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Charlie Villanueva misses team flight Monday, but it's all good now, isn't it?
Apr 6, 2010, 6:51 PM EST
This probably should have happened 50 games ago, but the Pistons are a slow pot to boil.
Monday afternoon, the frustration of losing — and losing a lot — finally boiled over at Pistons practice. There was the coach kicking a ball. Plenty of finger pointing. Arguments. Angry tweets after the fact.
To top it all off, Charlie Villanueva missed the team flight to Philadelphia for the team's game against the Sixers Tuesday.
He later caught a commercial flight and joined the team, then just kind of blew it all off when talking to Pistons.com.
"It was just me being frustrated," Villanueva said in a video interview. "Venting a little. It's been a frustrating year. It's just one of those things that I wanted to vent a little bit. But it is what it is — leave it at that and get ready for tonight…
"I look at myself in the mirror first," Villanueva said. "I hate to point fingers. That's not what I do. I've been frustrated with the way I've been playing. I haven't been playing to the best of my ability. It's been a frustrating year for me and the team."
He can expect a frustrating fine from the team for all this. Just to add to the fun.
Ask a Pistons fan to define frustrating and they likely will answer "Charlie Villanueva." He got a healthy five-year, $35 million contract then has put up 11.7 points, 4.7 rebounds a game and has seen his minutes plummet. Lately always under 20 a contest. If they don't use his name, they'll say Ben Gordon.
Joe Dumars can get part of the blame – Villanueva's shooting numbers are pretty much what they have always been (he taking fewer shots, however). He was never really worth that deal. However, he's not playing well, his assists are down and his turnovers are way up over previous years.
Getting angry is one thing. Doing something about it is something else. And at this point, there just isn't really anything meaningful the Pistons can do.
- Max in Missouri - Apr 7, 2010 at 12:35 PM
How does the state of the Pistons really surprise anyone? How did anyone think that BG and Vil were the answers to the team's problems? As a Cavs' fan, I was pretty much like "well, that pretty much screws the Pistons for years to come". BG is just a shooter and a liability at the other end. Vil is just a strange hairless body…although I guess I could see signing him for the eyebrow freak-out-the-opponent advantage. Anyway, I think the Pistons are kinda screwed for a while unless they wanna take back a different bad contract in exchange for one of their summer mistakes.
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WINTERS (CBS13) – Police have identified the man accused of shooting and killing a Winters woman Monday morning while she sat in her SUV.
Police say the suspect, William Carl Gardner III, is the woman's ex-boyfriend.
Leslie Pinkston was sitting in a black BMW SUV at 312 Railroad Avenue near Edwards Street, when someone fired three shots into the vehicle at close range, according to Winters police.
"From what we can see, it appears she was sitting in the vehicle," said an officer. "We don't know if the suspect…was he inside the vehicle or outside the vehicle."
On Monday night, family and friends gathered for a vigil at the place Leslie was killed.
"You know we all grew up with Leslie," friend Christy Bautista said. "We love her so much."
Loved ones shed tears, hugs and memories of Pinkston, who leaves behind a little girl.
"Leslie would help anybody that needed anything and had the biggest heart, and was the best mother," said Bautista.
Pinkston was rushed to the hospital, clinging to life.
"We were hopeful. I was hopeful, but then I got the news she was no longer with us, and I still can't believe it," friend Zaida Demment said.
Winters police Chief Sergio Gutierrez says the suspect is "coldblooded to take the life of another person" and "is a threat to the community and public."
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Gardner was ordered by a court to stay 100 yards away from Pinkston, her daughter and her mother until April, 2014. That order came after Gardner allegedly went to Pinkston's mother's home and threw a chair through the front window, hitting a vehicle in the driveway. He was charged with vandalism and making threats.
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euronews, Babak Kamiar: Mr. Reza Taghizadeh, is the IAEA report and the subsequent resolution a victory for the Iranian government?
Reza Taghizadeh: Not at all. The anger expressed by Iranian diplomats about the resolution shows Iran's complete dismay over its content. At the same time, the US president and his envoys welcomed its adoption. It shows Western countries are co-ordinating their future political or economic policies towards Iran together.
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Reza Taghizadeh: We cannot deny the extraordinary approach of the IAEA, but Iran's situation amongst the Agency's members is also extraordinary.The IAEA's approach, including publication of documents about Iran's covert activities, is the result of the way Iran has acted.
euronews: To what extent will the West be committed to the policy of dialogue instead of military measures? Experience, at least of the past few years, shows world powers don't hesitate to go for the military option if it is in their interests to do so.
Reza Taghizadeh: I shall disagree with you on this. They do hesitate when it comes to military action but the West and the international community still have some possibilities which can be utilised before engaging in a war. They can impose sanctions on the Central Bank of Iran. Anyway, as long as Iran does not feel that the danger of military approach is there, it does not seem that it would change course over its nuclear programme.
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Reza Taghizadeh: The answer to this question depends on whether we can see coherence among Iranian politicians. In my opinion, such coherence does not exist at the moment. Those who lean towards the right of the Iranian political spectrum, particularly the Revolutionary Guards, may even welcome the military strike option because then they will have an excuse to have a tighter grip on society.
Those in the middle want to break this deadlock but they do not have the power to do so.
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Drivers in western Australia were shocked when a fellow motorist suddenly jumped out of his car and started headbutting other vehicles.
The incident happened during rush hour Monday on a freeway in Perth, and was caught on camera by several passing drivers.
"It was at about 7 p.m. I was heading down to Freeway South and all the traffic just stopped," one of the motorists, who gave only his first name, Jordan, told WAToday. "It was like the movie 'World War Z,' where the zombies just run into cars. He was exactly like that and I thought 'Oh sh*t, it's the zombie apocalypse.'"
The scene unfolded after the man crashed his car into an unoccupied Volkswagen sitting in the emergency lane, according to Perth Now.
He then got out of his car and began jumping on and headbutting other vehicles, according to several eye witnesses.
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AT&T continues to flesh out their 4G capable smartphone offerings with a device that some might consider a "superphone," as the term has been coined recently. Take a goosed up, Samsung Hummingbird processor at 1.2GHz, drop in Samsung's gorgeous and gargantuan 4.5-inch Super AMOLED Plus display, power it with Android 2.2 (Froyo) along with a few tweaks of Samsung' s handset UI and you have what's affectionately known as the Infuse 4G. That said, the Infuse isn't actually going to run at true 4G speeds on AT&T's network, but rather their HSPA+ technology, but you knew that. Or did you?
The kicker here is that though AT&T recently announced a 4G LTE rollout is coming this summer, the transition is expected to be a slow ramp. So where does that leave current AT&T customers with devices like the Infuse 4G? In short, for the time being, AT&T's HSPA+ network is about as fast as you're going to get for now if you're on contract already. So, how fast and capable is AT&T's HSPA+ network and the Infuse 4G? You're about to find out.
|Processor and Memory
|Samsung 1.2GHz Hummingbird (ARM Cortex A8)
16GB built-in, 2GB microSD card pre-installed
|Operating System
|Android 2.2
|HSDPA 21 Mbps, HSUPA 3.6 Mbps
Bluetooth v3.0 with A2DP
Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n; DLNA
|4.5-inch Super AMOLED Plus screen
|Size and Weight
|132 x 71 x 9 mm
4.9 ounces
|Cameras and Multimedia
|8 megapixel camera with LED flash, auto-focus
front-facing 1.3 megapixel camera
3.5mm Stereo Headset Jack
|Additional Features
|Mobile Hotspot capability
Samsung Media Hub
|Usage Time: Up to 480 Minutes
Standby Time: Up to 400 Hours
|Verizon Wireless
|In-Box Content
|Standard Lithium Ion Battery 1750mAh
2GB microSD card preinstalled
Wall/USB charger
Product Safety & Warranty Brochure
Quick Reference Guide
|$199.99 with a new two-year customer agreement
Surprisingly, this 4.5-inch beauty, as large as it is, doesn't carry a weight proportional to its dimensions. At just 4.9oz., it's one of the lighter smartphones on the market right now and it helps the feeling of "pocketability" with the device. In addition, its 1.2GHz processor is powered by a rather stout 1750mAh battery and Samsung's new Super AMOLED Plus display reportedly consumes less power on average versus their previous generation Super AMOLED screens. All, told the Infuse 4G is a potent package on paper. Let's get a closer look at its design and build quality...
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Nice, but this is going to get destroyed by the EVO 3d in almost every area.
Just sent this review to my brother who's been thinking about this phone since you guys announced it a while back.. I love my Vibrant and most importantly tmo's hspda+ (when it works) but i'm not sold on at&t's coverage/speed currently.. not happy about this buyout either ;(
Kind of reminds me of my Captivate. I hear people are having problems with 2.2 update I am going to stay at 2.1.
Glad to read battery life is better.
In your opinion Dave is the build quality better than the Captivate?
Cant wait to read your review of the Galaxy S 2.
Heya TBird, The Infuse 4G is a styled and built like a lot of phones in Samsung's Galaxy/Captivate line. The build quality is good but the materials are very light-weight. I personally prefer a heavier-built phone but some folks will really like how light the phone is. Get a good protective case and you should be good to go.
Good review. I am really sick of my iPhone 4, because it is so boring. I will either get this or the HTC Inspire.
The only issue I have found with Samsung is they are really slow to push out updates. I got the 2.2 update from HTC for my EVO about 3 months before it was available for my wife's Samsung phone.
I will say this from personal experience. This phone has an exceptionally nice screen on it. I went to Att to check out there service contracts (which for me is the cheapest over anyone but not with unlimited data and call minutes which I don't really need) This phone is quite incredible to look at and the display was hands down better than anything I have seen yet.
On first initialmpression i might think that the screen is a bit too big for me personally but I do think that the bigger screen real estate would be a boon for some users as well as having rather decent photo and vid performance. What I like about the review as well was seeing how acceptable the HD vid was . The screen looks great as well.
I'm a T-Mobile customer and I have an old Blackberry 8900. Its time for an upgrade and I'm at a crossroads whether to choose a HTC Sensation or the Samsung Galaxy II!!! Nowadays its all about how fast the processor is, how gorgeous the display is, .....just like comparing computers!!! Ugghhhhh and the tech keeps changing so fast that the phone becomes outdated so soon.......
I like the design and form factor... However... Those Samsung AMOLED screens really mess with me. White looks blue to me and that was the main reason I didn't get the epic and went with the EVO. I'm really happy with my EVO and look forward to checking out the EVO3D looks like HTC has their finger close to the pulse of society.
I just have to say, I had the Samsung Captivate and switched to the Infuse. I LOVE it! The display is unbelievably awesome! And quite honestly, the size isn't really THAT noticeable once you have had a phone the size of the Captivate anyways. Don't get me wrong, I loved my Captivate, but this Infuse is by far the best phone I have ever had! My husband has the Iphone, and he constantly jokes that I have a mini A-Pad. But he keeps asking, "Hey, let me see your phone for a minute."........I am sure he will be getting one soon! LOL!


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Celebrates on-time delivery of Challenger 350 business jet to Warren Buffett's NetJets.
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After facing repeated delays on its CSeries jet, Bombardier Aerospace is celebrating the on-time delivery of a new Challenger 350 business jet to Warren Buffett's NetJets.
The plane, an upgraded version of the Challenger 300 business jet, formally entered service on Friday at the Westchester County airport in White Plains, N.Y. It received certification from the FAA this week and from Transport Canada earlier this month.
The plane was launched last May at a Geneva air show with the help of pilot and actor John Travolta. "We have come into service completely on time," said Bombardier spokeswoman Fauve Castagna, adding NetJets is due to take delivery of eight jets this year.
For Bombardier, it was welcome news as its CSeries development program continues to experience delays, including an engine fire last month during a routine ground test that caused damage to the aircraft.
Bombardier spokesman Marc Duchesne said officials along with engine maker Pratt & Whitney are working hard to fix the problem. Duchesne expects the CSeries test vehicle will resume flying in the next few weeks.
However, the CSeries jet won't be heading to next month's Farnborough Air Show in England, an event considered critical for those showcasing new aircraft to prospective buyers.
"We need to focus on putting the aircraft back in the air, and getting the flight test hours," said Duchesne, adding mock-ups of the passenger cabin and the flight deck will be on display.
Bombardier is insisting the engine problem won't disrupt plans to have the CSeries in service in by the second half of 2015, which is already behind the original schedule and over budget.
Similarly, Bombardier had to delay the maiden flight of its Learjet 85 for a few weeks earlier this year due to software problems, even though Bombardier CEO Pierre Beaudoin had boasted at an investor day event that the plane was ready to fly.
But McGill University business professor Karl Moore argues that both the Learjet 85 and CSeries planes are very complicated projects with start-from-scratch designs, instead of being updates of existing planes.
Moore added that there's great symbolism in the fact that it was a Warren Buffett company that chose Bombardier's Challenger 350.
"It's also critical right now because the CSeries is not producing revenue," so any business jet revenue can help given that the CSeries is a cash drain, Moore added.
Bombardier Business Aircraft president Éric Martel presented the ceremonial keys to NetJets chairman and CEO Jordan Hansell before unveiling the aircraft.
The plane, which can seat up to 10 passengers, has a longer range than the Challenger 300 jet, with the capability to fly from New York to Los Angeles, or from Paris to Dubai.
"This is the first of up to 200 Challenger 350 aircraft that we have on order from Bombardier over the next 10 years," said Hansell in a news release.
The jet has its final assembly at the Montreal plant with some parts built at Bombardier's plants in Northern Ireland and Mexico.
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SUNNYVALE, Calif., Jan. 8, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Amarantus BioScience, Inc. (OTCQB: AMBS), a biotechnology company discovering and developing treatments for diseases associated with protein misfolding and apoptosis, today announced that Dr. John W. Commissiong, CSO will present results of its MANF Parkinson's disease neurorestoration animal studies at the OneMedForum SF 2013 conference on Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at 4:40pm ET. The presentation will be webcast live at the link: http://onemedplace.com/forum/webcast/. Advisor Dr. Joseph Rubinfeld will follow Dr. Commissiong's data presentation, and briefly discuss MANF's potential in areas beyond Parkinson's disease.
OneMedForum SF 2013 is an international healthcare conference where emerging private and small cap public companies present to, and meet with investors of all types including high net worth individuals, alternative investors, asset managers, hedge funds, institutional investors, and venture capitalists.
Dr. John Commissiong, Chief Scientific Officer
Dr. Commissiong has served as the Chief Scientific Officer and a Director of Amarantus since co-founding the Company in 2008. Dr. Commissiong was Head of the Neurotrophic Factors Group and the Neural Transplantation lab at the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. He has an over 30 year career in researching disorders of the Central Nervous System. Dr. Commissiong's lab discovered MANF in 2003. The work pioneered by Dr. Commissiong has led to significant advancements in the field of astrocyte-neuron biology. Dr. Commissiong believes understandind astrocyte-neuron biology will lead to a new generation of therapies brought to market for the treatment brain-related disorders. Dr. Commissiong holds a Ph.D. in Neurophysiology from the University of Southampton.
Dr. Joseph Rubinfeld, Advisor
Dr. Rubinfeld is one of the four original co-founders of Amgen. Dr. Rubinfeld co-founded Amgen after a 23 year career in a variety of senior scientific and operational positions at Bristol Myers Squibb. Dr. Rubinfeld served as a Senior Director at Cetus Corporation from 1987 to 1990 until co-founded SuperGen in 1991, and served as its President & CEO through 2003. Dr. Rubinfeld is credited with inventing Amoxicillin, biodegradeable detergent and polaroid film. Dr. Rubinfeld received his PhD in Chemistry from Columbia University.
A link to bios of executives on the Amarantus Board of Advisors can be found here: http://www.amarantus.com/about-us/corporate-advisory-board.html
About OneMedForum
Established in 2008, OneMedForum is the conference component of OneMedPlace, which provides an integrated media platform to showcase the best ideas and innovations in health and medicine globally. The media platform also includes: OneMedRadio; OneMedTV, OneMedSentinel; a global database of companies; and OneMedResearch, which tracks promising lesser-known microcap public companies. For more information visit the conference website. www.onemedforum.com
About Amarantus Bioscience, Inc.
Amarantus Bioscience, Inc. is a development-stage biotechnology company founded in January 2008. The Company has a focus on developing certain biologics surrounding the intellectual property and proprietary technologies it owns to treat and/or diagnose Parkinson's disease, Traumatic Brain Injury and other human diseases. The Company owns the intellectual property rights to a therapeutic protein known as Mesencephalic-Astrocyte-derived Neurotrophic Factor ("MANF") and is developing MANF-based products as treatments for brain disorders. The Company also is a Founding Member of the Coalition for Concussion Treatment (#C4CT), a movement initiated in collaboration with Brewer Sports International seeking to raise awareness of new treatments in development for concussions and nervous-system disorders. For further information please visit www.Amarantus.com.
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This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such statements include, but are not limited to, statements about the possible benefits of MANF therapeutic applications and/or advantages presented by Amarantus' PhenoGuard technology, as well as statements about expectations, plans and prospects of the development of Amarantus' new product candidates. These forward-looking statements are subject to a number of risks, uncertainties and assumptions, including the risks that the anticipated benefits of the therapeutic drug candidates or discovery platforms, as well as the risks, uncertainties and assumptions relating to the development of Amarantus' new product candidates, including those identified under "Risk Factors" in Amarantus' most recently filed Annual Report on Form 10-K and Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q and in other filings Amarantus periodically makes with the SEC. Actual results may differ materially from those contemplated by these forward-looking statements Amarantus does not undertake to update any of these forward-looking statements to reflect a change in its views or events or circumstances that occur after the date of this presentation. This press release does not represent an offer to buy or sell securities.
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|Hi Radhi, I am writing to let you what an amazing addition you and your string quartet were to the wedding. I only wish I could have been more appreciative on Sunday and that I could have talked with you at length, but alas, I was quite caught up in my wedding. When I first heard you playing I was getting ready in the bridal quarters and, while I am proud to say that I did not cry at all during my wedding, I almost became a faucet when I first heard you play! It was so beautiful! When I heard you play the very first notes, it was like my wedding was starting at that very moment and the whole day was brought to life. It was at that moment that it all began, as all my bridesmaids and flower girls prepared for the processional and scampered around the room to the lovely music that you played. All of my guests have repeated the sentiments to me that you added a beautiful touch to the event. I will recommend you for future weddings or any lovely event where your playing would be appropriate. You are a very talented man for having put together such an amazing group, but even more importantly, you espouse a love and happiness that transcends your music. The extra effort that you made to specialize the songs was more than many others would have done for me! Last, when you played my first dance, "Stand By Me," it was a dream come true and I will cherish that moment always. Deepest and sincere thanks,
|We had the String Poets play at our Catholic ceremony and their music was beautiful! The whole day was a big blur but I knew that the music was great after all of our guests asked about them and complimented them. Then when we watched our video - we again saw how wonderful they were! Highly recommend and Radhi was Super easy to work with!
|I just wanted to take the time to say thank you. You and your group did an amazing job at our wedding reception. The music was absolutely beautiful and I could not have asked for anything better. Your professionalism was amazing and we got so many compliments on you guys. My only regret is that I did not get the chance to thank you personally after the ceremony. You definitely made our ceremony more special and gave it that romantic touch we were looking for. Again, thank you so much. And we will definitely recommend your services in the future to those who are looking for a string quartet.
|I couldn't have been more pleased. These guys sounded just perfect! They played a non-traditional piece for me as I walked down the aisle - Dvorak's Humoresque No.7 as well as other pieces we selected for the reception. They are finely skilled musicians and I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a string trio (they also have a string quartet) for their event.
|I could not have been more pleased with the String Poets Quartet! They sounded beautiful, were professional, and they were extremely grateful to have been a part of the ceremony. I had quite a few special request and they performed them above and beyond what I could have ever expected!
|Radhi, I cannot thank you and your colleagues enough for the beautiful music at Sarah's wedding. When I had my final review with the owner, Mark Lynch, I urged him to add the String Poets to their list of preferred vendors -- so I hope he does follow through. My husband still raves about how beautifully played the two musical interludes were (Puccini & Bernstein) and we had many friends at the wedding who are serious chamber music loves and they could not stop talking about the music -- with thanks, Gerry Otremba
|Radhi & Company, Kelly and I wanted to offer another word of heartfelt thanks to you guys. We were so pleased with the role (and great music) you played at our wedding celebration last weekend! You helped make it an unforgettable weekend. We will of course recommend you to anyone who asks and we hope we can attend an event in the future that features the String Poets! Our thanks, Dan & Kelly
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Buffet ranges between 400-500.but of course they will drive you to pay 500ph. theonly difference between the 400ph and 500ph is the crabs!! while cruising at the river and eating your food, there is also a singer/band at the boat, then there are performers along the way where the boat will stop for few minutes so the guests can see...
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Part of our countryside tour. Having lunch while touring Loboc River is magnificent. There was also a part where a group of students performed Boholano songs and dances.
This boat was way too much of a tourist attraction for me. There where about 50 people on board, mostly Koreans, when the food buffet was ready they all flew onto it and by the time we made it, there was nothing left. after a bit of waiting they refilled it though.
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Zee Khana Khazana, a 24 hour food channel is gearing up its 'Ladies Special' - to acknowledge the all-important woman of the family. They are doing this via an on ground activity spread across five cities (Lucknow, Indore, Ahmedabad, New Delhi and Mumbai).
The campaign engages homemakers thus giving them an opportunity to showcase their culinary skills on national television on Zee Khana Khazana's show, 'Ab Har Koi Chef'. This initiative began on November 7 with the ladies in Lucknow.
The campaign, in its first four years, has already revitalised 370 schools in 20 states across the country impacting nearly 120,000 students.
The juice brand's latest activation-based campaign attempts to bring youngsters closer to their parents by igniting fond memories.
Through the course of a recent on-ground campaign 'Ek Ped Ek Zindagi', the media group has planted over 1.5 million trees.