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With Odd Future continuing to gain a mainstream appeal as of late, SOHH recently hit up West Coast rapper Crooked I to get his take on rap crew's burgeoning career.
The Slaughterhouse member said he co-signs fresh West Coast talent like Odd Future along with other new acts helping to diversify his home region's image.
"Odd Future has a crazy cult following, big shows, high-energy sh*t when they're on stage," Crooked I told SOHH. "It's a good thing. I look at people like that, groups like that, groups like Pav Div, Dom Kennedy, Blu, Kendrick Lamar, Horseshoe Gang. I look at all the emerging acts on the West Coast right now and I see how it's going to form and I see who the new kings of the West Coast are going to be and who the new guys are that are going to represent and take it to another level. It's a good thing because for a minute there, we was trapped in some f*cking Chevy and Chuck Taylors. That's not no disrespect, but that ain't the West Coast right now. We was trapped in that time warp and couldn't get out of that sh*t. The public wouldn't even let us out but now I'm seeing these new acts coming out and things are working out like they're supposed to. It's a great representation of 2011 West Coast sh*t out there right now." (SOHH)
Odd Future's Tyler the Creator recently expressed his mission to explode onto the mainstream.
"I'm hungry for greatness," Tyler said in an interview. "I want to be great, I want to be an icon. I want when I die, I want people to cry — I'm hungry for VMA's and Grammy's, that's what I'm hungry for. You know? F*ck this underground bullsh*t…Greatness is a different definition to different people…Greatness if the f*cking song that I wrote last week, somebody might not find that great but it's great to me. And that's all that matters, what the f*ck I think in my head — Greatness to me is finally getting my video played on MTV. It's on there now and I'm f*cking, I'm happy. I finally got my sh*t on f*cking MTV and some people may think that's selling out or whatever but I don't really give a f*ck. That's f*cking great to me. I'm proud of myself. I've been wanting that since I was seven years old and I finally got that sh*t. Hard works pays the f*ck off." (The Drone)
Earlier this week, reports claimed Odd Future are being pursued by music moguls, including Jay-Z, Diddy and Interscope's Jimmy Iovine.
Even Sean "Diddy" Combs is bowing to the wild demands of yet-to-be signed, punk-rock- hip-hop supergroup Odd Future. Music honchos including Roc Nation's Jay- Z, SRC's Steve Rifkind and Interscope's Jimmy Iovine have been fighting to sign the band described as an "urban Sex Pistols." The anti-establishment band has been having some fun by asking the bigwigs to meet them on their turf — the Supreme skateboard shop in Fairfax, Calif. Rifkind, who sources tell us is soon to make a formal offer, managed to get them to his office, but said frontman Tyler the Creator told him: "If you are serious about the meeting, I want Randy's Donuts, swivel chairs and a megaphone." Diddy — who's said to be "desperate to sign the group to prove that he's onto something hot" — set up a meeting between Tyler and Justin Bieber after the band demanded he deliver the pint-size pop star. A source said, "Tyler asked Diddy for access to Justin, so he pulled strings." A rep for Odd Future said, "Tyler did meet with Justin, and Diddy helped make it happen." (New York Post)
Odd Future recently listed the Top 10 ways to become an industry sell-out.
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BlackBerry revenue falls below $1 billion
BlackBerry reported a steep drop in profit and revenue Friday as it transitions from a smartphone company to a software business under its new chief executive. Shares rose five percent in morning trading as CEO John Chen cut expenses quicker than expected.
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BlackBerry reported a steep drop in profit and revenue Friday as it transitions from a smartphone company to a software business under its new chief executive. Shares rose five percent in morning trading as CEO John Chen cut expenses quicker than expected.
The Canadian company lost $423 million, or 80 cents per share. Adjusted for one-time items, however, the company lost 8 cents per share, much better that the losses of 56 cents per share that Wall Street had expected, according to a poll by FactSet.
Revenue fell to $976 million, the first time the company has seen revenue fall below $1 billion since late 2007, and short of the $1.1 billion analysts had projected. Blackberry reported revenue of $2.7 billion in the same quarter last year.
It is the second quarterly results under Chen, who is deemphasizing the hardware business after last year's launch of the BlackBerry 10 failed to spark a turnaround. The BlackBerry has been hammered by competition from the iPhone as well as Android-based rivals.
"The guy is on the move fast," said Colin Gillis, an analyst at BGC Partners. "He can control expenses but you can't magically make revenue happen."
Chen, who is credited with turning around Sybase, a data company that was sold to SAP in 2010, is putting more emphasis on BlackBerry's mobile device management business, a collection of software that allows IT departments to manage different devices connected to their corporate networks. He is also emphasizing BlackBerry's popular BlackBerry Messenger application that is now also available on Apple and Android devices. And he is trying to highlight Blackberry's embedded QNX software systems, which are used in-vehicle infotainment systems and industrial machines.
"I see this as a good turnaround plan," Chen said on a conference call with analysts. "Knock on wood I'm hoping that it will also slow down the erosion."
BlackBerry announced last December that it's entering into a five-year partnership with Foxconn, the Taiwanese company that assembles products in vast factories in China. Foxconn, known for its manufacturing contract work on Apple's iPhones and iPads, will jointly design and manufacture most BlackBerry devices and manage inventory of the devices in an agreement that will offload much of BlackBerry's manufacturing costs. Chen has said he'll be happy to break even or make a small profit on the device business.
The revenue breakdown for the quarter included about 37 percent from hardware, 56 percent for services and seven percent for software and other revenue.
In another sign of just how unpopular BlackBerry's new phones are Chen said he'll restart production its older model 7 models, which are more popular than the new phones. The company said it sold 3.4 smartphones in the quarter -- 2.3 million of which were the older 7 models. He said customers are asking for old BlackBerrys.
BlackBerry had $2.7 billion in cash and investments -- down from $3.2 billion in the last quarter.
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The Axiom Legal Financing Fund – a specialist Cayman-domiciled fund run by Tangerine Investment Management – has suspended redemptions and announced the resignation of Tangerine's CEO and founder Tim Schools.
The suspension was declared on 26 October in the face of significant redemption requests from investors, which followed the publication of a series of allegations about Schools and the way the fund has been managed by OffshoreAlert, a Miami-based news website.
A statement on the website of Tangerine Investment Management Ltd, which marketed the three-year-old, £117m UCIS fund, blamed the need to suspend subscriptions and redemptions last month on "adverse allegations promulgated" by OffshoreAlert.
The Tangerine IM website statement adds that the fund's directors have commissioned KPMG Grand Cayman to carry out "an independent review of operations", and that Tangerine "is actively cooperating with that review".
In announcing the suspension of redemptions last month, Ronan Guilfoyle and Graham Hampson, directors of JP SPC1, of which the Axiom LFF is a segregated portfolio, noted that even before the suspension, back in August, the Axiom LFF 's investment manager had been in "discussions with an FSA-regulated adviser...with a view to having it act in respect of the fund", and that this new adviser was expected to "be engaged shortly".
"The directors anticipate being in a position to provide information with respect to KPMG's findings and an update on the status of the suspension to investors by the middle of November," Guilfoyle and Hampson added.
Neither Schools, a lawyer by profession, nor other executives from Tangerine were immediately available for comment. However, in an email an executive said the managing director of Tangerine's Singapore office, Jason Corbett, would be available to speak tomorrow.
According to Axiom Legal Financing Fund investor literature, the fund was launched in September 2009, and was promoted as "an alternative uncorrelated, open-ended investment fund that provides short-term finance to UK law firms".
In March, Tangerine IM was named "Best credit/lending fund manager"by HedgeWeek magazine.
In addition to its office in Singapore, which opened in February, and its head office in the Cayman Islands, Tangerine IM has offices in Australia, New Zealand and the UK, according to its website.
It is not known how many investors have a stake in the fund, but David Marchant, founder of OffshoreAlert and the author of the stories about the Axiom LFF, said there were probably "hundreds".
Litigation financing as a concept dates back hundreds of years, although it has been banned in a number of countries for almost as long because of concerns that it could distort the outcome of legal cases. Well-known investors who have been known to invest in such funds have included Invesco Perpetual's star fund manager, Neil Woodford.
They have grown in popularity in the UK after legal aid ceased to be provided to individuals unable to finance their own legal cases.
The Axiom fund aside, litigation funds tend to be closed-ended.
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A Sainsbury's store in London has come under fire after it cleared its shelves of Kosher foods.
It decided on the move after fearing that it could be targeted by a group of pro-Palestinian demonstrators that had gathered outside calling for a boycott of Israeli goods, but just what is kosher food? Below is a brief guide:
What is Kosher food?
It is foodstuff that has been suitably prepared according to Jewish law.
Kosher principles are laid out in the Torah and the rules abide by those set out by Kashrus – the comprehensive Jewish dietary laws.
What are the primary rules?
Meat and dairy must be completely separated, which means they cannot be cooked or eaten together.
Kosher kitchens contain separate sets of utensils and preparation areas to ensure this is followed. It also means that dairy and meat cannot be served on the same table.
According to Kosher certification organisation Badatz Igud Rabbonim KIR, the rule was interpreted from the Torah, which states: "You may not cook a young animal in the milk of its mother" (Ex.23:19).
It also means a person must wait an interval of between one and three hours after eating meat before eating dairy.
The only Kosher animals, for all intents and purposes, are cows, sheep and goats, while Kosher poultry includes chicken, duck, turkey, geese and pigeon, says KF Kashrus, another Kosher certification agency.
Permissible animals must have cloven hooves as well as chew the cud, and must be slaughtered according to laws in the Torah, with the animal's death to be as instantaneous as possible.
The religious slaughter must also include the removal of the animal's blood, prohibited fats and veins.
Dairy produce is only Kosher if it derives from one of the animals aforementioned and it must not contain non-Kosher additives or products, however small, within it.
Fish can only be eaten if it has fins and scales – such as tuna, herring and salmon – whereas shellfish like crabs and lobsters are prohibited.
Pareve foods are those that are neither meat nor diary and thus are considered 'neutral', such as vegetables, grains and fruit.
However, because the consumption of insects is forbidden, some fruit liable to infestation must also be scrutinised.
Chocolate and other sweet snacks must be Kosher certified and be processed using equipment that abides by the dietary laws. Chocolate can be either 'dairy certified' or 'pareve'.
What about drinks?
Alcohol is generally Kosher but drinks that derive from the grape, such a wine or port, are subject to strict constraints surrounding their production.
Spirits must be made from sugar or grain.
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