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Devon Aoki of '2 Fast 2 Furious' Delivers Baby Boy
By Christine Fenno Posted Jun 12th 2011 08:33AM
The news spread thanks to the doting dad, who posted pics from the hospital on Twitter to show off their beautiful newborn boy. He also expressed his joy to followers.
"Celebrating the birth of our son, and Devon and my anniversary yesterday is more than I could ever ask for," the financier tweeted. "Our family keeps growing."
He later added, "Exhausted 38 hours later but seeing him open his eyes and follow Devon and I and respond to music is worth every hardship."
The couple reportedly became engaged last summer, and in January, a rep for Aoki confirmed she was pregnant, adding, "Devon and James are extremely happy."
Aoki is the New York-born daughter of Benihana restaurant chain founder Rocky Aoki. The new mom has been modeling professionally since the age of 14. She has appeared in high-profile campaigns for Chanel, Lancome, YSL and Hugo Boss. As an actress, her films include the Jason Statham thriller 'War,' as well as '2 Fast 2 Furious' and 'Sin City,' in which the beauty portrayed a silent-but-extremely lethal assassin named 'Miho'.
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Bethenny Frankel of the 'Real Housewives of New York City' gave birth to a baby girl on May 8, 2010. Bryn Hoppy was born at 8AM in New York City and weighed 4 lb. 12 oz.
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Bethenny Frankel of the 'Real Housewives of New York City' gave birth to a baby girl on May 8, 2010. Bryn Hoppy was born at 8AM in New York City and weighed 4 lb. 12 oz.
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Frankie Essex has left 'The Only Way is Essex'.
The reality TV starlet will no longer appear on the hit ITV2 show, following in the footsteps of her brother Joey Essex.
A spokesperson for 'TOWIE' producers Lime Pictures told MailOnline: ''It's been mutually agreed that due to storylines being at their natural conclusion, Frankie will no longer be filming with 'TOWIE'.''
Frankie joined the hit show during its second series in 2011, joining her cousin and best friend Chloe Sims, who was introduced as a main cast member in the same series.
The blonde reality star's brother Joey left 'TOWIE' last year and found success in the jungle competing on 'I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!'
It was recently rumoured that Frankie may join Joey in his own reality show, which would follow the hunk and his family members, including cousins Chloe and Charlie Sims.
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The city hopes the app craze will go beyond just this competition. The website used for the competition is meant to start and facilitate ongoing conversations regarding data and applications even after the prize money is handed out.
"Our longer term objective for the website it to become a town hall of sorts for citizens and governments to interact and create solutions to the most pressing problems," said Rick Nixon, the city staffer who organized the contest
The competition is starting to turn heads around
The competition was split up into three phases. The first phase was for gathering ideas from everyone including non-techy types and it ended on June 11. Sarah Sharp and Robb Shecter each scored $500 in prize money for their winning app ideas. selected from 70. The submissions used data about public transportation, park and building permits, among other things.
Shecter, who heard mumblings about the competition through local blogs, was surprised when he found an e-mail from the city announcing him a winner. His idea, illustrated to the left, was to expand the scope of the CivicApps website to include data sets not just from local governments, but also from local community groups and non-profits who have data sets that could be used for future apps. He used his organization, OregonLaws.org as an example.
"I've grabbed legal definitions off various Oregon sites and created one big Oregon glossary for Oregonians, so I've basically created a new data set of my own, from official government agencies that wrote the definitions," said Shecter. "So if I can contribute my dataset back to the city then other people can take it and use it to create a new app I haven't even thought of yet."
Shecter said this kind of competition is something he would expect from the kind of creative culture Portland and Oregon generates: "It's just awesome and one more thing to add to the positive reinforcing cycle of ideas and innovation [in PDX]."
Portland's been on the map as a hub for app development since the beginning in part because of success stories like that of Raven Zachary, who quit his day job and founded Small Society, a firm that's created apps for the '08 Obama campaign and bigwig companies like Whole Foods, CLIF BAR and Starbucks. Since then Small Society has collaborated with another Portland app firm Urban Airship to launch the new Democratic Party app for iPad and iPhones.
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Schecter's idea and
Schecter's idea and10 others selected as runners up are included in the second phase of the competition, which challenges developers to take those ideas and turn them into actual applications that can be used on smart phones, iPads and the like. Developers can select from the ideas already created or submit their own apps for the first round of the app creation phase ending on July 5th or the second round ending on August 17th.
Winning apps can snag one of 12 $1,000 prizes for most original, most appealing and so on, or one of two $3,000 best in show grand prizes.
One of the apps in development is a food cart finder that would allow users, via iPhone, to capture food cart locations, menus and special deals.
All of the applications created through CivicApps will be licensed under open source for anyone to download and change for their own purposes.
Read more about Portland's app scene in the Oregon Business August 2009 feature: Kickin' Apps.
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Winter is still raging in some parts of the country, but that doesn't mean a respite isn't in the offing. Proof of that is news of the opening dates of the campgrounds at Cape Hatteras National Seashore.
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This park includes a unique visitor center and an excellent living history program, but before it was added to the National Park System, it was primarily known as a memorial to the mother of one of our most famous presidents. Mom still gets plenty of respect, but her son is now the focus in a small park that has lots to offer.
Timucuan Ecological & Historic Preserve is one of the best kept secrets in the National Park System. Relatively few Americans at large know where it is or what it is, and those who do know are wondering how a million-visitors-a-year park could maintain such a low profile on the national scene.
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In 2007, Chicago rap icon Twista announced that he was launching his own label, Get Money Gang Ent.; in addition to himself and his Speedknot Mobstaz, GMG would become the label home of several more rising stars from the Windy City. One of these up-and-coming rappers goes by the name of Skooda Chose; previously featured on the Mobstaz' Money To Blow, as well as Godzilla and U Feelin' Me off the label's Who'$ Got Next compilation album, he's ready to break out this summer with his own debut album, Skooda Chose: The Heir Up There. The first single, Loungin', is a laid-back jam with an old-school vibe. Over Blended Beats' percussion-heavy boardwork, Skooda brushes off the haters that surround him. Featuring a closing verse by Twista himself and a catchy hook by Mikey Rocks (of The Cool Kids), Loungin' is already developing into a Chi-Town anthem (a video shoot just took place this past weekend); let's see if it has what it takes to chill out at the top of playlists nationwide.
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The word I keep hearing for this band is "soulless." It's true that the Young Liars EP had a metallic sheen, a mechanical repetitiveness that both boosted and encased the silver-throated vocals of Tunde Adebimpe. The songs were full of distance and voyeurism, as if Adebimpe was stuck on his own satellite, watching lovers from afar. When he got close to a woman, on the stunning soliloquy "Blind", he couldn't close the deal without giving up the truth: "My love is a suckerbet." But that ain't soulless.
Another description that never rang true was the comparison of Adebimpe's voice to Peter Gabriel-- a decent match in timbre, but Adebimpe's such a different person that I just can't hear the likeness. This isn't a man who would go on stage dressed like a flower. Instead, Adebimpe sounds like a superhero-- a troubled, Batman-style superhero, who can rescue the girl but frets over whether to take the grateful French kiss when they hit safe ground. Nobody with his talents and forthrightness could also have insecurities, yet that was what the lyrics made us believe. His vocals resonate because of his identity: He towers over most vocalists, not just for his skill, but because he's so transparent behind it.
The band's full-length debut may be one of the most eagerly awaited records of the year. Until now, TV on the Radio have only flashed their talent: David Andrew Sitek's chugging beats and harsh grey textures, Adebimpe's voice, and new member Kyp Malone on vocals, guitar, and even more loops. So the final product, Desperate Youths, Blood Thirsty Babes, can't help but sound like a curveball when held against the flawless Young Liars, the monumental expectations, and the fact that they're still indulging their growing pains.
The record starts strong: On opener "The Wrong Way", the sound of a sidewalk sax blower is interrupted off the beat by a dark chugging loop, a sound that resembles refrigerators being pushed down a hole-- but also resembles human feet stomping and hands clapping. Funk and gospel enter the palette as Malone and Adebimpe harmonize on lyrics that grapple with race. TV on the Radio don't base their work on the fact that they're an interracial, mainly African-American band; unlike Living Colour or the 2 Tone bands in the 80s, there's no reason to peg them as a "black rock band" more than a rock band that happens to have black members. So when race comes up, they use it for questions more than statements. On "The Wrong Way", they pick up and dismiss a series of black icons and stereotypes, from the "soft shoe" entertainer or the gentle "magic nigger" in the movies, to the "fist up" protesters and "new negro politician"; but they're also trying out the roles, as if assessing where they stand or questioning whether they could end up "playin' the whore." If they have a message, it's mostly about themselves: TV on the Radio reflect the world they're in, but they'll never say they speak for it.
The album repeats one track from the EP, "Staring at the Sun"-- the catchiest but least introspective track on that album-- and that sets the path for the band's new style, which is alternately driving and repetitious. The guitar parts are almost as static as the beats, and no track develops with the subtlety of, say, Young Liars' "Blind". The loops and settings run out of ideas by the end of the record; "Don't Love You" chugs ahead with no progress, making the next song, "Bomb Yourself", sound more plodding than it actually is. Even "Wear You Out" seems limited when the swarthy opening picks up horns, and then plateaus right away. It isn't a climax so much as proof of how cold those textures can become.
The last third is a tough slog. But track by track, the album's songwriting is tight and often beautiful, like the harmonies on "King Eternal" and "Poppy" that scrape the sky and even overshadow the graceful a cappella "Ambulance". And the lyrics are exceptional, with not-too-cryptic images that are both surreal and frank: "All men condemned by men to die/ Damned by blind bitch in hallowed halls" is an intriguing image of the justice system, but to follow it with "Cover your balls/ 'Cause we swing kung fu" is truly the way to greatness.
The biggest improvement here is the addition of Malone. Is it even right for one band to hog two great vocalists, two singers with real personalities and no stylistic self-caging, at a time when most people just struggle to follow a template? Malone creeps through the high registers and whispers the heat that Adebimpe won't release; the two of them sound great as co-leads. My only objection is that the record sounds less intimate than when Adebimpe has the mike to himself.
The Young Liars EP was as fully realized as all the critics suggested, yet now, TV on the Radio sound like a work in progress. Still, Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes shows more strengths than mistakes. The band's best work comes out of tension, out of a dramatic setting or the sparking of elements against each other-- multi-cultures smashed together, men harnessing their voices to machines, the excitement of that saxophone cutting against a sludge-loop at the start of the record. They wrestle with these tensions instead of letting them explode, they hammer out loops and sounds as they collaborate on music that's rent with conflict. Nobody knows where it'll end, but we're lucky to get to watch.
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Snap Judgments: Quick reactions to Tuesday's Champions League results
Nov 6, 2012, 5:22 PM EST
While draws can often leave fans feeling empty-handed, today's games in Gelsenkirchen, Madrid, and Manchester did their part to dissuade the notion an even scoreline at 90 minutes should cancel out the wonders that went into it. Those three draws, all 2-2 finals, made for one of the best nights of the Champions League season. In the process, two unexpected group leaders (Schalke, Borussia Dortmund) reinforced the notion that Germany's Bundesliga is ready to make its long-awaited impact in European competition.
Elsewhere, Zlatan Ibrahimovic crafted another memorable night, one of his former teams (Milan) needed a late goal to salvage a home result, while Russia's best hope to compete in this year's competition continued to disappoint.
Group A
Paris Saint-Germain 4-0 Dinamo Zagreb – Dinamo held PSG dangerman Zlatan Ibrahimovic scoreless, but the big Swede assisted on all four Paris Saint-Germain goals, with Ligue 1's leaders making predictably easy work of Dinamo. Carlo Ancelotti went back to an attacking trident for this one, giving the trio Ibrahimovic, Ezequiel Lavezzi and Jeremy Menez a rare start.
Dynamo Kyiv 0-0 Porto – Dynamo continues to be an improved side under Oleg Blokhin, the former Ukraine national team coach who assumed Dynamo's reins last month. Though the draw almost guaranteed their relegation to Europa League, Dynamo's a much-improved team from the side that opened the tournament with a 4-1 loss in Paris.
Impact – Porto's first blemish of the competition allows PSG to move within a point ahead of the teams' round six meeting at the Parc de Princes. If form holds through the next matchday, that meeting will decide the group.
Standings – Porto 10 pts., PSG 8, Dynamo 4, Dinamo 0.
Group B
Schalke 2-2 Arsenal -Except for a 15-minute stretch of the first half (and the first moments after intermission), Schalke was the better side. Unfortunately for Huub Stevens, his team conceded twice during that quarter-hour spell. Still, after Schalke had come back, goalkeeper Lars Understall had to come up with a big, 94th minute save on Theo Walcott to preserve a draw.
Olympiakos 3-1 Montpellier – The Greek champions got the expected result, but it wasn't easy. Left playing on the counter, Olympiakos opened the door for a draw by letting Younes Belhanda equalize from the spot in the 67th minute. Late goals from Leandro Greco and Kostas Mitroglou gave Olympiakos the win, all but assuring they'll still be in Europe come the new year.
Impact – Two wins, and Schalke takes the group, while Arsenal face some danger with a matchday six trip to Piraeus. They'll need a result to stay in Champions League.
Standings – Schalke 8 pts., Arsenal 7, Olympiakos 6, Montpellier 1
Group C
Milan 1-1 Málaga – Few will be surprised by the draw, an indication of the lowered expectations surrounding this Milan side. With an opening goal, Málaga was on track to close out the group, but an equalizer from Alexandre Pato salvaged a deserved draw for the Rossoneri.
Anderlecht 1-0 Zenit St. Petersburg – With the exception of Manchester City, Zenit has been the tournament's biggest disappointment. The Russian champions were favored to come out of this group with Milan, but after losing to an Anderlecht side that had failed to score in their first three games, Zenit continues to undermine expectations.
Impact – Hosting Anderlecht to close group play, Málaga's destined to win this group. The Milan-Zenit match on matchday six will likely determine who joins them in the knockout round, provided Milan doesn't slip in Belgium.
Standings – Málaga 10 pts., Milan 5, Anderlecht 4, Zenit 3
Group D
Real Madrid 2-2 Borussia Dortmund – One of the best games of the tournament was very open throughout the first 45 minutes, Borussia Dortmund generating a number of chances while Real Madrid struggled to keep up. BVB may not have gotten a (arguably deserved) win, but in taking two leads at the Bernabeu while pushing Real to their limits, Jurgen Klopp's side proved last round's win was no fluke.
Manchester City 2-2 Ajax – Goals by Yaya Touré and Sergio Agüero brought City back from two down, but fielding another team that played down to an inferior opponent, Roberto Mancini did himself no favors on Tuesday. Expect more talk about the Italian's suitability for the City job.
Impact – Dortmund and Real Madrid are going through (eventually), and with their two matches with Real behind them, expect BVB to win the group. Real still has a trip to Manchester, but the game's unlikely to make-or-break their knockout round hopes.
Standings – Borussia Dortmund 8 pts., Real Madrid 7, Ajax 4, Manchester City 2
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Real Madrid ditch Christian cross on logo after deal with Middle East bank
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Spanish giants drop Christian symbol as they link up with Abu Dhabi based bank.
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Bob Bradley talks Stabaek, job offers, offseason plans and more
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USA drop five places in latest FIFA world rankings; England on the up
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Klinsmann's men drop further in FIFA's latest rankings.
Everton and West Ham charged by English FA for minor bust-up
Nov 26, 2014, 11:15 PM EST
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Arsene Wenger hails his team's attitude, Sanogo and the path forward
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Ross Barkley Divegate: Why Martinez defends him and what it means
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Screen time is full time. Studies suggest that children spend up to 60 hours per week indoors. This mirrors the growing trend of being disconnected from natural world. As technological devices become more prevalent and children are becoming increasingly overscheduled, we've reduced the amount of time they're spending outside.
Nature is important. Nature has been proven to be beneficial for children in almost all parts of their life. Not only does it help prevent obesity, reduce stress and build self-esteem, it can also help increase focus inside of the classroom. Moreover, cognitive functions, social skills, leadership and collaboration can all be improved by spending time outside. But the list doesn't stop there. These are just some of the many benefits that children can gain by being connected with the natural world around them.
Never underestimate the benefit of a scraped knee. As a society, we've shifted our perception of risk. We've traded the physical risks of the outdoors in favor of the safety of the indoors. But it is important to recognize that this type of lifestyle carries its own types of risk, such as a reduced sense of community, lowered levels of self-confidence and many other psychological impacts. By spending less time outside, children are losing the opportunity to experience what they're capable of. Falling and scraping your knee may hurt, but it also plays a fundamental role in childhood development by teaching kids about limits, danger and consequences.
Parental choices matter. Parents can help by getting outside and playing with their children. They can encourage free play and continue to emphasize play as children age. These experiences don't always have to be adventurous trips to national parks. A trip to a local park or even playing in the backyard can be just as effective. Parents can also make intentional choices in other parts of life, such as where they send their children to school. They can also bond together to create groups that encourage outdoor play, such as the Family Nature Club.
Education and the environment don't have to be an either-or. Instead of simply teaching about the environment, educators can use the environment to teach about all everything else. Known as the Environment as an Integrating Context model, this approach gets students actively engaged in what they're learning. Students could read about a park while they're sitting in it, or they could take inspiration from the outdoors to journal. Using the environment in this way also promotes transdisciplinary work, where teachers can work collaboratively across class boundaries.
It takes a village. True connections between children and nature will need more than individual actions. It will take a community effort. Policy-makers and planners can help by promoting green spaces. For example, Minneapolis has a goal of having every resident live within six blocks, or a 10-minute walk, from a park. This type of thinking and development can help re-create the bond between children and nature.
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Mr Livingstone, whose support for the Games is crucial to their success, pulled no punches when he made clear his disgust at the way the logo's launch was handled.
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Yet the committee, headed by Lord Coe, put the film on the 2012 website and released it to broadcasters, causing serious epileptic fits in several viewers.
Andy Peacher-Finch, 32, from Manchester, who had a major seizure after seeing the footage on TV, said: "I'm angry this film was ever allowed to be shown and I'm disappointed that no one has so far seen fit to apologise."
Epilepsy Action said it had received reports of 22 people having fits while watching the video, with reports of others vomiting and having migraines.
The charity said a seizure could have a "major impact" on epilepsy sufferers' lives, potentially leading to them losing their driving licences.
Mr Livingstone, who reportedly "hates" the graffiti-style logo, said the London-based LIVE agency, which made the film, should not be paid.
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"Who would go to a firm like that again to ask them to do that work? I mean, this is a pretty basic thing."
Live was paid an undisclosed fee to produce the minute-long video used to launch the 2012 logo, which was designed by brand consultants Wolff Olins at a cost of £400,000.
Epilepsy Action said the number of people affected by the film was "unprecedented".
A spokesman said: "Normally if there is a programme on TV with flashing lights we might get one or two reports of people suffering seizures as a result.
"So far we have received 22 such reports relating to the Olympics film."
The video was withdrawn on Tuesday as the 2012 committee announced an investigation into whether it had breached broadcasting guidelines which state that precautions should be taken to ensure footage does not trigger photosensitive epilepsy.
Broadcasting watchdog Ofcom said it was investigating several complaints that TV channels had breached its guidelines.
The backlash against the logo itself reached new heights, with 45,000 signing an online petition calling for the "ridiculous" emblem to be scrapped.
But former Olympic gold medallist Lord Coe, who is colour-blind, stood by the "edgy" and "flexible" design, which comes in bright shades of pink, orange, green and blue.
The London Olympic Games Organising Committee, or Logoc, said ditching the design was "not an option".
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A week ago I wrote about the coverage of L'Wren Scott's tragic death. Unlike some other papers, The Independent chose not to use an image of Mick Jagger taken immediately after he had learned of his partner's suicide. It was, I thought, the right decision.
When it comes to reporting on the Malaysian air crash, however, there has not been the same reluctance over the use of images of grieving relatives (including on last Tuesday's front page). One question it raises is whether we take a different approach to British people – or people living here – than we do to those on far-flung shores.
To some extent the answer is probably yes, for the simple reason that we measure potential intrusion by the likely impact on those concerned, which seems a reasonable equation on which to base a judgment about publication. In the not so olden days this was easy enough: The Independent was unlikely to be seen by many people abroad so, aside from in the rarest cases, published pictures of, say, disaster zones would have no impact on those they featured. (The issue of whether the act of taking photographs is intrusive must wait for another column.)
Things are somewhat different in the internet age. The Independent now has a global audience via its website, so separate judgments are required on whether material that would cause no intrusion in the print edition might do so if used online.
But in the particular cases of Mick Jagger and the relatives of those lost on flight MH370, there are other key points of divergence.
First, there is the nature of the event. In Malaysia, the interaction between the generally hapless authorities and the relatives has been a key part of the story. If the news media is to hold those in authority to account, showing the impact of their actions on ordinary folk (even in an extraordinary situation) has a genuine public interest.
Second, it is important to consider the response of the viewing audience. The MH370 disaster is hideous to each of us primarily because we have all travelled on aeroplanes. Seeing the anger, confusion and grief of people we don't know, but whose relatives have died, underscores the horror we feel for them and for our potential selves. As for that haunting image of Jagger, its use seemed to me largely prurient. The audience was not being asked to consider how it would feel to lose a loved one; it was being nudged to goggle at the distress of one famous man.
New rules for TV? No problem
For a media regulation nerd, there is a particular fascination with the different rules governing television and newspapers. It has been a hallmark of the Leveson debate that the areas where the two regulatory environments diverge have been highlighted more frequently than their shared aspects.
There are, of course, some obvious deviations between what is permissible on TV and what is allowed in newspapers, though the reasons for that variance are arguably anachronistic. But in relation to many key questions, the rules are similar and are frankly based on common sense.
So, with The Independent's new sister television channel, London Live, launching tomorrow at 6.30pm (Freeview channel 8 in London and online nationwide, #bepartofit!), we will soon see at first-hand how a multi-faceted media group responds to being beholden to two distinct regulatory regimes. My guess is that we will encounter fewer major difficulties than some have predicted. Eek, that's fate tempted then.
Will Gore is Deputy Managing Editor of The Independent, i, Independent on Sunday and the Evening Standard Twitter: @willjgore
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