Copyright info
Since it's now been a full year since this blog was formed (forgot to wish it happy birthday) I've decided to go through and see what all needed correcting and copyright recognition.
First I would like to thank all copyrighted people for existing to be mentioned.
Slow Day of October 18, 2004
Made a reference to Moody Blues' Nights in White Satin, but had it titled wrong. (No, Mary, I don't want to hear about the homophone.) It was on the album Days of Future passed, which came a good many years ago. I'd look it up if it wasn't in the car.
Also made a reference to Jello, which is actually a trademarked brand. I think a band had to change their name because of that.
Apparently, Jello-O is part of or in relation to Kraft Foods. Thought it might be something like that.
And vendini may've been used in Star Ocean 3 somewhere (Put out by Enix, possibly before they became Square-Enix), but since it was used in the random word generator we'll let that one slide.
Halloween of October 31/November 1, 2004
The live photo's aren't really copyrighted, but most of them were taken by my sister with her phone so I thought it deserved to be recognized. Yay, phone. The panda also belongs to her and is called Pan-Tan.
Also in that post was a bunch of stuff off of Gaia. Copyright Gaia Interactive 2004.
Ode to Food of November 23, 2004
At the end is mentioned a quote from Shrek 2. The quote may or may not be acurate, but it's still supposedly from Shrek 2. I'm assuming Shrek 2 is copyrighted by Dreamworks.
God Wars of December , 2004
Although God Wars isn't really copyright, unless someone may've copyright and used the name without me knowing it, the site it's currently on is. See afore mentioned Gaia copyright info.
Problem of January 16, 2005
"I'm coming Elizabeth" was probably a quote from Shrek 2, see above for Dreamworks info.
The Jabberwocky was written by Lewis Carol and may or may not be copyrighted. It's part of classic litteture.
Bambi I'm assuming is copyright of the Walt Disney company, though the usage of it in this post was a little different.
Strange Kindness of Febuary 12, 2005
McDonalds was mentioned in this post. McDonalds is trademark of the McDonald's Corporation, which seems to be huge. When I looked up the copyright info I found a whole page of moto's and affiliates. Frighteningly succesfull, that company.
Apologize Febuary 12, 2005
There really isn't copyrighted info here, but the rune for the ending theme was probably taken from a We Sing tape. I have no idea if that's their song or if it's just one they often use.
Someone Elses Journal of March 3, 2005
Once again Gaia is mentioned. See the above info .
The link in that post seems to be broken, but anyone who goes to the site is welcome to look up the user if their still interested. It updates probably as often as most I've seen.
Girl who talked with her eyes of March 23, 2005
Jurassic Park is probably copyright of Universal Studios, but the official site gave me little info on it. McDonalds was more help.
Godzilla is trademarked Toho, all rights reserved it says.
Jeep may or not be a trademark title, I always thought it was the type of car.
Belling Susan of March 30, 2005
Tom and Jerry are briefly and unofficially made a reference to in order to get an image across. I found out they're trademark or Turner Entertainment. Wouldn't 've known that one without looking it up. They seem to be affliated with Warner Brothers. I figured as much.
The Twilght Zone theme was mentioned at the end.
Unfortunatly, I failed to find any trace of it's copyright info. (Play theme again.)
It's getting kinda late now, and I'm kinda hoping I didn't put much more copyright info.
Not Disney/Matell of April 15, 2005
Disney, which is lonly mentioned in the title, is of course copyright of Disney.
Mattel I'm assuming is copyright of self said Mattel Inc. (And third parties)
McDonalds was already covered with all it's trademarked logo's and a bunch of eye widening stuff....you really don't wanna know.
Interview with... of April 15, 2005
Harry Potter brought to you and probably trademarked by J.K. Rowling. The movie is probably copyright Warner Brothers.
Spam is apparently put out by Hormel Foods. They probably copyrighted it too.
There are also quotes from Sword in the Stone and Princess Diaries 2, which are , once again, Disney. Oh, yes. Lion King and Peter Pan probably are too.
And let's not forget the line from Finding Neverland. Which is actually Miramax, but the two Finding Nemo lines are from Disney/Pixar. There are also Aladdin lines...remind me not to watch Disney before blogging.
The Homestar Runner may or may not be copyrighted, it said nothing in the legal stuff.
I'm not gonna even bother seeing if Google is copyrighted, but I'd like to thank it for helping me find the rest of the info.
Kool-Aid was not only misspelled, but the copyright info wasn't mentioned. It's put out by Kraft Foods, right along with Jell-O.
Please tell me I'm done.
May I propose a post of May 9, 2005
Monty Python and the Holy Grail under and assumed copyright of Columbia Tristar Home Entertainment.
Sound of Music copyright 20th Century Fox.
I have no idea which record company puts out Heart, but they're probably copyrighted under them, themselves, or something like it. Site is currently down for maintenance, so I can get out of looking it up.
I spent the entire month of June without posting something copyrighted.....
Men at track-switch of July 2, 2005
Macross 7 was breifly mentioned.
Seems to be copyrighted by Big West, who I've never heard of.
Going Somewhere of July 15, 2005
Zelda was mentioned. I believe Legend of Zelda is copyright Nintendo, but I'm not sure if any other group helped make it.
Run off 'o memory of July 25, 2005
I thought this one was copyright free, but I seem to have some Star Wars references in there. Curse you, Yoda!
Copyright LucasFilm LTD and 20th Century Fox.
(Is Shakespear copyrighted?)
First I would like to thank all copyrighted people for existing to be mentioned.
Slow Day of October 18, 2004
Made a reference to Moody Blues' Nights in White Satin, but had it titled wrong. (No, Mary, I don't want to hear about the homophone.) It was on the album Days of Future passed, which came a good many years ago. I'd look it up if it wasn't in the car.
Also made a reference to Jello, which is actually a trademarked brand. I think a band had to change their name because of that.
Apparently, Jello-O is part of or in relation to Kraft Foods. Thought it might be something like that.
And vendini may've been used in Star Ocean 3 somewhere (Put out by Enix, possibly before they became Square-Enix), but since it was used in the random word generator we'll let that one slide.
Halloween of October 31/November 1, 2004
The live photo's aren't really copyrighted, but most of them were taken by my sister with her phone so I thought it deserved to be recognized. Yay, phone. The panda also belongs to her and is called Pan-Tan.
Also in that post was a bunch of stuff off of Gaia. Copyright Gaia Interactive 2004.
Ode to Food of November 23, 2004
At the end is mentioned a quote from Shrek 2. The quote may or may not be acurate, but it's still supposedly from Shrek 2. I'm assuming Shrek 2 is copyrighted by Dreamworks.
God Wars of December , 2004
Although God Wars isn't really copyright, unless someone may've copyright and used the name without me knowing it, the site it's currently on is. See afore mentioned Gaia copyright info.
Problem of January 16, 2005
"I'm coming Elizabeth" was probably a quote from Shrek 2, see above for Dreamworks info.
The Jabberwocky was written by Lewis Carol and may or may not be copyrighted. It's part of classic litteture.
Bambi I'm assuming is copyright of the Walt Disney company, though the usage of it in this post was a little different.
Strange Kindness of Febuary 12, 2005
McDonalds was mentioned in this post. McDonalds is trademark of the McDonald's Corporation, which seems to be huge. When I looked up the copyright info I found a whole page of moto's and affiliates. Frighteningly succesfull, that company.
Apologize Febuary 12, 2005
There really isn't copyrighted info here, but the rune for the ending theme was probably taken from a We Sing tape. I have no idea if that's their song or if it's just one they often use.
Someone Elses Journal of March 3, 2005
Once again Gaia is mentioned. See the above info .
The link in that post seems to be broken, but anyone who goes to the site is welcome to look up the user if their still interested. It updates probably as often as most I've seen.
Girl who talked with her eyes of March 23, 2005
Jurassic Park is probably copyright of Universal Studios, but the official site gave me little info on it. McDonalds was more help.
Godzilla is trademarked Toho, all rights reserved it says.
Jeep may or not be a trademark title, I always thought it was the type of car.
Belling Susan of March 30, 2005
Tom and Jerry are briefly and unofficially made a reference to in order to get an image across. I found out they're trademark or Turner Entertainment. Wouldn't 've known that one without looking it up. They seem to be affliated with Warner Brothers. I figured as much.
The Twilght Zone theme was mentioned at the end.
Unfortunatly, I failed to find any trace of it's copyright info. (Play theme again.)
It's getting kinda late now, and I'm kinda hoping I didn't put much more copyright info.
Not Disney/Matell of April 15, 2005
Disney, which is lonly mentioned in the title, is of course copyright of Disney.
Mattel I'm assuming is copyright of self said Mattel Inc. (And third parties)
McDonalds was already covered with all it's trademarked logo's and a bunch of eye widening stuff....you really don't wanna know.
Interview with... of April 15, 2005
Harry Potter brought to you and probably trademarked by J.K. Rowling. The movie is probably copyright Warner Brothers.
Spam is apparently put out by Hormel Foods. They probably copyrighted it too.
There are also quotes from Sword in the Stone and Princess Diaries 2, which are , once again, Disney. Oh, yes. Lion King and Peter Pan probably are too.
And let's not forget the line from Finding Neverland. Which is actually Miramax, but the two Finding Nemo lines are from Disney/Pixar. There are also Aladdin lines...remind me not to watch Disney before blogging.
The Homestar Runner may or may not be copyrighted, it said nothing in the legal stuff.
I'm not gonna even bother seeing if Google is copyrighted, but I'd like to thank it for helping me find the rest of the info.
Kool-Aid was not only misspelled, but the copyright info wasn't mentioned. It's put out by Kraft Foods, right along with Jell-O.
Please tell me I'm done.
May I propose a post of May 9, 2005
Monty Python and the Holy Grail under and assumed copyright of Columbia Tristar Home Entertainment.
Sound of Music copyright 20th Century Fox.
I have no idea which record company puts out Heart, but they're probably copyrighted under them, themselves, or something like it. Site is currently down for maintenance, so I can get out of looking it up.
I spent the entire month of June without posting something copyrighted.....
Men at track-switch of July 2, 2005
Macross 7 was breifly mentioned.
Seems to be copyrighted by Big West, who I've never heard of.
Going Somewhere of July 15, 2005
Zelda was mentioned. I believe Legend of Zelda is copyright Nintendo, but I'm not sure if any other group helped make it.
Run off 'o memory of July 25, 2005
I thought this one was copyright free, but I seem to have some Star Wars references in there. Curse you, Yoda!
Copyright LucasFilm LTD and 20th Century Fox.
(Is Shakespear copyrighted?)
Double play of September 4, 2005
Hair Grow is copyright of the Vinstaff corporation (make that multi-international corporation) and Wing gets some of the royalties for coming up with the idea in the first place.
Sick Day of September 20, 2005
All Disney references, Disney Movie titles and named Disney characters are already covered in the above post. No more freakin' Disney, we don't sell it here!
And that's everything.
Wow, really? Yay, I'm done! I can go to bed! I can dance around! I can dance in bed! I can siiiiing..... Till next time.