore
Seattle Town Hall
Seattle Laptop
Landon Hendee
Todd Boyle
Ben Collet
Richard Silverstein
J. Glenn Evans- Poets West