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Just Dance 4, the latest instalment in the world's most popular dancing videogame franchise, launched worldwide earlier this month and Gangnam Style marks the latest downloadable content (DLC) track for the videogame. With more than four hundred and eighty million views since its July debut, the Gangnam Style music video shot into YouTube's list of top ten most-viewed and has become a worldwide hit with politicians, athletes, celebrities and fans joining in and dancing along to the iconic dance moves.
"We're dedicated to bringing Just Dance fans access to the music and musicians they love," said Geoffroy Sardin, Chief Marketing & Sales Officer, Ubisoft EMEA. "Our fans were really vocal about wanting Gangnam Style in Just Dance 4 and we listened. This marks the first of many hot upcoming DLC tracks for Just Dance 4."
"Gangnam Style and Just Dance 4, I can't wait to see all the YouTube videos", said South Korean artist, PSY.
Gangnam Style will be available for all motion sensor platforms in November 2012. Download details and pricing will be similar to previous Just Dance DLC and will be confirmed closer to the availability of the DLC. Electronic Theatre will of course keep you updated with all the latest details on the Just Dance franchise.

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A daily radiation treatment will take about 15 minutes. However, expect to be in your Radiation facility for about an hour every day, in the door to out the door. The first trip to your radiation facility will be for a planning session, which can take up to an hour. Plan for some extra time on your first day to ask questions and fill out paperwork.
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I had that at my ultrasound at 36 weeks, doc says baby was 4lbs 12 oz and measuring 2 weeks behind. I have had NST testing 2 times a weeks to make sure she is going fine, and she is. Sometimes babies are just small. I would ask about NST testing before induceing that early.
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I'm right with you I will be 36 weeks tomorrow and had an ultrasound today and baby is measuring 4lbs 12oz. At my ultrasound on April 2nd she was 4lbs 9oz. So not much growth. I am having a RCS on May 14th but he also said that if the baby is not gaining he will move my date up again. Because the placenta might not be working properly and might not be giving the baby enough nutrients that she needs. I am also having NST scans twice a week and she is passing them. When it comes to my LO's health and possibly that my placenta can be deteriorating I say its time to get her out.
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Canada's contributions in two world wars commanded respect. Lester Pearson's vision and perseverance in negotiating the creation of an international police force to resolve the 1956 Suez crisis, for which he was awarded the 1957 Nobel Peace Prize, ushered in an era when Ottawa was the first capital to be called when peacekeeping was needed somewhere in the world.
We were seen as honest brokers under both Liberal and Conservative governments. We served with India and Poland on the International Control Commission, trying to maintain peace in Vietnam. We did far more than our share in accepting and resettling tens of thousands of Southeast Asian boat people following the Vietnam War. We took a leadership role politically and diplomatically in the struggle against apartheid in South Africa. Thanks to the unrelenting efforts of Stephen Lewis, Canada helped make the elimination of HIV/AIDS in Africa an international priority. We made important commitments to actually do something about global warming.
It was a legacy of which all Canadians could be proud. Unfortunately, since the arrival in power of the Harper Conservatives, the proud legacy has been discarded. Gone is the role of peacemaker, honest broker, humanitarian, seeker of international consensus.
The Harper foreign policy can be stated in these words: "We can't worry about the whole world. We will do whatever we decide is best for Canada — provided it does not upset the United States."
Doing whatever is best for Canada (without discombobulating the U.S.) means promoting trade at the expense of human rights and humanitarian causes. It means abandoning any pretence to an even-handed approach to the Middle East — a hallmark of Canadian policy since Pearson's day.
With one eye to the Jewish vote at home and one to the wishes of Washington, the Canadian government took an embarrassing drubbing at the United Nations last week on the bid to upgrade the Palestinian Authority's observer status. Canada stood with the U.S., Israel and just six other countries in opposition to the resolution. The other 179 states (138 in favour; 41 abstentions) thought Canada's position was wrong-headed, even reckless.
On the environment, Canada's me-too policy is in lock-step with Washington's. The United States never did sign the Kyoto Protocol on greenhouse gas emissions. Under the Liberals, Canada did sign, but the Harper Conservatives withdrew that approval. Their position is rigid: economic growth, oil exports to the U.S. and job creation in Harper's Alberta take precedence over global warming, which barely registers on the Richter scale of Tory concerns.
I almost feel sympathy for poor Peter Kent, the environment minister, who had to go to an international conference in Qatar this week as spokesperson for a privileged nation that chooses to be a global outlier, a nation that could do so much but chooses to do so little.
Finally, there was the absurd — and disturbing — spectacle last week of the Tories using their majority to squash a previously approved NDP private member's bill to make cheaper generic drugs available to sick people, particularly AIDS sufferers, in impoverished third world countries.
Why do the Conservatives want to deny life-saving drugs to poor people? They probably don't want to deny them. They just don't care enough about the issue to let the NDP take credit for an enlightened piece of legislation. In Ottawa these days, what's good for the Harper Conservatives (and Washington) is synonymous with what's good for Canada.
Memories of an independent Canadian foreign policy — sensible, intelligent and useful — are fading, just like memories of the days when Canada made a positive difference and a great Canadian won the Nobel Prize.
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If talks are successful, Harington will play Milo, a young slave who dreams of one day being able to buy his freedom from his shipping master and marry his master's daughter. When Mount Vesuvius erupts, it is up to him to save the love of his life and his gladiator best friend from certain death.
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Jim Banman, President of the Board of Directors of the Great Lakes International Air Show (GLIAS), has confirmed the appointment of five area business executives to the 2015 – 2016 GLIAS Board.
The airshow has been a major attraction and economic driver since 2006, while donating over $150,000 to local not-for-profit organizations.
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Jim Banman, President – Jade investments;
Paul Smith, Vice President – P.J. Smith & Associates;
Paul Corriveau, Secretary/Treasurer – Railway City Brewing Co.;
Bob Hammersley, Director – St. Thomas & District Chamber of Commerce;
Rob Mise, Director – 94.1 myFM Radio;
Paul Nicli, Director – RBC Royal Bank.
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AT&T Wireless Samsung i617 BlackJack II Smart Phone Reviewby Joe Eitel
It didn't take long for Samsung to release their follow-up to the original BlackJack which was released in late 2006. The new BlackJack II offers a host of new features such video sharing, Bluetooth, 3G connectivity, 2 MP camera, built-in GPS, and many more. The newly redesigned Samsung BlackJack from AT&T Wireless should be a hit in 2008. Find out more... read more »
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The 2008 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is gearing up for another exciting few days in Las Vegas showcasing the most innovative new electronics in the World. The 2008 CES will take place January 7-10, and it will feature a ton of new consumer electronics as well as some key note speakers such as Bill Gates.
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Trendy Stun Guns for Women Now Come in Pinkby Steve Levenstein
"Taser", the popularly used term for any make of stun gun... it's the new buzzword (pardon the pun) on the news and online. Now stun guns are being marketed to women and the offerings run the gamut from shockingly sexist to insufferably cute. read more »
Great Invention Idea? Watch That Predicts Your Deathby Elizabeth Valeri
We know many of the vices we enjoy actually accelerate our journey towards oblivion. Furthermore, not knowing exactly how fast we're going is the cause of some considerable anxiety. And anxiety, as you know, makes the time it takes to reach our final destination go even faster! Still not ready to toss out your cigarettes or stop yelling at your spouse? read more »
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Magellan is one of the largest portable GPS unit manufacturers in the World, and they have recently introduced their newest entry-level GPS device called the Roadmate 1200. This device is one of the thinnest portable GPS devices on the market right now, and best of all, it's also one of the least expensive. read more »
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The influenza virus circulating throughout the US this year has mutated, and as a result, the currently-available vaccine is less effective in combating the illness, the CDC said in an advisory to doctors issued on Wednesday.
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Study reveals that the drug-resistant strain retains its ability to replicate and cause severe illness. New York, NY (PRWEB) December 10, 2013 Researchers
Researchers at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine have shown for the first time how influenza A viruses snip through a protective mucus net to both infect respiratory cells and later cut their way out to infect other cells.
As parts of Southeast Asia continue to struggle with H7N9 and H5N1, one particular bird flu strain that has never been associated with humans has now made the jump, after a new report has confirmed that a 20-year-old Taiwanese woman tested positive for the disease earlier this year.
Some strains of the avian H7N9 influenza that emerged in China this year have developed resistance to the only antiviral drugs available to treat the infection, but testing for antiviral resistance can give misleading results, helping hasten the spread of resistant strains.
A newly released paper is suggesting that an antiviral drug used to treat bird flu patients may not be as effective as health officials had hoped, leaving the door open for further illness and possible death.
The FDA is now targeting producers of dietary supplements and medicines claiming to be generic versions of flu drugs that have been approved by regulators.
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Rory McIlroy unwittingly almost wiped out some competition at The Masters on Friday.
On hole No. 4 — a 231-yard par-3 — McIlroy crushed his tee shot 35 yards past the pin and into the tee box on hole No. 5. Adam Scott, the reigning Masters champion, was waiting to tee off and almost ended up on the receiving end of McIlroy's drive.
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North Carolina's constitutional marriage amendment gained strong support in Catawba County.
Of the 35,230 ballots cast in the county Tuesday, there were 35,009 marriage amendment votes. Nearly 26,000 people (74.22%) of county voters approved the amendment. About 9,000 (25.78%) voted against it.
North Carolina voters approved a constitutional amendment that defines marriage, and Catawba County sent incumbents in to November's general election.
Complete details from Election 2012's primary are inside Wednesday's edition of The O-N-E. Be sure to visit www.observernewsonline.com for vote counts, precinct results and in-depth information about Tuesday's primary.
Catawba County commissioner incumbents Dan Hunsucker and Barbara Beatty secured spots in November's general election with primary victories Tuesday.
Hunsucker and Beatty, who both gained more votes than GOP challengers Steve Graves and Kevin Spiva, now face Democrat Steve Hunt, who was unopposed in Tuesday's primary.
Unofficial results of the race for Catawba County commissioner:
Incumbent Rep. Patrick McHenry, a Republican, and Democratic N.C. Rep. Patsy Keever won primaries in U.S. House District 10.
Unofficial results of the race in the 10th congressional district in Catawba County:
Patrick McHenry 14,639 votes (73.49%)
Ken Fortenberry 3,917 votes (19.66%)
Don Peterson 1,363 votes (6.84%)
From the Great White North to the Greater Hickory Metro, Crawdads catcher Kellin Deglan has experienced an interesting journey.
To read more of this story, pick up the Wednesday edition of Catawba County's community newspaper, The Observer News Enterprise, at newsstands throughout the county.
Newton-Conover's attempt to three-peat as 2A dual team state champions ended Tuesday with a 6-0 loss to Shelby, the top-ranked tennis team in the state.
The Red Devils, who finish the season with a 16-5 record, battled a number of injuries to players, which didn't make trying to knock off the Golden Lions an easy task.
Tuesday's minor league baseball game between the Hickory Crawdads and Kannapolis Intimidators was postponed due to inclement weather.
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Tennis is an American indie pop band from Denver made up of husband-and-wife duo Alaina Moore and Patrick Riley. During their first tour, James Barone joined the band on drums. The couple met each other while studying philosophy in college, and started the band after they got back from a eight-month sailing expedition down the Eastern Atlantic Seaboard. Their songs document their experiences on the water. They took their name from a joke about Patrick Riley playing tennis in college. Prior to joining Tennis, Moore's earliest singing experience was in church choirs during her youth.
Their first releases, both in July 2010, were the "Baltimore" EP on the Underwater Peoples label and the "South Carolina" single on Fire Talk. Tennis released their first studio album, Cape Dory on Fat Possum Records in January 2011. The album, featured on NPR, is based on the couple's experiences during their sailing trip.
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Antenna documentary recalls Memphis music club, 'weirdos' who played there
The multiple televisions found inside Antenna — or "the Antenna Club," as the venue was commonly if imprecisely called — justified the famed punk-rock site's name and its New Wave TV-set logo.
But the name also rightly suggested that Antenna was attuned to something unique and vibrant in the ether.
Call it uneasy listening: the new sound of teenage rebellion, ennui, activism and sarcasm, a raucous strain of rock and roll that attracted sympathetic listeners and incipient music-makers from all over the region to a dark rectangular room at 1588 Madison that was part performance art space, part playpen and part ground zero for potential disaster, as demonstrated by an infamous 1991 concert by shock-rocker G.G. Allin, who made local headlines when he stripped naked and flung feces at the audience.
After three years of shooting interviews and collecting archival footage and vintage memorabilia, the eagerly awaited "Antenna," a feature documentary about the nightclub and the people it attracted, debuts at 6:30 p.m. Friday at Playhouse on the Square as the Friday "gala" screening of the Indie Memphis Film Festival, which began Thursday and continues through Sunday at various Midtown venues.
Born, phoenix-like, from the ashes of an aborted Antenna book project, the movie was written by musician/writer Ross Johnson, who played with such bands as Tav Falco's Panther Burns; longtime music writer John Floyd, who chronicled the local scene when he worked for the Memphis Flyer; and Memphis filmmaker C. Scott McCoy, the movie's director. The film is a creation of the new Antenna Projects LLC and McCoy's Oddly Buoyant Productions, in association with Live From Memphis. Floyd and former Antenna owner Steve McGehee are the executive producers. In addition, Floyd is compiling a soundtrack for the film that will be released via the local Wrecked 'Em Wreckords label.
"Who would have thought that after it's been closed these 17 years, there'd still be interest in it?" asked McGehee, 59, a self-described "Frayser redneck" and former T.G.I. Friday's head waiter who experienced a "life-changing calling" when he saw the Talking Heads in concert in Atlanta during the band's Remain in Light tour. (McGehee's brother, Mark, managed the club for its final four years.) "Its kind of weird and kind of flattering in the same respect."
McCoy, 41, said the documentary was edited — primarily by his wife, filmmaker Laura Jean Hocking — to its current 98 minutes from more than 100 hours of often-distressed archival footage and new interviews with more than 88 veterans of the club's 1981-1995 life span. Seventy-two interviewees made it into the final cut, including area scenesters, local musicians (Davis McCain of Barking Dog, Greg Hisky of Neon Wheels, Richard Martin of Corn for Texture) and touring musicians who would become famous (Mike Watt of the Minutemen, Robyn Hitchcock, Mike Mills of R.E.M.). In one vintage clip, Greg Ginn of California band Black Flag says he enjoys playing Memphis because "people party there very extensively."
Such storied bands as the Replacements, Mission of Burma and Bad Brains played the Antenna, but the film's focus is on the locals, including such influential ensembles as Panther Burns, the Randy Band, The Crime, The Modifiers, Big Ass Truck, The Grifters and the Oblivians, to name a very few.
Said Floyd: "The Antenna's pretty much open-stage policy gave a lot of weirdos a place to play, gave them an outlet that didn't really exist here at the time. And weirdos have always been wildly important in Memphis music."
That notion is affirmed by the mimeographed handouts, stapled fanzines and other scavenged examples of "punk" flotsam that are reproduced throughout the film. A flyer for the Psychic Plowboys, for example, promotes the band as "hedonistic sociopathic slackmasters of the apocalypse."
The documentary traces the origins of the club, which evolved from The Well, a roughhouse bar managed by Frank and Jackie Duran (strangely, nobody ever refers to them as "Duran Duran"). As the Antenna, it became arguably the most important spot for music in Memphis in the era between the departure of the major music industry and the rise of rap, digital media and the Internet.
The film's production was protracted and sometimes tense, but "to me the Antenna documentary is one of the dream projects for Memphis filmmakers," McCoy said. "People have talked about making it for a long time."
The key was telling a story that would resonate even for those outside of Memphis and those who never experienced the club. "This is about what happened when punk and alternative and New Wave spread from the coasts to the rest of the country," McCoy said. "It's a musical history, and it's also a social history about these creative people who got together in this space."
Memphis made powerful, distinctive music that holds up today in part because the city "was relatively untouched by larger cultural and musical trends," Johnson said. "We did not just ape the trends that began in London, New York and L.A. We created our own styles and approaches, and they were hardly commercial. Listening back to those records and tapes, I am surprised at how raw and how unique almost every band who played here sounded."
Indie Memphis Film Festival 'gala' premiere 6:30 p.m. Friday, Playhouse on the Square, 66 S. Cooper. Advance tickets sold out; limited $10 tickets available at the door.
Ross Johnson and Monsieur Jeffrey Evans perform from 5-6:30 p.m. in Playhouse Festival Café. "After-after-party" concert with the Modifiers (featuring founding member and guitarist Bob Holmes) and Angerhead at 10 p.m., Minglewoood Hall, 1555 Madison. Cover: $5.Visit indiememphis.com.
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Stephon Marbury enjoyed putting the power of the media into his own hands when he joined Twitter earlier this year.
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Now Marbury is taking that connection one step further. Beginning at 6am today, he is streaming his life for 24 hours on USTREAM. Check it out here and interact with him via Twitter (@starburymarbury).
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FTC staff reportedly recommends antitrust lawsuit against Google
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) will reportedly recommend that the U.S. government sue Google Inc. for violations of antitrust law.
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The focus of the Sherman Act is to prohibit only "unreasonable" restraints of interstate trade and commerce. Okay, that sounds simple enough, but what does that mean?
Circuit split reignites debate over reverse payments
Experts say a Supreme Court ruling would be hard to predict
Judge denies Comcast's motion to limit class action suit
A judge denied Comcast Corp.'s motion to limit an antitrust class action suit by forcing the plaintiff to bring his claims in arbitration.
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Defense of Marriage Act ruled unconstitutional; To be discrimination, disability need not be the sole reason for firing; Court says shareholder suit against Sears is shameless ploy for attorney fees; Infringing on the same patent not enough to join multiple defendants in one suit
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Imagine this scenario: Dozens of competitors are thrown into an arena where they need to vie for a cornucopia of weapons which they then use to eliminate their competition to survive, with little or no help from the outside world.
Court won't rehear AmEx's arbitration clause case
The 2nd Circuit said yesterday that it would not rehear a case centered on an arbitration clause that would prevent American Express merchant customers from filing antitrust lawsuits against the company.
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Commuters had a difficult time as traffic was suspended for three hours along Anna Salai on Saturday to facilitate easy movement of VIPs for the opening of the new Assembly-Secretariat complex.
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With all the new info (thanks again to Master Gracey and his CM source for the scoop ) and rumors circulating about the new look for "Tom Sawyer Island", people are getting caught up in the excitement of something new, but is it a good idea?
Do the New Orleans Square Pirates have any business in the American Frontier of the mid- to late-1800's? Historically they don't, but what about aesthetically? Are you in favor of this transformation? Or are you appalled by the "prostitution" of a literary (and Disneyland) classic?
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For my taste, the aromas on the palate are not strong enough to balance out the rather distinct spiciness. But it's still a fairly good value for the money. – Score: 79/100
A richly flavoured bourbon with a fruity nose and a spicy palate. A very good value whiskey. – Score: 84/100
It reminds a little of whisky for just a few seconds, then you are left with a generic ethanol aftertaste. Use it as flavoured vodka to beef up your long drinks. Avoid drinking it neat. – Score: 30/100
The nose is a bit "chemical", but the palate is quite nice, albeit a bit spirity. Much better than the standard bottling but still no true winner. – Score: 75/100
Quite spicy with just a slight fruitiness. Rather complex but the bitterness pulls it down a bit. – Score: 74/100
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Valtteri Filppula and the second powerplay unit celebrate a goal.By Rick Osentoski AP By Rhys Richards (@RREsq) On Tuesday, the NHL Lockout reached 66 days. With each passing day, the hopes of so many NHL fans fade. Some newer NHL fans likely vow to never watch the NHL again. The NHL and NHLPA met again Tuesday for the second day in a row. While the two sides have spoken numerous times in the past few weeks and seemingly made some progress, a new collective bargaining agreement does not appear to be on the immediate horizon. For the Detroit Red Wings, forward Valtteri Filppula succumbed to a sprained right knee while playing for Jokerit in the Finnish professional league. The 28-year-old had posted six goals and nine assists in 16 games played. Filppula broke out last season for 23 goals and 43 assists, a 26 point increase on his previous career high for the Red Wings. His play in Finland suggested that he was picking up where he left off and on the verge of potential stardom. Filp...
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The major hole in your argument is that Murray in 2011 is NOT the Murray of 2013. Just as the Federer and Nadal of 2007 and 2008 are not the Federer and Nadal of 2013. Just as the DJoko of today is not the Djoko of early 2011. Right now the top 3 are so evenly matched that factors like road to the final end up making a huge difference in terms of outcome. I suppose you can contest this by saying that Murray used to own Djokovic in junior tennis or something, but I doubt anybody is going to take your argument seriously. Nor should they.
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