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Media Molecule's wonderful papercraft platformer strolls onto PlayStation Vita this Friday.
Tearaway: The Official TV ad
Tear into an amazing new adventure with Tearaway - out November 22nd.
PlayStation Vita Pets: Announcement Trailer
Dress up your dogs as firemen or hippos in Sony's take on Nintendogs.
Real Boxing: Debut Gameplay Trailer
The first console-style boxing sim for PS Vita will launch on August 28.
Tearaway: E3 2013 Trailer
Reach into the game using the rear touchpad.
Killzone Mercenary: E3 2013 Trailer
Handheld first-person shooters don't look any better than this.
Killzone Mercenary: War is your Business Trailer
PS Vita's portable Killzone launches on September 6, 2013.
Soul Sacrifice: Live Action Trailer
Vita owners will certainly not pass next to Soul Sacrifice, one of the major launches for the portable.
LittleBigPlanet Vita: Marvel Arcade Pack Trailer
Take a look at the 3 exclusive new mini games: Shield Interceptor, The Avengers and Hero Rush.
Jak and Daxter Trilogy: Vita Trailer
After a successful transition to PS3, Jak & Daxter Trilogy comes to PS Vita.
Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time: Murray's Mailbag
Get some answers right from Murray...
Killzone Mercenary: Developer Interview
The latest developer diary for the upcoming Vita exclusive Killzone: Mercenary shows off lots of gameplay, and details a bit of the story.
Dead or Alive 5 Plus: Gameplay Trailer
Check out Dead or Alive 5's first-person combat, exclusive to the upcoming PlayStation Vita version, Dead or Alive 5 Plus.
Dead or Alive 5 Plus: Japanese Trailer
This trailer for Dead or Alive 5 Plus is the opportunity to attend a series of battles in good and due form.
Tearaway: Sogport Trailer
Sogport is a mysterious island marooned in a deep sea of glue, and inhabited by some very fishy folk with a fearful obsession with the island's monstrous local wildlife.


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Wednesday, October 24, 2012 —
Monthly Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits for nearly 62 million Americans will increase 1.7 percent in 2013, the Social Security Administration announced recently.
The 1.7 percent cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) will begin with benefits that more than 56 million Social Security beneficiaries receive in January 2013. Increased payments to more than 8 million SSI beneficiaries will begin on Dec. 31, 2012.
Some other changes that take effect in January of each year are based on the increase in average wages. Based on that increase, the maximum amount of earnings subject to the Social Security tax (taxable maximum) will increase to $113,700 from $110,100. Of the estimated 163 million workers who will pay Social Security taxes in 2013, nearly 10 million will pay higher taxes as a result of the increase in the taxable maximum.
Information about Medicare changes for 2013, when announced, will be available at www.Medicare.gov. For some beneficiaries, their Social Security increase may be partially or completely offset by increases in Medicare premiums.
The Social Security Act provides for how the COLA is calculated. Visit www.socialsecurity.gov/cola.
Social Security announces benefit increase for 2013
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DOT closes roads in Cabarrus due to flooding
Charlotte - Heavy rains over the last several hours have prompted the N.C. Department of Transportation to temporarily close several roads in Cabarrus County flooded by rising waters. Sections of Rocky River may reach 17 feet and spill over its banks today, while localized flooding is still possible across parts of the Charlotte region through this afternoon.
Highlight of Town Creek Under the Stars will be the Moon on March 15
Mount Gilead – Town Creek Indian Mound will host Town Creek Under Stars on Saturday, March 15 at 7:30 p.m. Participants will view the nearly full Moon and learn fun moon facts. The March full moon, called many different things by various American Indian tribes, was an important one in that it marked the end of cold weather and the beginning of spring
NCDOT Will Close A Section Of Wilshire Avenue In Cabarrus County For Bridge Replacement
The N.C. Department of Transportation will temporarily close a section of Wilshire Avenue in Concord at 8 a.m. Saturday, weather permitting. Crews will replace the bridge over Irish Buffalo Creek, requiring the road to remain closed through November 1.
Concord Mills adds Sea Life Charlotte-Concord to its brand of shopping
CONCORD – Concord Mills, the largest outlet and value retail shopping destination in North Carolina, has added Sea Life Charlotte-Concord to its roster of popular retail stores, plus family dining and entertainment options. Sea Life Charlotte-Concord will further solidify Concord Mills' position as a leading attraction for local shoppers and visitors from across the U.S. and beyond, according to the shopping giant.
GRITS: The Musical returns to Wingate University this weekend
Wingate, N.C. – GRITS: The Musical (Girls Raised In The South) returns to The Batte Center at Wingate University this weekend. Based on southern stories in the book by Deborah Ford, Erica McGee, president of McGee Productions, wrote the script and songs for the musical. The musical premiered at Wingate University in 2008.
DENR staff working with utility at site of Dan River spill in Rockingham County
RALEIGH – Staff with the N.C. Department of Environment and Natural Resources have been alerted to a spill of coal ash from a stormwater pipe into the Dan River in Eden and are on-site working with Duke Energy officials to control the spill to protect public health and the environment.
Wingate University Singers and Chamber Choir begin winter tour
Wingate, N.C. – The Wingate University Singers and Chamber Choir, under the direction of Dr. Kenney Potter, will be performing concerts around the state. They will perform sacred works from the 18th century as well as the 21st century. Additionally, they will be performing African-American spirituals and South African folk songs.
Town Creek Under the Stars will view Neptune and Mercury on Feb. 8
Mount Gilead – Town Creek Indian Mound will host Town Creek Under Stars on Saturday at 6 p.m. Participants will view Neptune and Mercury side-by-side in the western sky at sunset.
Charlotte man's stop for soda leads to $100,000 win
RALEIGH – Vernard Jones stopped Monday morning to buy a soda at the Quick 'N E-Z on West Trade Street in Charlotte. While there, he bought four Mega Bucks tickets for $5 each. As the Charlotte resident scratched off the second ticket, he found out he won big.
CBCC launches Pints for Pounds campaign
The Community Blood Center of the Carolinas (CBCC) has launched its fifth annual 'Pints for Pounds' campaign to support Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina. CBCC will donate seven pounds of food for every blood donation now through Feb. 28.
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Stable and Other Vices
Behavior: Discipline for Kicking and Striking
August 01, 2008
Q: We have a disagreement in our barn: How do you best handle immediate discipline for a horse that strikes out with both front feet or cow-kicks and knows better (not a young horse)? Those people in our barn who have Western... Read More
Avoiding Hazardous Horseplay
July 16, 2008
Swiss researchers have released new data on risk factors and prevention measures for some of the greatest dangers to horses: other horses.
Anyone who has spent time on a farm with more than one horse could tell you that bites and kicks are... Read More
Brain Dysfunction in Cribbing Horses Gives Researchers Something to Chew On
June 03, 2008
In the first study of its kind, researchers from the United Kingdom have discovered that cribbing horses learn differently than horses that don't crib.
Cribbing is a stereotypy in which a horse grasps an object between his incisor teeth and... Read More
Reducing Hindgut Acidosis
March 17, 2008
Acidosis (abnormally high acidity) in the hindgut (the large intestine and colon) can cause a number of problems in horses, including anorexia, colic, laminitis, and stereotypic (continuous, repetitive, and serving no purpose) behaviors such as... Read More
Pawing Problem
February 01, 2008
Is there a humane method for breaking my 4-year-old Missouri Fox Trotter mare from pawing? ... Read More
Belching Horse
November 01, 2007
I have a 16-year-old Tennessee Walking Horse who appears to be in perfect condition, except he belches. Often.... Read More
Oral Attacks
October 01, 2007
Q: We have an Arabian who, for some reason, has taken to chewing on the horse trailer when we are at a show. He has never done this before. He started gnawing on the fender. We tied him away from the fender, and he started chewing... Read More
To Stall, or Not to Stall?
October 14, 2006
Stalling--is it the best way to house your horse, a necessary evil, or something that should be avoided? As it turns out, there is no answer that will apply to all horses. Stalling is a common practice that has been used in the horse industry fo... Read More
"Cribbing Rings" Give Stall Walls and Fences a Break
October 13, 2006
A relatively new procedure to remedy cribbing in horses is performed by some equine practitioners. Kate Christensen, DVM, with Neuse River Veterinary Hospital in Wendell, N.C., practices the innovative procedure, which is the insertion of... Read More
Rearing and Flipping
October 01, 2006
We have a Quarter Horse mare whose mother was a bad flipper in the starting gate. She has two half-brothers that were also bad in the gate. All of these offspring were trained by different individuals. This spring, she had a filly that tried to fli... Read More
More Than a Bad Habit
July 01, 2006
Many horses are kept in an unnatural environment--confined in stalls or small pens. Some of them resort to repetitive behaviors such as cribbing, weaving, or stall walking. Most of these horses are fed concentrated, high-energy rations they... Read More
Horse Learning
June 01, 2006
In a web site advice column written by a veterinarian, he claimed that if a blacksmith trims or shoes a horse incorrectly so that the horse becomes lame within a couple of weeks of work, the horse will make the connection that the blacksmith was... Read More
Stable Vices (Book Excerpt)
May 24, 2006
A stable vice is an undesirable behavior shown by horses that are stall bound but also in pastures or small paddocks. The most common stable vice is probably "wind sucking," commonly known as "cribbing," followed by wood chewing, stall weaving ... Read More
Cribbing Weanling
March 01, 2006
I have a client with a foal that was weaned a few days ago, and it has started cribbing. Within only a few hours after it was separated from the mare, it was seen doing something funny that the owners now appreciate was cribbing. Once they... Read More
Weaving, Headshaking and Cribbing (AAEP Convention 2005)
February 17, 2006
We often punish horses for exhibiting undesirable stereotypic behaviors, but most of these behaviors are responses to suboptimal environments. Thus, punishing the horse for the behavior only increases the already heightened stress that caused ... Read More
Pony Girthing/Mounting Issues
February 01, 2006
My 11-year-old daughter is having trouble with her pony nipping at her when she is girthing him, and when she goes to mount without an assistant. He also smacks his tail and pins his ears, almost looking like he might cow-kick at her sometimes.... Read More
Kicking Problems
November 01, 2005
My horse constantly kicks his stall, and in the pasture he's very rough with other horses, biting and kicking them. How can I stop this behavior? Jess; Boulder, Colo.
Gelding Grouch
July 19, 2005
Editor's Note: This is from Understanding Your Horse's Behavior by author and equine behavior specialist Sue McDonnell, PhD. The book is available from
Weaving in Horses: Another Look
April 01, 2005
In this time of enlightened horse management, it is staggering that the myths and folklore surrounding stable "vices" still refuse to die, and therefore the repetitive behaviors themselves continue to thrive. Even the term "vice" implies the... Read More
Stopping Aggression Problems With an Equine Shock Collar
February 14, 2005
To determine whether equine shock collars could eliminate aggressive behavior, Kennedy looked at a group of 15 horses that were either aggressive toward a new horse in the pasture, aggressive toward a horse on the opposite side of a fence... Read More
Nutritional Link to Equine Behavior
December 01, 2004
Today's equine management practices can be a recipe for disaster. For a horse, stall life and two meals a day might be like living in a prison, and that lifestyle might contribute to delinquencies and health problems in horses.
"These... Read More
Seven Deadly Sins
December 01, 2004
No matter a horse's talent, if he consistently engages in difficult, damaging, or dangerous behavior, he risks being found guilty of being a "problem horse." He then will serve time wearing uncomfortable devices designed to break or hinder an... Read More
Cribbing: Effect on Colic (AAEP 2003)
February 04, 2004
Cribbing, the oral stereotypic behavior in which the horse grabs an object with his teeth while flexing his neck and sometimes swallowing air, has long been suspected as a cause of colic. ... Read More
Cribbing and Colic
February 01, 2004
Cribbing, the oral stereotypic behavior in which the horse grabs an object with his teeth while flexing his neck and sometimes swallowing air, has long been suspected as a cause of colic. A study from the Universities of Illinois and Liverpool... Read More
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One of our mares rubs her butt on everything, all the time. It messes up the top of her tail, and she always has these big scratch marks across her butt.
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TELL CITY - Former Tell City Mayor Bill Goffinet doesn't like the way stimulus money that could fund expensive projects the federal government requires is being distributed.
Since the federal government gets its money from the American people, he said March 26, it makes no sense that some of it will come as loans whose repayment could significantly increase local-community residents' bills.
TELL CITY - In two weeks hundreds of volunteers will converge at Tell City High School to spruce up the facility as part of a community-service project.
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INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana will hire 2,000 young people to spend the next two summers improving Indiana's parks, trails, state forests and other natural wonders. Some of the work will take place close to home.
Gov. Mitch Daniels announced plans last week for the Young Hoosiers Conservation Corps. The program will tap federal stimulus funds designated for employment and training of people 16 to 24 years old.
PERRY COUNTY - Perry County's unemployment rate continues to climb amid the national recession but remains under jobless percentages posted by Crawford and Spencer counties, Indiana Department of Workforce statistics show.
An estimated 9.7 percent of Perry County's labor force was unemployed in February, up six-tenths of a percent from January and nearly double from last year. The county's unemployment rate in January was 9.1 percent.
TELL CITY - Perry County commissioners approved in their regular meeting March 18 a three-year capital-improvement plan, an agreement with the county's redevelopment corporation and a three-year grant to cover home repairs.
BRANCHVILLE - A community meeting Saturday morning at Perry Central Community School will give the public a chance to learn more about Branchville Correctional Facility. The 9 a.m. gathering will take place in the elementary cafeteria-gymnasium, Gil Peters, the correctional facility's superintendent said last week. He will share information about the facility, including changes made since the March 20 escapes by three people. He will also field questions and solicit input from the public.
With two cans of paint attached to ropes and harnesses that kept him safely aloft, Steve Sabelhaus applied new coats of paint Wednesday to clock faces on the steeple of St. Michael Catholic Church in Cannelton. He and other employees of George Sabelhaus & Sons planned to finish the work over the weekend. Cannelton leaders approved work on the community clock last year, continuing a partnership between the city and parish that began in the 1800s. The church is marking its 150th anniversary this year.
Signs that have been landmarks along Tell Street for decades were removed March 29 after catching the eye of a Kentucky collector. The Frigid Whip sign that had stood since around 1950 was purchased by Cecil Whitaker of Pendleton, Ky. Curtis Cronin, who owns the small building that housed the former eatery, said the sign was beginning to deteriorate. He plans to turn the building into a gathering place for community groups. Since the Frigid Whip closed in the 1970s, the building has been used by a number of businesses, including a beauty shop.
PERRY COUNTY - The Tell City Regional Arts Association is announcing a singing competition called Shoot for the Stars. The competition will be held during the association's Music in the Park series, held May through September. The kick-off Music in the Park concert is Friday, May 15, with the rest of the series held on the third Sunday afternoon of the month. The competition is open to all ages, though contestants must be non-professional singers and live in the counties of Perry, Spencer or Hancock.
Area church picnics will be coming up soon, and a bill currently working its way through the Indiana General Assembly could partially decide how much money they make.
SB 414 has passed the senate and passed 8-0 in the House Public Policy Committee. It should go to the full house of representatives for a vote soon.
Dennie Oxley, who represents part of Perry County, is one of the cosponsors of the bill, which would remove some of the restrictions now limiting parish festivals.


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Beyonce's dad Mathew Knowles emailed an ominous threat to the mother of his 2-year-old son -- or so the woman claims, and now she's gunning for him in court ... TMZ has learned.
Knowles' baby mama Alexsandra Wright filed legal docs, asking the family court judge to up her child support to cover expenses for security to protect their kid. Mathew is currently on the hook for $12k a month.
Wright claims she needs security because of a "threatening" email Knowles sent her back in September 2011, in which he wrote, "You hurt my family. There's a price to pay."
According to the docs, Wright also wants additional dough to cover expenses for a secure, private school.
Sources close to Knowles tell TMZ ... he faithfully pays child support, adding the only reason he hasn't paid expenses for schooling is because they haven't agreed on the school.
We're told Knowles thinks Wright's latest legal move could backfire because his income has drastically decreased since the original order was issued. As you know, Beyonce gave him walking papers in 2011.
Knowles believes the judge could actually reduce his monthly payments.
$$$$$ Money separates family before being rich and famous this family they look like they were the perfect family. But once famous comes cheating they probably didn't see that coming which is sad. Ex ; Lohans family. That lady probably wants to live the fabulous life and maybe come out with a reality show she should b happy with $12000. What a gold digger!
Slowly his artist started dropping him then Beyonce dropped him and that was the end. How did he expect Beyonce to react.?.. She sings songs like Irreplaceable, Independent Women, and Ring the Alarm. He's an idiot.
Tell the truth, shame the devil. The only reason she chose to get involved with this man is because of who his daughter is. She wanted a come up. Well she made her bed lie in it. She may have forgotten but I have a few minutes so ill enlighten her. It's your responsibility to take care of you child along with Matthew. Just because he's well off doesn't excuse you from having a job and supporting the child as well. Another thing 12k a month for security, now that's funny. I seriously doubt anyone would recognize you or the child. You would practically have to blast over a loudspeaker I'm Matthews baby mama and this is his kid, for someone to give u a second look. That is all
I don't care for the Knowles family...at all, but how dumb does this lady sound asking for more money from Matt to pay for security to make sure he stays away from her? $12,000 is more than enough to take care of that child and if it isn't enough then she better make it enough and get a job.
The only person who hurt the Knowles family is Matthew. Even his own daughter gave him the boot. Don't blame her either since she cannot even trust her OWN FATHER to tell the truth! YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELF MATTHEW!
12 grand a month and you can't afford private school for a two year old.....your baby is not a cash cow GET A DAMN JOB!
that is just a gold diggin hoe!!! and hes a dirty old man for being that stupid and not wearing a condom!!! and whos paying the price this lil baby! sad situation!!!!!
Oh please if nothing hasn't happened since 2011 when will it happen and she just now decides to get protection. So Matthew has to pay someone to protect her from him. Ridiculous!!
that's what happens when you stick your dick in a ratchet ass beasts. "have a baby by me, be a millionaire" is definitely a gold diggers theme song.
Wright claims she needs security because of a "threatening" email Knowles sent her back in September 2011, in which he wrote, "You hurt my family. There's a price to pay."
He wrote: "There's a price to pay", that was enough to feel "threatened".
So now HE should pay the price for protecting her from him...
The email is almost 2 years old....If he was going to make her pay, why hasn't he already?? Also how is she going to make him pay more money to protect herself from Matthew? I'm completely flabbergasted at this woman's logic....


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Remixing War and Race
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The thought of talking politics, tech and turntablism with DJ Spooky (a.k.a. Paul D Miller) and Rob Swift sounded like an innocent enough proposition in the formative stages. But as the date for the meeting of the minds crept closer, so did the anniversary of 9/11. Then Hurricane Katrina changed the game even further. Both artists' new works (Swift's War Games audio/DVD release and DJ Spooky's forthcoming Rebirth of a Nation, a sound/image remix of D.W. Griffith's 1915 canonical yet utterly racist film Birth of a Nation) provide vital street-level critiques of the US's social and political climate. XLR8R asked these two deck futurists to discuss their art and views.
XLR8R: Have 9/11 and the Katrina natural disaster influenced your recent work?
RS: 9/11 impacted me immensely, to the point that I fell into a deep depression and didn't feel like working on music or anything else. But in order to get out of it, I made War Games. I realized that I could speak just like a Chuck D or KRS-One with my turntable. And I think that's something that DJs haven't fully tapped into yet. Before 9/11, most of us were just showing off our skills. Very few of us have taken the time to express ourselves socially and politically.
PM: At this point, we have to get some different messages out. This is about information, and turntablism has become a kind of underground news system getting that information out to the people.
RS: War Games is looking to increase awareness about what's going on around us, but it is done through the eyes of a DJ, so those who are into Spooky, Q-Bert, Mix Master Mike and the rest will be able to appreciate it. And there's a DVD filled with images and speeches that inspired the music, so you're getting both the audio and visual components.
Which relates back to something that you wrote in Rhythm Science, Paul, about the DJ being a media entity unto himself or herself.
PM: Yeah, to me the DJ is the new media. And what we're seeing right now with people like Rob and myself making their own media is just the latest in a long line of artists doing the same. War Games is updating the way hip-hop tells stories, the same way I'm doing with my film Rebirth of a Nation. Griffith's Birth of a Nation was propaganda, but was also the first film played for the White House. It was also a work of propaganda used to recruit members for the KKK.
It revitalized the Klan, which at the time had been seriously on the wane.
PM: Exactly. It was played at Klan rallies to get them to believe in a false version of American history, much in the same way 9/11 footage is being used. Birth of a Nation was the first film on that level to play games with perception, even down to race: The major black characters were actually played by whites in blackface.
Have we reached a point where musicians aren't just releasing music, but instead an entire sensorium of content?
RS: Absolutely.
PM: I was thinking about this after listening to Rob's album. Rob, you should take your scratches and release them all on iTunes as acapellas, so that people could download and remix them. That'd be ill.
RS: Yeah man, it would. Spooky came up with the idea! (Laughs). I decided to take the images that inspired me to make War Games and build a DVD out of them. That's the beauty of technology: You don't have to have millions of dollars to make a short film like that.
PM: With Rebirth of a Nation, I'm remixing Griffith's film live every time off of Pioneer DVJs. So I'm making a remix by applying DJ technique to film. And when I release the DVD, I'm going to have remixable elements of it online that DJs can download. I can only imagine the copyright clearance issues.
RS: Fuck it!
PM: Birth of a Nation is now copyright-free, so what I'm trying to do by remixing it is think about how artists make a statement about open-sourcing everything from art to software. People come after you over the slightest thing nowadays. I've never been sued. Have you?
RS: Not yet. Which is another reason that I feel like War Games is important. I don't really think there are too many people that actively seek out and share information. It's important to expose yourself to it all.
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Title 12 of the New York State Official Compilation of Codes, Rules and Regulations, Chapter 1, Subchapter B, Part 65.
(References to "Article" and "Section" are to Articles and Sections of the New York State Labor Law, unless otherwise indicated.)
Section § 65.1 Application.
(a) This Part shall apply to the filing, processing, hearing, consideration and determination of every proceeding wherein they may be relevant and appropriate.
(b) When no substantial right is prejudiced thereby, the Board may, on its own motion or that of any party, suspend the application of any provision of these rules in a specific proceeding, or waive compliance therewith.
Note: (Time periods prescribed by statute cannot be extended)
§ 65.2 Gender and Number.
(a) Words importing the singular number may extend to be applied to the plural, and vice versa.
(b) Words importing the masculine gender may be applied to the feminine gender.
(c) The word "person" shall include an individual, corporation, partnership, unincorporated association, or other legal entity, as context may require.
§ 65.3 Computation of time.
(a) In computing any period of time prescribed or allowed in these rules, the day from which the designated period begins to run shall not be included. The last day of the period so computed shall be included unless it is a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday, in which event the period runs until the end of the next day which is not a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday.
(b) When the period of time prescribed or allowed is less than seven days, Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays shall be excluded in the computation.
(c) Where a period of time prescribed by these rules except in the case of petitions required to commence a proceeding is measured from the service of a paper, and service is by mail, three days shall be added to the prescribed period.
(d) Where a period of time prescribed by these rules (except in the case of petitions required to commence a proceeding) is measured from the service of a paper, and service is by overnight delivery service, one (1) day shall be added to the prescribed period.
§ 65.4 Record address.
(a) All pleadings and papers filed with the Board shall contain the name, address and telephone number of the person filing the same. Any change in such information must be communicated promptly in writing to the Board.
(b) The failure to furnish such information shall be deemed a waiver of the right to notice and service under these Rules.
§ 65.5 Filing and Docketing.
(a) An original and three conformed copies of all papers required to be filed with the Board under these Rules shall be filed with the Board, at its Albany office.
(b) Unless otherwise ordered, all filing may be accomplished by first class mail or by personal service.
(c) Papers shall be deemed filed only upon receipt at the Board's office.
(d) Any pleading postmarked within the time provided for by these Rules shall be deemed timely filed.
(e) The Board shall maintain a docket of all cases, and all papers filed in such proceedings shall be appropriately docketed.
(f) The time period provided for the filing of petitions, applications and other documents may vary depending upon the specific nature of the proceeding. Reference is made to several provisions of Parts 66-73, inclusive, of this Subchapter, as they may apply to a relevant proceeding.
(g) Requests for extensions of time for the filing of any pleading or other paper must be received in advance of the date on which the pleading or paper is due to be filed.
§ 65.6 Party Status.
(a) The term party shall include a petitioner, an applicant, a respondent, an intervenor, an objector, and the Commissioner of Labor.
(b) The service of any petition, application or notice in a proceeding upon any person including the Commissioner of Labor or the department, either by a party or by the Board, shall constitute such person a party to such proceeding.
§ 65.7 Intervention.
(a) Intervention shall be permitted, if at all, in the Board's sole discretion.
(b) An application for leave to be heard or to intervene as a party shall be made in writing an original and three complete conformed copies. While the application may be made at any stage of a proceeding, it must be received by the Board prior to the commencement of the hearing.
(c) The application shall:
1. identify the applicant;
2. specify the interest of the applicant in the proceeding;
3. show that the applicant's participation will assist in the determination of the issues raised in the proceeding; and
4. show that such participation as the Board may permit will not unnecessarily delay the proceeding.
(d) If an application for leave to be heard or to intervene as a party is granted, the Board may limit the extent of and the terms on which such participation shall be permitted.
§ 65.8 Representatives of parties.
(a) Any party may appear in person, by an attorney-at-law or by a designated agent authorized to act in such capacity. Such authorization shall be set forth in a written statement signed by such party or by an appropriate officer thereof and filed with the Board.
(b) An attorney-at-law or designated agent of a party shall be deemed to control all matters respecting the interest of such party in the proceeding.
(c) Withdrawal of appearance of any representative may be effected by filing the original and two copies of a written notice of withdrawal with the Board.
(d) Attorneys or other authorized agents shall file an appearance notice on forms to be provided by the Board at the hearing.
§ 65.9 Service and notice by or on parties.
Proof of service shall be endorsed upon or annexed to all pleadings other than the initial application or petition and other papers to be submitted to or filed with the Board.
§ 65.10 Service and Notice by Board.
(a) Service and notice by the Board shall be accomplished by postage-prepaid first class mail. Service is deemed effected at the time of mailing.
(b) Service upon a party who has appeared through a representative shall be made upon such representative.
§ 65.11 Form.
(a) Except as provided herein, there are no specific requirements as to the form of any pleading. A pleading must contain information sufficient to identify the parties and include the Board's docket number, if assigned.
(b) Pleadings and other documents (other than exhibits) shall be legible, preferably typewritten or printed, double-spaced, on letter-size opaque paper (approximately 8-1/2 x 11 inches.)
§ 65.12 Pleadings and Motions.
(a) Reference is made to the various provisions of Parts 66-73, inclusive, of this Subchapter, for rules regarding pleadings.
(b) All motions, rulings and orders, except as otherwise provided for in any other of these Rules, shall become part of the record. Except by permission of the Board, rulings by the Hearing Officer during the conduct of a hearing shall not be appealed or referred directly to the Board, but shall be considered by the Board upon its review of the complete record.
(c) The right to make motions or to make objections to rulings shall not be deemed waived by participation in a proceeding.
§ 65.13 Motions Addressed to Pleading; Time for Filing.
(a) If any matter contained in a petition, answer or reply be frivolous, irrelevant, redundant, repetitious, unnecessary, impudent or scandalous, or may tend to embarrass or delay the fair hearing or consideration of a proceeding, the Board, on its own motion or on the motion of any party made on ten (10) days' notice of motion, may order such material stricken. In such case, the pleading will be deemed amended accordingly, or the Board may order that an amended pleading be served, omitting the objectionable material.
(b) If any material contained in a petition, answer or reply be so indefinite, uncertain or obscure that the precise meaning or application thereof is not readily apparent, the Board, on its own motion or on the motion of any party made on 10 days' notice of motion, may order the party responsible to file and serve an amended pleading.
(c) The motions referred to in subdivisions (a) and (b) of this section, shall be made by a party, within thirty (30) days after service of the petition, answer or reply.
(d) 1. Within thirty (30) days after the receipt of a petition, any Respondent may, upon ten (10) days' notice of motion, move for an order dismissing the petition where it appears that:
(i) the Board lacks jurisdiction in the matter;
(i) the petitioner is not an interested party; or
(iii) the petition fails to comply with the provisions of either Section 101 or the Board's Rules.
2. Thereafter, such motion shall be made only by permission of the Board.
§ 65.14 Failure to File.
Failure to file any pleading pursuant to these rules when due may, in the discretion of the Board, constitute a waiver of the right to further participation in the proceeding.
§ 65.15 Withdrawal of petition or application.
At any stage of a proceeding, a party may withdraw his petition or application, subject to the approval of the Board.
§ 65.16 Pre-hearing conference.
At any time before a hearing, the Board or the Hearing Officer, on their own motion or on motion of a party, may direct the parties or their representatives to exchange information or to participate in a pre-hearing conference for the purpose of considering matters which will tend to simplify the issues or expedite the proceeding.
§ 65.17 Bills of Particulars; Procedure.
Within eight days after issue is joined any party to a proceeding
under this Part may demand a bill of particulars from any other party of the
claim or contentions set forth in a pleading. Thereafter, such demand shall
be made only by motion to the Board.
A demand for a bill of particulars shall be made by serving a
written notice stating the items concerning which such particulars are desired.
If the party upon whom such notice is served is unwilling to give such particulars,
in whole or in part, he may move to vacate or modify such notice within eight
days after receipt thereof. Such motion shall be made on eight days' notice.
The notice or supporting papers shall specify clearly the objections and the
grounds therefor. If no such motion is made, the bill of particulars shall
be served within eight days after the demand therefor, unless the Board shall
otherwise direct.
The original demand
and, if a bill of particulars is served, the original and three copies of such
bill shall be filed promptly with the Board.
(d) In the event that a party fails to serve a bill of particulars, or where a bill of particulars is regarded as defective or insufficient by the party upon whom it is served, the Board, upon written application, may make an order of preclusion, direct the service of a further bill or grant such other order as it may deem proper. In the absence of special circumstances, application for such relief shall be made within eight days after the time to serve a bill has expired, or within eight days after the receipt of the bill claimed to be defective or insufficient, as the case may be. Such application shall be filed with the Board, with proof of service upon the other party attached or annexed thereto, and shall be returnable before the Board not less than eight days from the date of service.
§ 65.18 Discovery depositions and interrogatories.
(a) Except by order of the Board, discovery depositions of parties or witnesses, or interrogatories directed to parties or witnesses, shall not be allowed.
(b) In the event the Board grants an application for the conduct of such discovery proceedings, the order granting the same shall set forth appropriate terms and conditions governing the discovery.
§ 65.19 Failure to comply with orders for discovery.
If any party fails to comply with an order of the Board directing discovery in accordance with the provisions of these rules, the Board may issue appropriate orders.
§ 65.20 Subpoenas.
(a) The Board, by one or more members, shall have the power to issue subpoenas for and compel the attendance of witnesses and the production of books, contracts, papers, documents and other evidence. Applications for subpoenas shall be filed with the Board and such applications may be ex parte. The subpoena shall show on its face the name and address of the party at whose request the subpoena was issued.
(b) Any person served with a subpoena shall, within five days after the date of service of the subpoena upon him, move in writing to revoke or modify the subpoena if he does not intend to comply. All motions to revoke or modify shall be served on the party at whose request the subpoena was issued. The Board shall revoke or modify the subpoena if in its opinion the evidence whose production is required does not relate to any matter under investigation or in question in the proceeding, or the subpoena does not describe with sufficient particularity the evidence whose production is required, or if for any other reason sufficient in law the subpoena is otherwise invalid. The Board shall make a statement of procedural or other grounds for the ruling on the motion to revoke or modify. The motion to revoke or modify, any answer filed thereto and any ruling thereon, shall become a part of the record.
(c) Persons compelled to submit data or evidence at a public proceeding are entitled to retain or, on payment of lawfully prescribed costs, to procure copies of transcripts of the data or evidence submitted by them.
(d) Subpoena forms shall be requested and obtained from the Board, completed by the requesting party and submitted to the Board for issuance. Service of subpoenas shall be effected by the requesting party.
§ 65.21 Notice.
Notice of the time, place and nature of a hearing shall be given by the Board to the parties at least eight days in advance of such hearing.
§ 65.22 Hearing; who shall conduct; to be public unless otherwise ordered.
A hearing in any proceeding may be conducted by one or more Board members or an employee of the Board designated as a hearing officer by the Board. At any time a hearing officer may be designated by the Board to take the place of a person or persons previously designated to conduct a hearing. Every hearing shall be public unless otherwise ordered by the Board.
§ 65.23 Postponement.
(a) Postponement of a hearing ordinarily will not be allowed.
(b) Except in the case of an emergency or in unusual circumstances, no request for postponement will be considered unless received in writing at least three days in advance of the time set for the hearing.
(c) No postponement shall be allowed without Board approval.
§ 65.24 Failure to appear.
(a) Subject to the provisions of subdivision c of this section, the failure of a party to appear at a hearing shall be deemed to be a waiver of all rights except the rights to be served with a copy of the decision of the Board and to request Board review pursuant to Section 65.41 of this Part.
(b) Requests for reinstatement must be made, in the absence of extraordinary circumstances, within five days after the scheduled hearing date.
(c) The Board, upon a showing of good cause, may excuse such failure to appear, and in such event the hearing will be reopened.
§ 65.25 Payment of witness fees and mileage; fees of persons taking depositions.
Witnesses summoned before the Board or the hearing officer shall be paid the same fees and mileage that are paid witnesses under the provisions of the Civil Practice Law and Rules of the State of New York, and witnesses whose depositions are taken and the persons taking the same shall severally be entitled to the same fees as are paid for like services in the courts of the State of New York. Witness fees and mileage shall be paid by the party at whose instance the witness appears, and the person taking a deposition shall be paid by the party at whose instance the deposition is taken.
§ 65.26 Transcript of testimony.
Hearings shall be transcribed verbatim. A copy of the transcript of testimony taken at the hearing, duly certified by the reporter, shall be maintained on file with the Board. Copies of the transcript may be obtained by the parties upon written application filed with the Board pursuant to the provisions of Part 73 of this Subchapter.
§ 65.27 Duties and powers of hearing officer.
A member or employee of the Board designated to conduct a hearing or investigation shall have the following duties and powers:
(a) to conduct any investigation ordered by the Board;
(b) to report findings of investigations to the Board;
(c) to hold and conduct a hearing, when ordered by the Board, relating to any matterpertaining to the Board's exercise of its functions;
(d) to call, examine and cross-examine witnesses;
(e) to record the testimony of any such witness, or to obtain from such witness a written statement, under oath or affirmation, on matters pertinent, relevant or necessary to the investigation;
(f) to examine and receive any document or other evidence which is deemed pertinent, relevant or necessary to the investigation;
(g) to receive offers of proof, to receive evidence and testimony and to receive any objections to such offers of proof, or evidence and testimony, at or during any hearing;
(h) to regulate, in any matter, the course of the hearing, subject to confirmation by the Board;
(i) to hold conferences for the settlement or simplification of the issues, on consent of the parties, and to report thereon, with recommendations, to the Board; and
(j) to continue an investigation or hearing from day to day or adjourn same to a later date or to a different place by announcement thereof at the hearing or by other notice.
65.28 Duties and powers of Board members.
(a) to administer oaths and affirmations;
(b) to take affidavits;
(c) to issue subpoenas for and compel the attendance of witnesses and the production of books, contracts, papers, documents and other evidence;
(d) to rule upon petitions to revoke, amend or modify subpoenas or subpoenas duces tecum, subject to confirmation by the Board;
(e) to rule upon offers of proof and receive relevant evidence;
(f) to dispose of procedural requests or similar matters; and
(g) to allow any petition, answer or other paper in any proceeding to be supplemented, amended or corrected, provided that such change does not operate to prejudice a party's cause or unduly broaden or alter the issues of a proceeding.
§ 65.29 Rules of evidence.
The Board and the hearing officer shall not be bound by technical rules of procedure and evidence.
§ 65.30 Burden of proof.
§ 65.31 Examination of witnesses.
Witnesses shall be examined orally under oath or affirmation. Opposing parties shall have the right to cross-examine any witness whose testimony is introduced by an adverse party.
§ 65.32 Exclusion from hearing; striking testimony.
Contumacious or contemptuous conduct before the Board or hearing officer shall be ground for exclusion from a hearing. The refusal of a witness at any hearing to answer a question which has been found by the Board to be proper shall, in the discretion of the Board, be ground for striking of all or any part of the testimony previously given by such witness on related matters.
§ 65.33 Objections.
(a) Any objection with respect to the conduct of the hearing, including any objection to the introduction of evidence or a ruling by the hearing officer, may be stated orally or in writing, accompanied by a short statement of the grounds for the objection, and shall be included in the record. No such objection shall be deemed waived by further participation in the hearing.
(b) Whenever evidence is excluded from the record, the party offering such evidence may make an offer of proof, which shall be included in the record of the proceeding.
§ 65.34 Deposition in lieu of oral testimony; application; procedures; form; rulings.
(a) An application to take the deposition of a witness in lieu of oral testimony shall be in writing and shall set forth the reasons such deposition should be taken, the name and address of the witness, the matters concerning which it is expected he will testify and the time and place proposed for the taking of the deposition, together with the name and address of the person before whom it is desired that the deposition be taken for purposes of this section, hereinafter referred to as the officer. Such application shall be filed with the Board, with proof of service thereof on all other parties. If the application is granted, the Board shall make and serve on the parties an order which specifies the name of the witness whose deposition is to be taken and the time, place and designation of the officer before whom the witness is to testify. Such officer may or may not be the officer specified in the application.
(b) Such deposition may be taken before any officer authorized to administer oaths by the laws of the State of New York, or of the place where the examination is held.
(c) At the time and place specified in the order, the officer designated to take such deposition shall permit the witness to be examined and cross-examined under oath or affirmation by all parties appearing, and the questions asked of and answers given by the witness shall be recorded verbatim and reduced to typewriting by the officer or under his direction. All objections to questions or evidence shall be deemed waived unless made at the examination. The officer shall not have power to rule upon any objection, but he shall note them upon the deposition. The testimony shall be subscribed by the witness in the presence of the officer, who shall attach his certificate stating that the witness was duly sworn by him, that the deposition is a true record of the testimony and exhibits given by the witness, and that the officer is not of counsel or attorney to any of the parties nor interested in the proceeding. If the deposition is not signed by the witness because he is ill, dead, cannot be found, or refuses to sign it, such fact shall be included in the certificate of the officer and the deposition may be used as fully as though signed. The officer shall immediately deliver an original and four copies of the transcript, together with his certificate, in person or by certified mail to the Board at its Albany office.
(d) The Board shall rule upon the admissibility of the deposition or any part thereof.
(e) The right to object to any error or irregularity that does not comply with the provisions of this section shall be deemed waived unless a motion to suppress the deposition or some part thereof is made with reasonable promptness after such defect is, or with due diligence might have been, discovered.
(f) If the parties so stipulate in writing, the deposition may be taken before any person at any time or place, upon any notice and in any manner, and when so taken may be used as other depositions.
§ 65.35 Exhibits.
(a) All exhibits offered in evidence shall be numbered and marked with a designation identifying the party by whom the exhibit is offered.
(b) In the absence of objection by another party, exhibits shall be admitted into evidence as a part of the record, unless excluded by the Board upon proper ground.
(c) Unless the Board finds it impractical, a copy of each exhibit shall be provided by the offering party to the other parties, and the Board.
(d) All exhibits offered, but denied admission into evidence, shall be identified as in subdivision (a) of this section and shall be placed in a separate file designated for rejected exhibits.
§ 65.36 Filing of Briefs and Proposed Findings with Board; Oral Argument at Hearing.
Any party shall be entitled, upon request, to a reasonable period before the close of the hearing for oral argument, which shall be included in the stenographic report of the hearing. Any party shall be entitled, upon request made before the close of the hearing, to file a brief, proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law, or both, with the Board. The Hearing Officer may fix a reasonable period of time for such filing.
§ 65.37 Submission Without Hearing or Appearance.
With leave of the Board, any proceeding
where sufficient facts have been admitted, stipulated or otherwise included
in the record may be submitted at any time for decision or other appropriate
action upon consent of all parties. SUB - PART F DECISIONS
§ 65.38 Record of Proceedings.
(a) The Hearing Officer shall, within a reasonable time after any hearing held, transmit the record of the proceeding together with his report to the Board for decision.
(b) The record in any proceeding held pursuant to this Part shall include: the petition or application; the answer; the reply, if any; motions and requests filed in written form and rulings thereon; any documents or papers filed in connection with pre-hearing conferences; the transcript of the testimony taken at the hearing, together with the exhibits admitted in evidence; any written statement, objections or briefs that may have been filed.
§ 65.39 Decision of the Board.
Within a reasonable time after any hearing held pursuant to this Part, the Board shall make, and issue to each affected party, a decision which shall be in the form of a resolution adopted by a majority vote of the Board. Such resolution shall contain findings of fact and law upon which the decision is based.
§ 65.40 Finality for Purposes of Judicial Review.
A resolution of decision of the
Board shall be final, subject to judicial review as provided in the Labor Law.
§ 65.41 Reconsideration of Petition or Application.
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- Developer: Capcom
- Publisher: Capcom
- Genre: Role-Playing Console-style RPG
- Release Date: Apr 30, 1998
- ESRB: Teen
Gene Spliciing II
Apart from the more simle combinations, advanced and particular combinations exist that will create very powerful results:
Kaiser II - "Infinity", "Radiance", and "Trance". You can control this version of the Kaiser, though the attacks will be somewhat weaker than the uncontrollable version, but you can use Kaiser Breath along with your normal abilities like Vigor, and you wont atack your allies!
Tiamat - "Shadow", "Trance", and "Gross". One of the coolest creatures you'll ever see in this game and VERY powerful.
Mammoth - "Miracle", "???" gene, and "Force". A more powerful version of the Behemoth.
Myrmidon - "Power", "Trance", and another gene of your choice. An extremely powerful version of the Warrior.
Wild Fire - "Miracle", T"horn", and "Reverse". A Trygon-colored whelp.
Pygmy - "Mutant", "???" gene, and "Trance". A small, cute snake-like dragon. Not very powerful though.
NOTE: Most of these combos are very powerful and should be used primarily in boss battle because they consume quite a bit of AP. Feel free to experiment though.
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Serving up modern takes on an ancient cuisine and making a great addition to the ripening Design District scene is Domo Japones.
It's housed in what was Miami's first post office, and inside are an artsy print of a young, nude Naomi Campbell, provocative collages and paintings and photos by local artists. Owner Amir Ben-Zion has partnered in such ventures as The Townhouse, Miss Yip and Bond Street Sushi Lounge on South Beach and New York with great success.
The staff sport tattoos, piercings and/or tall and lanky good looks, and they do seem to know a bit about the menu. Drinks, on the other hand, are trickier: Our waiters didn't know the difference between a chardonnay and a pinot grigio.
Maybe the most attractive thing about Domo is it's simple but eclectic appetizer menu, which puts out a range of expertly prepared delicacies from black edamame with sweet soy sauce and yuzu to miso-glazed eggplant three ways (chili, sweet and sesame).
The miso broth successfully merges earth and sea with dots of silken tofu, strands of briny wakame and divinely funky Nameko mushrooms. Veal cheek gyoza in a feathery wrapping and a tantalizing pomegranate-based vinegar sauce is another winner, while the oily panko-breaded sweetbreads and bacon are a rare disappointment. Try instead the crunchy, cigarette-sized spring roll sticks stuffed with black tiger shrimp. These harumaki, or Japanese style spring rolls, are served with a mouth-puckering sweet citrus ponzu sauce.
Sashimi is also uniformly appealing with its subdued saucing and high quality plate companions. A Usu-Zukuri -- meaning super thinly sliced -- white fish is expertly topped with tiny shards of jalepeño, chunky sea salt and a blood orange sauce. Similarly treated yellowtail jalapeño is a subtle sensation. Touches like that make this more than just another sushi joint trying to make a buck, and thanks for that go in part to chef de cuisine Timon Balloo, who cooked at Azul, Chef Allen and La Broche, and sushi chef Naohiro "Nao" Higuchi formerly of Nobu at Atlantis, Paradise Island and Sushisamba.
You're in murkier waters when it comes to the more creative rolls. Some may like their raw salmon with pesto sauce and sundried tomato but I don't. Still, a surprisingly tasty pineapple, shrimp and prosciutto combo does somersaults on the tongue, and an interesting barbecued eel almost works with the shower of coconut, avocado and sweet balsamic soy.
Bistro dishes can also run hot and cold. While I savored a stewy (if overly salty) rendition of filet mignon sliced and served in a rich mushroom and potato studded sansho pepper sauce, a towering platter of slimy but somehow dry cod in dishwatery broth had me politely picking bits off to the side of my plate. Yet, I drool just remembering the perfect ramen bowl with its shredded bits of roast pork and fatty pork belly and a runny egg on top.
Desserts, too, extend just beyond the ordinary. A bit of sea salt kicks up that aged rock star of a molten chocolate cake. And though the flower tea was not available on my visits, an array of fruity sorbets made a good sweet finish for a meal that really deserves a sincere thank you, or domo in Japones, which is Spanish for Japanese.
Don't you just love Miami?
Domo Japones, 4000 NE Second Ave., Design District; 305-573-5474; dinner only; 5:30 p.m.-midnight, Tues-Wed, 5:30 p.m.-2 a.m. Thurs-Sat; appetizers $9-$12, entrees $17-$29, individual sashimi pieces $3-$7, sides $3-$6, desserts $5-$7.
FYI: Full bar; corkage $25; prix-fixe menu available until 7 p.m.; metered street parking available; valet $10. Reservations accepted and available at www.opentable.com. AX, MC, Primecard, VS.
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Over the past eight years, we've watched fun foursome travelswithkids climb Indonesia's temples, run around South Korea, safari in Swaziland, seek out all our "most pleasant stereotypes" about the Swiss Alps, and enjoy many places in between. Their latest travels took them south to Puerto Rico for sunny days at El Morro and a bit of rum (for parents only, of course).
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8 ounces bittersweet baking chocolate
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2 cups flour
36 milk chocolate kiss-shaped candies, unwrapped
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Loren Williams of Tri Center, Iowa per intermat at 149/157
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From Hawks1010
3-time state placewinner (2-time champ) lost first round of state freshmen year and wrestled back for 3rd. Tough kid will add quality depth the the middle of the lineup. I think he has about a 151-13 career record from what I could find with 11 of those losses coming his freshmen year.
From Clone83
I saw that Loren's former teammate at Tri-Center, Trevor Paulson, is on the ISU roster, which probably helps. Trevor is Travis and Trent's nephew, I think, and I see has an active Twitter account, including a recent picture of the new wrestling room. Tri-Center is a wrestling power in that area year in and year out, though neighboring schools Logan-Magnolia to the north, and Underwood to the west, are also good usually and unlike Tri-Center, which once finished second, have some Iowa state team titles. I think Tri-Center won the Omaha North tournament last season against some of Nebraska's best large schools. They are currently strong and get a lot of support from the community.
Loren's record at state is pretty outstanding, after losing as a freshman (his first match) and coming back to take third, and winning two titles since.
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My only concern with booking The Stones is they would have to sacrifice some of the great undercard we had last year to afford to book a band like that.
My only concern with booking The Stones is that they have pretty much sucked since about 1982.
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On record yes, but I've seen them three time in the 28 years since and they are still a fantastic live show..., similar to McCartney, doesn't matter how old they are, the set list they can put together is simply beyond reproach and they still somehow are able to bring it live.
Trust me, would be a fantastic, fantastic show...Hot Rocks plus ten
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Not interested. They're practically catatonic at this point.
The stones are long past due.
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I saw the Stones on their Babylon tour in like 98. I was a kid and I wasn't impressed. Blues Traveler opened and stole the show imo. You really don't want this at Coachella. If your really fiending for some stones, pay 100 bucks and see them in a stadium the next time they come around.
Acts like Prince and Roger Waters are special headliners for me since they are acts I wouldn't see outside of Coachella (though its not because I don't like them). I see the Stones in a same light. It would be great to see them once, and it would be even better if it was Coachella where my $300 tickets gets me them plus everyone else.
It's official, Keith Richard has just confirmed the Stones will be touring in 2011. And that it will be their last tour (I actually believe it this time!).
I am not a huge Stones fan, but they would be a huge headliner for any festival. However, I am not sure they would play Coachella. I think they can make more money playing their own mega-gigs in Southern California. They would probably do Bonnarroo or something.
One of the drawbacks of the Stones is the huge number of fratboy bro's they bring out. Expect lots of high fives, chest thumping and loud comments of 'how epic' this will be through the 3 days.
It will be their 50th anniversary in 2012. So they will tour by then. And (of course) it will be dubbed the 50th anniversary tour.
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ick...... please no stones, Eagles, Credence.. any of that mess.
I honestly do not like the Stones at all. That being said, they'd be a cool headliner for day 3. And I agree with what someone said above, I'd never pay to see them on their own tour so them playing Coachella is about the only chance I'd get. And we all know all their songs anyway. I'm sure they put on a good show. They aren't as good as McCartney or Waters but I'd take them over the Who or U2.


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