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According to Kotaku, game hating attorney Jack Thompson appeared on Fox News this morning to blame yesterday's shooting deaths of six students at Northern Illinois University on violent videogames.
Nevermind that the media only found out the shooters' name this morning, and the slowly-emerging details of his life (serious academic, sociology student with no criminal record) don't jibe with the "traditional" media-crazed gunman stereotype, Thompson has apparently already decided the killer is a gamer and his hobby caused the rampage.
We're not sure what exactly was said on-air, but, if it went down as you'd imagine it, the damage to the reputation of gamers is only a small consideration compared to the immense disrespect done to the victims families when news outlets let Thompson use death as a means of making cheap (and very, very stupid) political points.
So seriously, news media, when Thompson sees some bloody, violent tragedy and gives you a call, maybe you should just hang up, okay?


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I got to go see the Broadway show, Rock of Ages last night with Stormi and it was unbelievably entertaining and hilarious! The talent was so impressive and I don't know if you guys knew this, but the show stars Constantine Maroulis from American Idol, who was on the same season as Carrie Underwood. He is so lovable and endearing in the show, with a booming voice and an amazing range. We got to go backstage during intermission and meet the cast and take pictures.
I was super excited to be able to attend the movie premiere of The Bounty Hunter at the Ziegfield Theatre. The movie stars Jennifer Aniston and Gerard Butler. As I was walking the red carpet, I looked behind me and noticed that both Jennifer and Gerard were right behind me, whaatt! When does that ever happen in a lifetime?! They were both so stunning in person. I couldn't get a picture with them though because their entourage was so numerous.
Probably, the highlight of my week was attending the coronation of the newest Disney princess, Tiana, who stars in "Princess and the Frog." She is the first African-American princess, which makes Disney history! I got to meet Nigel Barker, Tina Fey and the writers and directors of several Disney princess movies! Check out my photos!
This weekend I get to travel back home to NC for a Snowflake Ball, which is raising money for their free clinic in Reidsville. I can't wait to be surrounded by charming Southern hospitality again!
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Whether you're working with a sprawling loft or a small studio, making the most of an open floor plan requires some extra creativity. See how the pros took on the challenge of defining a wall-free space in these nine homes.
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Instead of creating a step up to the guest bath to accommodate the unsightly plumbing of this narrow SoHo loft, interior designer Martin Raffone extended the floor, creating a platform for an extra bed.
ON REMODELISTA: A Soho Loft With a Boardwalk
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With the lack of guest privacy in her brother's loft, artist Sally Scott came up with an instant guest room: a custom-made indoor tent. This canvas dwelling has been such a hit that the duo is now turning the urban camp idea into a business, Shim Shim Co. The tents are spacious enough to accommodate a bed, side table and chair and can be easily taken down when not in use.
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San Francisco–based architect Christi Azevedo tucked the kitchen of this tiny carriage house into the corner, then washed the walls and ceiling in bright white. The space now has a light and spacious feel, despite the limited square footage.
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For this East Village studio, the design team at Jordan Parnass Digital Architecture created a sleeping loft with concealed drawer units and a full walk-in closet below.
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Los Angeles interior designers Todd Nickey and Amy Kehoe made use of every corner of this open and light-filled loft. By building bookshelves underneath the stairway, they created a quiet reading area that feels separate from the rest of the space.
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In the guest rooms of Lost & Found hotel, a sheer white curtain divides the bedroom from the rest of the open loft's living area.
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Just when you thought you had a moment to breathe, here comes the "Mother" of all holidays.
Even though their colorful display lightens the roadside appearance, these flowers are considered troublesome weeds.
I spent the weekend looking for a gift and have yet to find one to present to my mom for Mother's Day.
I looked at the traditional cards, candy, and even flowers, but nothing stood out.
I began to panic; can't go into Mother's Day with nothing.
This made me recall a previous Mother's Day.
I was 9 and had little to no income with which to purchase a gift.
I thought and thought on how I could get my mom a gift, then it hit me. Gifts were all around me.
In Quay County we have an abundance of wildflowers, or as many extension agents would call them -- weeds.
You can see them on the sides of the highway and in the fields, their brightly colored petals a beacon to those passing.
I don't know the scientific name for these flowers, though I do know they are dismissed without much thought by those who see them everyday.
Construction crews will trample them, dig them up and toss their uprooted bodies around. Ranches will treat the noxious varieties to protect their livestock, which I completely understand.
However, when we have wildfires and grassland is burned, those pests often take the place of the surface vegetation.
Instead of a barren field of sand, which becomes a sand blaster every time the wind picks up, those weeds take root and keep the dirt down while providing a little decor to the countryside.
As beautiful as they make our landscape they are still considered weeds. But when you're a 9-year-old boy looking to show the most important woman in your life some gratitude, they are a Godsend.
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So that equation becomes . That can be written as and, dividing both sides by AB, .
Now, the left side is a function of x only and the right side is a function of y only (we have "separated" the variables) so the only way that can be equal for all x and y is if they are both equal to the same constant.
That is, we can separate into two equations: or and or .
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If you arrive in Olbia by air, only a 10 minute drive from the airport will bring you to the central Piazza Regina Margherita. Running off it, the cobbled lanes in the old part of town around the Corso Umberto are full of good restaurants and pretty piazzas to linger in over a drink. In the early evening this is the place for the passeggiata when everyone struts and preens to see and be seen. From here, past the level crossing and the railway station, you come to the town's top tourist sight, the Basilica di San Simplicio.


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One of the best parts of the holiday season is without a doubt the laziness it encourages. These last few days really have been the first time in all of 2011 I've had the chance to sit back, relax and not stress about all the little things. Yesterday in specific was an impressive first for me; I slept in late, and still had time for an afternoon nap. In between, I spent the rest of the day catching on every Kardashian-themed show I could find on TV, and generally, just lying around in my own squalor. To which I must say: If that isn't heaven, I'm not quite sure what might be.
But beyond keeping up with the Kardashians and taking on the sleep patterns of a male lion, I did something else that was at least semi-interesting. I watched a college basketball practice.
Please understand that this wasn't a particularly special practice. It didn't have lights and pyrotechnics like Midnight Madness, and wasn't one of those free-flowing open practices you get at the Final Four. Nope, instead, it was a regular practice, on a regular day, in a seemingly regular season for the Kentucky Wildcats basketball program. The practice had real drills, in real preparation for a real game.
Of course there was one difference from that practice and all others before or since it. That difference was that this practice streamed live online, allowing thousands of other couch-dwelling, college hoops fans to check in, and check out what the Wildcats were doing. As best I can tell, it's the first time a college basketball program has ever done such a thing, and once again proved something I've been saying for years: When it comes to the promotion and marketing of his program, John Calipari really is miles ahead of the pack.
Actually, that fact alone is probably why I'm fascinated by Kentucky's program, and why so many 17-year-old AAU hotshots feel the same way. Calipari's presence simply makes college basketball more interesting. He's like Bill Veeck, Dana White and Dean Smith all rolled into one; a salesman as much as a basketball coach, at a program which- quite frankly- needs no selling. Kentucky is the biggest name in college basketball, and would do fine in the PR department with someone as boring as Tom Brokaw running it (or Tubby Smith for that matter). Yet there is Calipari, practically standing on the street corner screaming "extra, extra, read all about it," to passersby. If he weren't coaching college basketball, I'm convinced Calipari would be the VP of Marketing at Disney or McDonald's.
I first noticed this phenomena a few years ago when LeBron James just "happened" to show up courtside for an otherwise monotonous Saturday afternoon game at Rupp Arena, and things have only snowballed from there. With Calipari, every single day is a chance to showcase his program, a fact that I'm pretty sure pisses off everyone in college basketball who isn't a Kentucky fan. While every other coach in college basketball would've seen a trip to Connecticut this past November as a chance to play a few extra games, with Calipari, it was a chance to get his players to ESPN's headquarters and onto the set of Sportscenter. Winning a regional in Newark last March would've been enough for most coaches. For Calipari, it was a chance to hoop, get to the Final Four and rub elbows with Jay-Z (which caught the Jigga Man a $50,000 fine I might add). With Calipari, the wheels are always turning.
Which brings us back to Monday.
In all honesty, the practice itself wasn't all that compelling, but instead, played out like well, a regular basketball practice. Guys ran through drills and scrimmaged, with whistles and constant "teaching moments" interrupting any type of real flow. From a pure basketball perspective, the Kentucky Wildcats looked like exactly what they are: A young team, in the grind of a college basketball season, still trying to figure themselves out. Like every other team in the country, actually.
But you know what? Who cares? The story wasn't what was going on at practice, but that the practice was being broadcast to begin with. Name another coach in the country who'd afford his fans such a treat? Jim Calhoun certainly wouldn't. Jim Boeheim would throw up his hands and start whining before the suggestion even came out of anyone's mouth. Coach K might put together a pre-packaged, 30-second, "I'm a teacher, not a coach" clip that ended up on YouTube, but he'd never fully open his doors to the cameras. Roy Williams? Sure, he's got that folksy, "good ole' boy" vibe going. But for those who've paid close attention, he's also been more cranky with the media than ever these last few years. There's a chance that Bill Self, Tom Izzo or Thad Matta might consider what Calipari did yesterday. But to date, Cal is the only one to actually execute it.
And beyond that, I'm just gonna throw it out there: What's the harm in at least trying something like this? Sure every other coach in college hoops would worry about another team watching and stealing info, but I wonder, is it really that big of a deal? If you're really confident in your coaching ability and in your player's ability to execute what you're teaching, why does a quick open practice matter?
As a matter of fact, Monday night's event kind of reminded me of how Pete Carroll used to run his USC football program. At the time they were the "glamour" team in the sport, and like what Kentucky did Monday, every practice was open to the public. Every…single…one. When Carroll was asked if he was afraid opponents would steal info gleaned from the practices, Carroll always responded with something to the effect of "No. We're not trying to hide what we do from the other team. We're just trying to out-execute them when we get on the field." Makes sense, right? And I'm guessing if you'd asked Calipari the same question late Monday, he'd have probably given a similar answer.
Not to mention that to Kentucky's credit, they were smart about the timing too. Sure it was branded as a "Christmas gift" to Big Blue Nation, and I'm sure to a degree it was. I also find it less than ironic that the practice came before a seemingly meaningless game against Lamar, and with plenty of time in between to prep for Louisville on Saturday. This open practice wasn't in the heart of SEC play, or right before the Indiana, North Carolina or Louisville games either. Which I'm guessing wasn't by accident.
But the timing really was everything in another sense too; the practice basically fell on the slowest sports week of the calendar year. College football's bowl season isn't fully underway, and really, neither is the NBA. The sport of college basketball still has a week or two before it's in full throttle, and the NFL headlines were surprisingly quiet yesterday too.
Basically, Monday proved to be the perfect time for a college basketball program to do something unique to get people talking about them. For Calipari and Kentucky, it wasn't so much about "stealing" headlines per se, as much as creating them out of thin air, when there weren't any otherwise.
Ultimately, it was just the latest proof of something we've already known for a long time. When it comes to the branding and marketing of a college basketball program, nobody does it quite like John Calipari. He's playing chess while his contemporaries play checkers. And while it may not ultimately lead to wins on the court, it does lead to buzz off of it.
At this time of year, that's more than good enough.
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DALTON, Ga.--Sphinx by Oriental Weavers will return to the Chicago International Casual Furniture and Accessories Market for its second time this month. The company has more than doubled its space from the year before, and will show on the eighth floor of the Merchandise Mart in suite #8-4046. The show will be held Sept. 20-23.
Sphinx will feature the new Bali and the casual yet sophisticated Karavia indoor/outdoor collections, as well as its Caspian, Montego, and Lanai lines.
"Outdoor decor continues to be the fastest growing category in home decor, and consumers are branching out with very fashionable outdoor textiles," said Pat Muschamp, vice president of sales, Oriental Weavers. "Our indoor/outdoor collections have proven to be right on trend with today's outdoor fabrics and colors. The Chicago International Casual Furniture Market is known as the destination for outdoor and casual decor, and we feel that our products are a perfect fit for the customers attending the show."
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A man whom the FBI dubbed the "Bucket List Bandit" because he told victims he had a terminal illness is back behind bars.
Michael Eugene Brewster of Pensacola, Florida was arrested Thursday after running a stop sign near a casino in Roland, Oklahoma. The FBI suspects he is responsible robbing off 10 banks in nine states.
Ronald Brewster of Cincinnati told The Associated Press his brother may have "wanted to go down with a bang," but acknowledged he cut off contact with his brother years ago.
â??As soon as I saw him on the computer, I knew they had the right name and face,â?? Ronald Brewster told the Washington Post.
Michael Brewster has a lengthy criminal record that includes prison stints in Ohio and Kentucky.


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Freedom New Mexico: Liliana Castillo Eastern New Mexico University's Lukas Cash is launching a weblog called URLoved which is devoted to spreading love via the Internet.
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Spread the love.
That's the mantra behind a special project developed by Lukas Cash.
Cash is a student and special programs coordinator in distance education at Eastern New Mexico University. He is building a weblog called URLoved that lets people tell their loved ones how much they mean to them.
"Love is something that needs a little more attention in order to build better communities for the future," Cash said.
The idea for his weblog came from a similar weblog called Post Secret, where secrets can be posted anonymously.
"But it got depressing and I wanted to do something a little more upbeat," Cash said. "A lot of the world's problems can be traced back to not acknowledging love."
Cash said he decided to make love the theme of his weblog because people only believe in two kinds of love.
"People think of the really trite, silly, commercialized love or don't believe there is any altruistic love anymore," he said. "People don't believe there is a real love anymore. That's the problem with it. You don't have to be a nice person to have a lot of love in your heart."
Cash worked on developing the concept last semester and plans to launch the weblog Monday.
Cash said he built a community Website because that is where many people devote a lot of their Web activity.
To post on URLoved, a person can send in a decorated post card and Cash will post it on the weblog. A post can be left anonymously or can include the name of the sender. The sender can also choose to have Cash send an e-mail alert to the person it's for.
Becca Gossett of Portales is one of the 10 people who has sent Cash a decorated post card for the maiden voyage of the site.
Gossett, 23, sent the post for her husband, Chase, who she has been married to for two years. But after thinking about it, she said she'd love to write posts for several people in her life.
"You don't just have to send it to your husband or boyfriend. You can send it to anyone. I was thinking about writing one for my mom," she said.
Gossett said she thinks Cash's weblog is a good way to promote love and goodness.
"During hard times or any time really, people tend to focus on the bad things and forget those that they love," Gossett said. "I don't think the people we love know all the time. Everyone wants to know that someone loves them."
"And just reading the blog, even if the posts aren't for you, it just makes you feel good to know that people love each other."


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The 2012 Summer X Games will feature several blockbuster events. Each carries their own unique and exciting qualities.
The X Games are all about adrenaline, excitement and breathtaking stunts. The death-defying feats and the courage of these athletes is unparalleled. It gives their respective sports unmatched respect.
Festivities kickoff on Thursday, June 28 and go through Sunday, July 1. With action rapidly approaching, there's no better time than now to breakdown this year's 10 best events.
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It's that time, Ford Mustang fans…the 2013 Formula DRIFT season is upon us! The Ford team will be represented by the points leader, Vaughn Gittin Jr and the 2011 champ, Justin Pawlak this time around. Of all the manufacturers in the entire competition, the Ford boys have everyone else waxed out with their customized Mustangs. Round 3 of the Formula DRIFT championship will start later this week (May 31 – June 1) at Palm Beach International Raceway in Jupiter, Florida, so if you have any desire to see some Mustangs pump out some serious smoke, then you are definitely in the right time slot.
If you are able to get out to PBIR this weekend, you'll also be able to check out the Ford Mustang V6 & GT, a hot Focus ST, and also a customized Fusion in track-side exhibit. Also, there will be a Ford Mustang Customizer booth to let racing & drift fans design their very own dream drifter car!
Be sure to check out the full scoop of details in the Press Release, following.
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Ford Mustang Drifts South to Palm Beach International Raceway for Round Three of Formula DRIFT Championship
JUPITER, Fla., May 24, 2013 – New series points leader, Vaughn Gittin, Jr. and Justin Pawlak will represent Ford Motor Company in a pair of Ford Mustangs when they compete in Round Three of the Formula DRIFT championship on May 31-June 1, 2013 at Palm Beach International Raceway (Jupiter, Fla.). As an official partner of Formula DRIFT, Ford has amped up its involvement engaging the sport's fans by providing them access to new Ford products at this season's Formula DRIFT events.
"Formula DRIFT has become one of the most dynamic forms of action motorsports," says Paul Brearey, Ford marketing manager for enthusiast events. "Everyone in the sport shares our passion for performance cars. Highlighting our terrific Mustang competitors lets us showcase how fantastic these cars are, as well as some of our other hot vehicles at the track."
Gittin, Jr. and Pawlak are coming off an extremely challenging round in Atlanta. In spite of everchanging weather conditions, including pounding rain, Gittin, Jr. finished third, racking up more championship points and taking the series points lead. Furthermore, Ford is currently leading the points race in the Manufacturer Cup.
It was Henry Ford's personal involvement in racing in 1901 that helped to provide the capital and the awareness for what was to become Ford Motor Company two years later. Ever since then, Ford has been involved in motorsports to promote its products and to connect with performance enthusiasts.
"Ford's deeper involvement with Formula DRIFT this year should come as no surprise to those who follow the series," says Mickey Matus, Ford Racing marketing communication manager. "We became involved in Formula DRIFT in 2005, using the series to help develop a supercharged 4.6-liter V8 crate engine for the Ford Racing Performance Parts program. Eight years later, drifting is an integral part of Ford's growing outreach to young performance enthusiasts who love cars, but are not interested in traditional forms of racing."
"We have the dream team of Mustang drivers," Matus adds. "Vaughn Gittin, Jr. and Justin Pawlak are fierce and talented competitors supported by top-notch teams. Vaughn won the 2010 Formula DRIFT championship in his Ford Mustang and is the current points leader. Justin won this event in 2011. These guys are stars in Formula DRIFT. We look forward to an intense weekend of drifting at Palm Beach International Raceway."
For drifting fans, Ford will also provide major eye candy at the event. Upon entering the gates, ticketholders will see a Mustang V6 and GT; Focus ST; and a customized Fusion that made its debut at the 2012 SEMA show and features Ford parts and accessories. Ford's Mustang Customizer kiosk allows fans to design and show off their dream car via social media in realtime at the event.
"We're ecstatic with the new energy in and outside the paddock that Ford has brought to the series," says Ryan Sage vice president/co-founder of Formula DRIFT. "Their ability to draw in new fans is just uncanny, and at the same time, fans are witnessing mid-season driving form by Vaughn Gittin, Jr. in that beast of a Mustang. Ford has really helped our series get the recognition it deserves and we are only in round three."
Tickets are available for Round Three of "Invasion" at Palm Beach International Raceway. The action can also be followed on Facebook, Twitter (@FormulaDrift) and it's streamed live.
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Ford Motor Company, a global automotive industry leader based in Dearborn, Mich., manufactures or distributes automobiles across six continents. With about 175,000 employees and 65 plants worldwide, the company's automotive brands include Ford and Lincoln. The company provides financial services through Ford Motor Credit Company. For more information regarding Ford and its products worldwide, please visit http://corporate.ford.com.


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Former Minnesota Twins pitcher Jeff Reardon was arrested in Florida Monday on suspicion of committing armed robbery.
According to a news release from the Palm Beach Gardens Police Department, the 50-year-old former All Star entered a Hamilton Jewelers store in shopping mall and handed a clerk a note demanding money. The clerk, believing Reardon had a gun, filled a bag with an undisclosed amount of cash.
Reardon fled the store with the cash and was followed by the store manager. Police arrived and arrested Reardon without incident outside a P.F. Chang's restaurant. The money was recovered at the same time.
Reardon, who has lived in Florida since the 1980's, earned over $11 million in his nine-year baseball career. He played for the Montreal Expos, the Minnesota Twins (and was instrumental in the team's 1988 World Series win), the Boston Red Sox, the Cincinnati Reds and the New York Yankees. He was dubbed "The Terminator" and remains one of the most effective pitchers in baseball history.
He is charged with armed robbery, but the police statement does not provide any details on weapons recovered at the time of the arrest.


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Kang for Dummies
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Before I go into discussing this character, I won't be going over his powers, weapons or chronology. Later in the future i'll write a full chronology again on this character and discuss everything there is need to be known about Kang and place his history, weapons, and powers on his Overveiw page. But basically im going over the basics on this character so Marvel readers could understand Kang if they haven't already and his placement within the Marvel Universe.
Kang is really one of the most confusing characters that Marvel has ever created, and Marvel even admits this. Kang is a serious threat to the Marvel Universe because of his ability to time travel. Reason why I like Kang is that his character cannot be ruined by sh***y writers, no matter how hard they try, another Kang would just reappear later. Its amazing how this character has a way to become immortal and mortal. As for his chronology, its really unspecific because you don't know if your studying the actual Kang or just another Kang from a different reality. Its also hard to tell which Kang died and which Kang it was that took on the Avengers. But what is known, is that Kang started out as a kid name Nathaniel Richards who discovered a time machine and traveled through time. That's basically the direct history your ever going to get out of Kang, as for the other appearances and what happened from after riding the time machine, its not for sure what happened, even its likely that he became Rama-Tut. Its also damn near impossible for Comicvine to have a three minute expert video on this guy because how confusing it is to get the straight facts about Kang.
Before knowing Kang:
You must learn about Marvel's different realities, worlds, and timelines. Earth-616 is the current timeline that is being read through Marvel Comics, otherwise known as the mainstream. As for the other earths (realities), they are naturally results from changed events or was different from the events within the mainstream that are read by Marvel readers.
As an example: Marvel Zombies takes place in another reality where superheroes succumb to a virus that turns them to zombies. Which is known as Earth-2149.
Many of these realities are results from the What If comics, as for how many realities there are, it is unlimited seeing that there are so many changes that could be made and have an effect on its future.
As for Kang, he has the ability to travel to these realities. But when he does, he's also causing other versions of himself to be produced and these other Kang's can travel back to the mainstream world or any other world if they still have a time machine. Meaning that, if you kill Kang, then another Kang from another reality or timeline will enter the mainstream reality. Much like the realities within the Marvel Universe, there are unlimited amount of Kangs that exist, and because of this, is his ability to time travel. Kang has found himself going against, himself many times. Either as Kang against Kang, Kang against Iron Lad, or Kang against Immortus, basically, because of his ability to time travel, Kang has became an enemy for himself.
**Note** In Dark Avengers #4, you'll notice how uncomfortable Dr Doom was to go back into time. This is the reason why, because with an unlimited amount of Dr Dooms, it could be very devastating for the Marvel Universe and himself.
Nathaniel Richards:
Kang the Conqueror is known by many names in the Marvel Universe, but his real identity is known as Nathaniel Richards. So throughout my discussion on Kang, due to reasons for his numerous identities, im going to refer him as Nathaniel Richards. Nathaniel Richards originated in a different timeline where society was basically uninteresting for him. Grown into a world where a civilized society grew in a short amount of time compared to Earth-616, Nathaniel's world never even went through the dark ages. Seeking thrills, adventure, and excitement after studying the heroic age of Earth-616, Nathaniel came across a time machine that would fulfill his needs to escape boredom. Using time traveling for his own personal needs such as looting and manipulating a pre-civilized society into thinking that he was a holy figure, Nathaniel's villainy within the Marvel Universe began.
Iron Lad:
It was during this time frame, before discovering the heroic age and the time machine, Nathaniel was attacked by a bully named Morgan. Instead of having his throat cut and being sent to the hospital where he learned about the heroes of Earth-616, his attack was prevented by his future self. After knowing what kind of man he would be, Nathaniel was shocked on how ruthless and destructive he was going to be. Going back into time to have the Avengers help him defeat his future self, Nathaniel ended up forming his own group of heroes known as the Young Avengers and with them they battled his future self. After killing his future self, Nathaniel realized how he could damage the time stream if he doesn't continue his destiny of being Kang. Leaving Nathaniel with no choice but to return to his own time and continue his path knowing what kind of man he will be.
Deciding to influence his younger self and prevent his throat being cut by the bully known as Morgan. Kang could have possibly changed the events and course of not only his history, but also the history within the Marvel Universe. Unless Nathaniel continues his exact course and foot steps of being Kang, then there shouldn't be any or a whole lot of damage to the time stream of Earth-616
When Nathaniel Richards planned to conquer the Egyptians in 2950 BC on Earth-616, he built his time machine as a Sphinx to manipulate their beliefs. Even though his time machine malfunctioned and left Nathaniel stranded, he was worshiped as a god by the natives. For about ten years, Nathaniel Richards took was known as the Pharaoh Rama-Tut ruled over the land of Egypt.
Scarlet Centurion
After being forced out of the Egyptian timeline by the combine effort of Marvel heroes, Nathaniel found Doctor Doom adrift in space when he traveled to modern time (which is somewhere in the late 19 century). Later after his encounter with Doom and a conflict with the mutant Cable, Nathaniel took another identity known as the Scarlet Centurion. It was believed that Doctor Doom inspired his idea for the new armored identity. As Scarlet Centurion, Nathaniel traveled to a different timeline, which was Earth-689. Nathaniel managed to manipulate that worlds Avengers to kill every hero within it and have him rule the world, but this plan was thwarted by the mainstream Avengers and Nathaniel found himself fleeing again.
There are many realities and worlds that changed after this event, and where we see Scarlet Centurion from those worlds take over in different ways.
Kang the conqueror
Trying to return to his own time, instead Nathaniel accidentally found himself in the 40 century where the world was destroyed by global wars (Earth-6311). Taking the name Kang, he decided to become a warlord after forming his own army. Nathaniel managed to take over the world and after that incident, Kang became a conqueror in that time.
Supposed to be the final identity for Nathaniel, it is unknown what century it was when Nathaniel took the identity of Immortus. Approached by the Time Keepers, who are guardians of time and reality, they promised Nathaniel immortality if he chooses to serve them. Agreeing to their offer to become guardian in the time stream, Nathaniel retired his identity of being Kang, and took on the role of preserving rather than conquer or abusing time.
It is almost for sure that the original Nathaniel does take on the role of being Rama-Tut, Scarlet Centurion, and Kang. But as for Iron Lad and Immortus, it could be either another reality that these characters exist.
Avengers #1
With Kang's introduction in the new Avengers comic, it is possible that there may be some confusion with the storyline that involves realities and different timelines. Like when Kang showed Starks doomsday device, it doesn't mean that Stark will make it. Kang managed to acquire it from a different reality where Stark did build it and used it to threaten the Avengers from the mainstream time.
As the story progresses, I will update this if it needs to be.


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A U.S. official has said investigators were examining the possibility the disappearance of the Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 was "an act of piracy". This is the first time that officials admitted today that the jet could have been hijacked. Two sources to Reuters an unidentified aircraft that investigators believe was Boeing 777 jetliner was following a route between navigational waypoints when it was last plotted on military radar off the country's northwest coast.
The official, who wasn't authorised to talk to the media and spoke on condition of anonymity, also said it was possible the plane may have landed somewhere. The position suggested the plane was flying toward India's Andaman Islands, which lie between the Andaman Sea and the Bay of Bengal.
Every hour the mystery deepens. One of the most baffling mysteries in the history of modern aviation remains unsolved after nearly a week. How could an airliner with 239 people on board simply vanish? MH370 is becoming one of the most baffling mysteries in the history of aviation.
There are disparate theories about what might have happened to flight 370 but no clues that lend merit to any of them. Yet another theory is taking shape about what might have happened to flight 370: Maybe it landed in a remote Indian Ocean island chain, CNN posted a brief theory recently.
Missing Malaysia Airline Jet "May Have Flown on For Five Hours"
The new revelations that an automatic onboard satellite link, operated by London-based telecommunications company Inmarsat, sent pings from the plane at least five hours after it lost contact with ground control . However, the signals gave no indication about where the stray jet was heading nor its technical condition.
The Wall Street Journal said that aviation investigators and national security officials believed the plane flew for a total of five hours based on data automatically downloaded and sent to the ground from the Boeing 777′s engines, as part of a routine maintenance and monitoring programme.
The paper posted image which shows some shocking angles on this mystery, "The report details that the airplane's two Trent 800 engines continued to send out data for five hours as part of a monitoring and maintenance program." Malaysia Airlines said on Thursday it had retired the missing aircraft's flight code as a sign of respect to the passengers and crew on board.
The Boeing 777 jetliners are equipped with what is called the Airplane Health Management system in which they ping a satellite every hour. The number of pings would indicate how long the plane stayed aloft. The "pings" indicated that the aircraft's maintenance troubleshooting systems were switched on and ready to communicate with satellites as needed, according to the Reuters.
But no data links were opened because the companies involved had not subscribed to that level of service from the satellite operator, the sources said. As reported by Sky News, a statement issued by satellite operator Inmarsat said: "Routine, automated signals were registered on the Inmarsat network from Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 during its flight from Kuala Lumpur. "This information was provided to our partner SITA, which in turn has shared it with Malaysia Airlines."
Possible Sabotage or Hijack
Taken together, the data point toward speculation in a dark scenario in which someone took the plane for some unknown purpose, perhaps terrorism. A senior Malaysian police official said to Reuters, "What we can say is we are looking at sabotage, with hijack still on the cards."
The former FBI Assistant Director James Kallstrom told CNN, "You draw that arc, and you look at countries like Pakistan, you know, and you get into your 'Superman' novels, and you see the plane landing somewhere and (people) repurposing it for some dastardly deed down the road." If the plane did carry on flying for that time it could have travelled 2,200 nautical miles, possibly reaching north-western India and the border with Pakistan.
Malaysian Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein says when he was asked about the possibility of "sabotage", "A normal investigation becomes narrower with time … as new information focuses the search, but this is not a normal investigation," he told a news conference. "In this case, the information has forced us to look further and further afield."
Landing in Andaman and Nicobar Islands: "No Chance, No Such Chance"
It was earlier claimed military radar suggested the plane was deliberately flown towards the India's Andaman Islands, a chain of isles between the Andaman Sea and the Bay of Bengal. Denis Giles, editor of the Andaman Chronicle newspaper, says there's just nowhere to land such a big plane in his archipelago without attracting notice. He told CNN, "There is no chance, no such chance, that any aircraft of this size can come towards Andaman and Nicobar Islands and land."
Pentagon Says Malaysia Airlines Flight Crashed in the Indian Ocean; Will Find In 24 Hours
A Pentagon official is reported to have said that it has information that missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 went down in the India Ocean while Malaysian authorities have also expanded search westward towards India.
ABC News report quoted an unnamed "senior Pentagon official" as saying "We have an indication the plane went down in the Indian Ocean." U.S destoyer USS Kidd is now reportedly being moved in to search the area, while Malaysia was due to ask for radar data from India and other neighbouring countries to see if they can trace the plane flying north west. The same Pentagon official hinted that it would take 24 hours for USS Kidd to be moved into position.
The Guardian reports that White House spokesman Jay Carney has confirmed that a new search area may be opened in the Indian Coean. He said in a statement, "It is my understanding the one possible piece of information, or pieces of information, has led to the possibility that a new search area may be opened up over the Indian Ocean." Follow us on Twitter and Facebook to join the conversation.


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better xref for animation without breaking rigs
improve xref for animation without break the rig it self. and can update the rig without break the animation. animator cannot delete rig or it will pops up warning dialog
A real referencing solution that actually works! This would be a huge massive plus for the program as its one of if not biggest area of neglect. This to me is the one strength Maya has over Max, the one. :)
The Xref scene utility seems to be unstable on the latest version.
Also the display options aren't respected upon opening the file.
Furthermore, when changing a display option or updating an xref, there's no way to know whether it's still working or not, possibly crashing max when trying to continue with work.
The current file referencing implementations in Max are very limiting. They appear to be aimed towards static content, while a major part of an animation pipeline is referencing character rigs.
Maya has a much more robust referencing implementation... Max needs to catch.up.
The amount of work that is added to keep assets up to date, in a large pipeline, is massive, without decent referencing.
Improve the reference systeme to have something like in Maya
3ds Max 2016 has taken significant steps in improving the XREF workflow. More to come
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Flickbook commented
I strongly agree with spewdog :
"Something exactly like Maya's referencing system would be AWESOME!"
Jason Tassell commented
Great news, thanks Autodesk!
kiabu commented
since xsi got AXED, can't we get the same model/reference system and ditch xref scene, xref obj and containers all together. They're all a piece of the puzzle but nothing advanced enough to handle proper referencing. Start with a clean slate. It's by far the best referencing system I've ever used.
Daniel Wichterich commented
Under review! Fantastic news!
le_faya commented
Yeeeeeeh this day is beautifull !!!! I love this sweet words "UNDER REVIEW" ^^ CHAMPAGNE !!
If you need beta tester, i will be proud to help you !
thanks a lot
@Daniel: Feel free to provide an improved title and description that keeps the original idea and I will edit the request.
Daniel Wichterich commented
This is such an important issue and deserves a better title and description :)
Acutally, re-reading the details of your request, this really is mostly about bugs present in the Scene Xref feature. Please use http://www.autodesk.com/3dsmax-DefectSubmission to report bugs.
This is not a Small Annoying Thing; also, please do not use the [admin: Bug] category, which is used internally to identify requests that really are bug reports.
I will move this request to the General forum.
le_faya commented
Any news about this inescapable feature that need 3dsmax ? Thanks !
Georgio04 commented
Incredible. Totally agree with you, LeFaya
spewdog commented
Something exactly like Maya's referencing system would be AWESOME!
Mambo4 commented
Referencing animation is definitely one of max's big failures. The consensus over at tech-artists.org is essentially "Don't use max's xRefs or Containers, write you own system"
Jason Tassell commented
For me the lack of a decent file referencing system is a huge problem for animation intensive pipelines - and the main reason why I find Max incredibly frustrating to work with. Maya handles file referencing so much better.
In an ideal animation pipeline:
1. The rig is referenced into a scene (properly referenced - not merged like containers / xref).
2. The animator gets access to controllers that are intended for animation only.
3. The referenced rig is automatically updated when the master file is changed (either manually or on file reload).
This means that shots don't need to be manually edited to update the rig. For games pipelines this allows us to do batch exports of all our animation files with the rig changes. This can save many days of work and is a huge reason why character tds prefer working with Maya.
Abanegan commented
max is weakly in Operation for controling and management of big production animation projects
freed commented
References system in max is pain in the ass for TV serial production.
because if we want add or tweak rig of character we must save animation and do merge in every shot, if there is 150shot so we must remerge 150 times. what a waste of time
so we need references system that can update while animator animate the character, and i wish the new references in max have option to protect the references object for accidental deleteing the references object
Any admin can say if this options could be possible and if Autodesk think to make 3Dsmax to the same level of Maya and Xsi for this? Thanks a lot !
there is another POST on this idea, could it be possible to "merged" them please ?
I already use all my votes, but if a can i give it 20 points !!
Xref is a big problem in 3Dsmax for animation (I like Max, but this problem will probably make use to change of soft):
We need, something like containers, that can export a "model" (a file) that can be import, in reference, in max. But we have to acces to modifiers (especially attributs holder) and all elements of this file (maybe could be good to lock acces to a kind of elements choose by user, like all the rigging's elements). With Container, in order to acces to elements (like animation controllers), you cannot do it, even if you choose in the rules options "anything un locked". The only way is to "Open" it, and so, you loose the reference.
It is something like this with the XrefObject : to acces to custom attribut (on AttributHolder modifier), you have to merged modifier...and so you loose referencing...and if you delete or add elements in the reference files, the upgrade is really unsure.
In simple words : we need something who can let us upgrade a character/props setup, and directly update it in all animators scenes (really, really important if you have 20 animators who works in same time on the same character).
Container was a good idea : export a file (.maxc), like the .emdl in XSI, to be import like reference in other scene...but we cannot us this for animation, even if we choose the rules "anything unlocked".
In addition, I would like to switch (during animation) between 2 kinds of level of rigging, for the layout and for animation..and to keep animation of each..(this is easly with container...but we cannot animated it...)
If max have reference system like XSI or MAYA, this will give him a real power for big productions (i especially think about Tv Show)
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Please do anyone have any suggestions? I purchase a timeshare in Vegas in 2007 and the mortgage company will not report my monthly payments . I been making Pymts since 10/07. Never missed a pymt or been late, due to autopay. I contacted and spoke to anyone who would listen. No response... I'm told that they do not report to a credit agency, but I could have a copy of my pymts. And they would be willing to forward a letter to the loan officer, I really wish they would report my payment history. I welcome any help....
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Nothing you can do. They are not required to report to my knowledge.
+1. Creditors are not required to report tradelines to the CRAs. You can always ask them, but there is no recourse if they choose not to.
But if you miss payments I bet they have no problem reporting then....
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Guns of Icarus Online takes to the skies with flying airships, class-based fighting, and more gears than you can strap on your boots when you take on this steampunk adventure. But honestly, you had me at airships. You can judge for yourself this week when the game hits PAX East. To find out more about what it take the fight to the fierce skies, I recently got to talk to Muse Games about what you can expect when you get your hands on it as well as the Kickstarter campaign that started it all.
You are not Rambo. In war, you have a job and you need to do that job in conjunction with others around you in order to survive. Muse Games, makers of Guns of Icarus Online, make the sky the limit, but you can only move as far as the guardrails allow. There's no wondering what you need to do or where you need to go. Keep the ship running and try to stay alive. How you do that is up to you.
The class-based system simply does more than switch out the weapons in your hands. The key word here is "asymmetric gameplay" – meaning that you'll often be doing something completely different than the other three people on board. The gunner class speaks for itself. Strap in and let the lead run wild across the bow of the enemy ships. Get close enough, and you can pour on the heat with a good flamethrower.
Engineers work as your problem men. If you have a problem like a broken gun or something catching on fire, these boys will fix it. As Howard Tsao, Founder & CEO of Muse Games, puts it, the actions to fix things will be timed-based like reloading your gun in Gears of War. Captains, as you would figure, steer the ship as well as look for enemies. Again, we're seeing a very different type of job to tackle in order to keep you and your team in the sky.
As Howard goes on to explain, picking a class makes the job easier to accomplish, but doesn't make it impossible to take on any other job. A gunner, for instance, could help put out fires. When you're just about to finish off a ship, you can call on the whole team to grab a gun and start blasting away. Classes don't deter your action, but only make you better at the jobs that you want to do.
From the wild blue yonder to the intricate design on every ship you try to blast out of the sky, Guns of Icarus simply looks beautiful. As someone who practically bleeds steam, I love the aesthetics and the attention to detail behind ever costume and every ship flying through the sky. This isn't just a battleground, but a world you want to explore.
As one of the success stories coming out of Kickstarter, I had to ask Howard about the secret to his success.
"What was most important for us was to make sure that people know who we are and that they are supporting something quality and innovative. As a team that not many people know, it was up to us to tell people that we are dedicated to what we do, and to establish a trust that if people pledge, we would fulfill our promise and deliver a game they love. So a video with not only game play footage, but also us talking about the game was really important."
Not only presenting a great product, Howard goes on to explain that communication with the fan and those who donate are crucial to a successful Kickstarter campaign.
"While reaching out and telling people about the campaign is necessary, building a relationship with fans and a community is just as necessary."
For the gamers going out to PAX East this weekend, make sure you swing by the Muse Games booth to get your first taste of Guns of Icarus Online. With eight-ship combat and plans for a single player campaign in the future, this is one game to keep an eye on and get your hands on as soon as possible.
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Her Forbidden Hero has had an interesting journey with covers. In May 2012, the book debuted in Entangled's Indulgence line, and then in October 2012, it was re-covered and shifted over to Entangled's sexier Brazen line to match the second book in the series, One Night. So the new French cover actually marks the third visual representation of Marco and Alyssa's story. And I'm just so tickled I had to share:
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Marco would just devour Alyssa if he saw her in that shirt. And the woman is such a good Alyssa. I just have to raise a glass to Jai Lu and say thank you for giving Her Forbidden Hero a great French release!
Which one's your favorite? :)
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It is difficult to conduct a visual analysis of Georgia O'Keeffe's work without using the word "dramatic." And although a symbolic analysis of her work might also bring into play some descriptions of a psychosexual nature, it is O'Keeffe's appreciation of depth, color, terrain, and drama that provide the viewer with a distinct insight into the artist. Abstractions, flowers, bones, and desert and mountain landscapes that veer toward abstraction all found their way onto O'Keeffe's canvases.
Her mentor, Alfred Stieglitz (1864–1946), became her husband in 1924. He first promoted O'Keeffe's work in his 291 gallery in New York in 1916 and rapidly became her greatest fan. Stieglitz, whose work has its own prominent position in American photography, was largely responsible for O'Keeffe's fame early on, although O'Keeffe was increasingly evaluated on her own terms as the twentieth century progressed.
Finding Santa Fe and its surroundings inspirational early in her artistic life, O'Keeffe is associated with her creative experiences in New Mexico and the existence she led there in pursuit of her passions. O'Keeffe died in Santa Fe in March 1986. A museum dedicated to her life and work opened in Santa Fe in 1997.
Georgia O'Keeffe was born 125 years ago on this date, November 15, in 1887.
—Warren Perry, Catalog of American Portraits, National Portrait Gallery
Georgia O'Keeffe / Una Hanbury / Bronze, 1967 / National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution
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Psst… we have a major treat in store for you this Sunday! You didn't really think that we would leave you hanging on the prettiest, most romantic day of the year, did you? Be sure to join us for a special feature by Elizabeth Messina, Living Cinema and Lisa Vorce, in honor of Valentine's Day!
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The World Cup is firmly on the horizon for many, but for club managers and their boards, the focus is on the summer transfer window.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Kat Collins (Darien, Conn.) tallied three goals in leading the #19 Dartmouth women's lacrosse team to an 8-6 victory over Yale in the Big Green's Ivy League opener.
Katherine Chiusano (Medford, N.J.) put Dartmouth ahead 1-0 5:13 into the game off an Eliza Bennett (Darien, Conn.) assist. Collins scored on a free position shot with 25:34 remaining in the first half to put the Big Green up by two.
Natalie Reid put Yale on the board less than a minute later when she scored her second goal of the season. Collins pushed the lead back to two just 31 seconds later, firing a shot past Yale goaltender Whitney Quackenbush for goal number 16 on the season.
Jessica Sturgill made the score 3-2 in favor of the Big Green with a goal assisted by Jenna Block, her second assist in as many chances.
The two teams traded the next two goals as the first half wound down. Bennett recorded her second point on the afternoon with a goal of an assist from freshman Sarah Parks (Ellicott City, Md.). Jenn Warden scored her first of two goals in the game with 2:20 left in the half, allowing the Bulldogs to go into the half down 4-3.
Sturgill evened the contest at four apiece with her second goal at 25:28 of the second half, again coming from an assist by Block.
Dartmouth scored three unanswered goals to go up 7-4. Greta Meyer (Denver, Colo.) scored her first goal of the game with 23:52 left in the game with a free position opportunity. Collins recorded her third goal of the game by the same method 1:38 later. Sarah Plumb (Wellesley, Mass.) put home an assist from Meyer for the game winner with 17:51 left in the game.
The Bulldogs cut the lead to two thanks to a free position goal by Taylor Fragapane with 9:04 on the clock. Two minutes later, Meyer scored her second on her second free position opportunity of the game for her ninth goal this season.
Warden netted an unassisted goal for Yale with 6:25 remaining to round out the scoring.
Dartmouth scooped up 16 ground balls to 14 by Yale. The Big Green also had a 9-7 advantage in draw controls.
Julie Wadland (Andover, Mass.) made nine saves in the win while Quakenbush also stopped nine shots.
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- 1 1⁄2 lbs ground lamb or 1 1⁄2 lbs ground beef
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- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1⁄2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1 cup tomato sauce
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I haven't made Pastitsio in years! I must have improved my cooking skills because in the past it seemed like it took FOREVER to prepare this, but this was prepared effortlessly. This was drier than I'm used to, and there seemed to be too much pasta-or perhaps since penne pasta is so large I wasn't accustomed to it, I usually use elbow macaroni. Thank You KelBel!
This was OK. The dish was dry as the sauce thickened while baking and more than half the pasta was not coated. It was bland tasting. I followed the recipe exactly as written. We covered the left overs with spaghetti sauce!!
I'm sorry, but this was not good. I've had pastitsio several times in my life and it's always been so tasty, this recipe is very bland. I realized right after taking my first bite that this recipe didn't have any salt in the ingredients. I added my own after the fact, which made it a little better, but was still not as tasty as the other times I've eaten pastitsio. Also it says to bake this in a 2 quart casserole dish and that would've been way too small, I used my 3-quart dish and it all fit perfectly. I'm not going to throw it out, it is still edible, but I would definitely recommend FOLLOWING A DIFFERENT RECIPE FOR PASTITSIO, NOT THIS ONE. (Especially one that has salt in it.)


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TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Preparing for their initial public offering (IPO) in late August, state-owned Aerospace Industrial Development Corp. yesterday announced the release of 54 percent of its total shares at the offering price of NT$12.95 per share.
Aerospace Industrial Development Corp. (AIDC, 漢翔航空) is a state-owned aerospace company of the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) based in Taichung. It is known for developing the AIDC F-CK-1 Ching-kuo fighter. Concurrently, AIDC's announcement yesterday presaged the largest denationalization of a state-owned enterprises over the last decade on the island.
According to United Evening News, AIDC yesterday finalized its offering price at NT$12.95 per share. A total of 288 million shares will be sold through the primary and secondary market, an act expected to dilute the MOEA's holding to 45 percent. Even so, the MOEA will remain the largest shareholder at AIDC after raising funds of more than NT$4 billion.
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Fubon Securities (富邦證券), AIDC's underwriter, told local media that AIDC's shares will be open for auction bidding from July 30 to Aug. 1. The outcome of the auction will be announced on Aug. 7. The IPO will be open to the general public from Aug. 11-13, with the outcome being announced on Aug. 15. AIDC is expected to make its debut on the Taiwan Stock Exchange in late August.
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Nash FM 94.7 New York to Host Listener Appreciation Concerts. Cumulus Media's country WNSH, New York "Nash FM 94.7" is hosting a series of concerts to thank their New York City listeners. Dubbed "Up Close and Country" and taking place at Hill Country Barbecue Market in Manhattan, the series includes performances by Thompson Square tonight (3/28), The Band Perry on April 2 and Brad Paisley on April 12. As was the case with the "Nash Bash" concerts to help promote the station's debut, tickets are not available for sale – only by listening to the station.
WTOP, Washington Stays #1 on List of Top Billing Stations; KIIS-FM, Los Angeles #2. The annual list of top billing stations according to BIA/ Kelsey has been released and Hubbard Radio's WTOP, Washington is at the front of the pack once again with $64.6 million in revenue in 2012 – that's up a fraction from the $64 million it grossed in 2011. The rest of the top 10 – split by CBS and Clear Channel – are as follows (in millions): Clear Channel's KIIS, Los Angeles ($56.8); Clear Channel's WHTZ, New York ($48.2); CBS Radio's WCBS, New York ($47.2); Clear Channel's KFI, Los Angeles ($46); CBS Radio's WBBM, Chicago ($45.7); Clear Channel's WLTW, New York ($43); CBS Radio's WINS, New York ($41.5); CBS Radio's WFAN-AM/FM ($41); and CBS Radio's KROQ, Los Angeles ($39.3).
The Bert Show Adds Abilene Affiliate. The "Q100" Atlanta-based "The Bert Show" announces it picks up its 10th affiliate in Townsquare Media's hot AC KMWX, Abilene, Texas "Mix 92-5." "The Bert Show" is syndicated via YEA Networks and the CHR and hot AC-friendly morning show features Bert Weiss, Jeff Dauler and Kristin Klingshirn. KMWX, general manager Frank Pain states, "We've been wanting to add 'The Bert Show' to the Mix lineup for quite some time. We never imagined a better fit and complement to our station. We're super excited to finally have the opportunity to add such great talent to 'Mix 92-5.'"
Clear Channel's Miami EDM Outlet Kicks Off with Pool Party. To be specific, the "All Gone Pete Tong Pool Party," which took place on March 22 during Miami Music Week at the Surfcomber Hotel on Miami Beach. The launch event for "Evolution 93.5" — Miami's new electronic dance music (EDM) broadcast outlet on translator W228BY, Miami — featured live mixes from Evolution's ambassador DJ, Pete Tong; Grammy-winning DJ/producer, Fatboy Slim; Swedish DJ/producer, Eric Prydz; the first-ever back-to-back performance with DJs Skream and Eats Everything as well as an appearance by Grammy-nominated DJ/producer, Calvin Harris, and more. Pictured here are Calvin Harris (left) and Pete Tong (right). Photo by Nicole Mastrogiannis for iHeartRadio.
Vanessa Hale Named Midday Personality at 103.3 AMP Radio in Boston. The CBS Radio CHR station completes its lineup of personalities with the addition of Vanessa Hale WODS, Boston program director Dan Mason says of Hale, "As we assembled the '103.3 AMP Radio' staff, we were looking for fresh talent who will sound great on the air, but also possess the drive and work ethic to win in a market as competitive as Boston. Vanessa is all of the above. She is the final piece of the puzzle and we are excited to move forward with a full on-air staff." Hale comes to WODS from KHTH-FM "Hot 101.7" in Santa Rosa, California where she hosted afternoon drive for the past year and a half. Before that, she worked for six years as weekend host on KYSR, Los Angeles. She says, "I am so thrilled to bring my passion for radio to the East Coast. I'm excited to work with the talented and cutting-edge staff at '103.3 AMP Radio' to make the station #1 for hit music in Boston."
More RadioInfo Career Moves. Mike Shaffer exits Journal Broadcast Group's CHR WWST, Knoxville "Star 102.1" and returns to Leighton Enterprises' CHR KCLD, St. Cloud, Minnesota where he'll be the evening personality and music director, replacing Tamo Sein…..At Qantum Communications' country WEGX, Florence, South Carolina "Eagle 92.9," Parker takes over the PM drive program. To make room, Mudflap moves from afternoons to mornings for the Mudflap & Palmer show. Meanwhile, former morning show co-host Tessa lands at Americom Broadcasting's AC KRNO, Reno "Sunny 106.9" where she co-hosts the Jeff & Tessa morning show.
Verizon to Cease Taking orders for ISDN in the Northeast Starting May 18. The fact that ISDN is on the way out is no surprise to anyone in the radio industry who has gone through the headache of trying to order it over the past five or more years. Simply put: The phone companies are not thrilled to install it. It doesn't make money for them. It was originally created for use as "high-speed" internet. Now there are better and faster ways to increase internet speed. Broadcasters (who make up a rather small percentage of the population) adopted ISDN as a standard way of getting remote audio from point A to point B with good quality. For the most part, the phone companies could care less. They didn't create it for that purpose. Now, the imminent demise of ISDN has taken a giant step closer to being a reality. Verizon stated yesterday (3/28) that they will no longer take orders for the service, at least in the Northeast, beginning May 18. What does this mean to radio broadcasters who have come to depend on ISDN for a majority percentage of their remote broadcasts? Noted consultant and RadioInfo technical editor Tom Ray provides the details and advice. Read his exclusive column here.
The Conclave Announces Agenda for July Learning Conference. The Conclave announces its preliminary agenda for the July 17-19 "Conclave 38: The Learning Conference" taking place at the Minneapolis/Park Place Doubletree Hotel. Executive director Bob Shannon states, "The very words 'The Learning Conference' implies that Conclave 38 will focus on teaching ideas our attendees can actually use. Focusing on what works today and the tools we'll need for tomorrow, our faculty includes thinkers, visionaries and practitioners in a wide variety of disciplines including digital, marketing, mobile, programming, social media, and talent creation and training." Some of the speakers appearing this year include: Ivan Braiker/HipCricket, Tim Bronsil/Point to Point Marketing, Jon Chelesnik/Sportcasters Talent Agency of America, Drake Donovan/Splice Video, Joel Folger/Folger Media, Les Garland/Afterplay Entertainment, John Gehron/AccuRadio, Bruce Gilbert/Clear Channel, Phil Hall/Audience Bakery, Michael Harrison/Talkers-Radioinfo.com, Dan Hill/Sensory Logic, Fred Jacobs/Jacobs Media, Randy Lane/The Randy Lane Company, Lori Lewis/Jacobs Media, Kipper McGee/Kipper McGee LLC, Kevin Metheny/Cumulus Media, Chris Miller/Chris Miller Digital, Tim Moore/Audience Development Group, Mark Shannon O'Neill/ROI Media Solutions, Bill Richards/Clear Channel, Larry Rosin/Edison Research, and Walter Sabo/Sabo Media. Shannon reports that this year's Conclave begins on Wednesday, July 17 with the fourth annual "Jacobs Media Summer School," and ends July 19 with "Conclave GAMEDAY," a day devoted entirely to sports that ends with a reception at KTWN-FM's studio just before the Minnesota Twins/Cleveland Indians game at Target Field, home of the 2014 All Star Game. For more information on the Learning Conference and Conclave educational programs, visit http://www.theconclave.com.
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