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Seen here, at the Brussels auto show is the first sight of the F30 3 series M Sport looking great with the optional Style 403M 19″ wheels and the blue M sport brakes that we've been mentioning. As we just posted about, it hasn't yet been decided whether the blue M Sport brakes will be a part of the M Sport Package or optional.
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As the full German F30 catalogue has been published, we can now share more details of the much-anticipated F30 M Sport Package.
First off, the M Sport Package is supposed to be available from July 2012 on (worldwide). That's in line with our previous estimate as production of the model year 2012 F30 will end in June 2012 and model year 2013 beginning in July 2012.
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The lovely M Sport Package for the all-new F30 3 series sedan made another appearance at the International Media Launch of the 2012 3 series sedan in Barcelona, from where we've just returned.
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It was simultaneously an impressive and a very disappointing summer at the movies.
It was impressive in the sheer amount of dollars brought in — an astounding 17 films released between May and August brought in more than $100 million domestically. The box office for the season is expected to top $4.7 billion, according to USA Today — an all-time record.
It was disappointing, though, in that many were expected to do far more. A ton of films that hit theaters during the past four months can easily be considered flops — even among the apparent hits.
A raunchy comedy sequel like "The Hangover Part III" making $112 million in its run sounds great — until you consider parts one and two made $277 and $254 million, respectively. Add in that the also R-rated "The Heat" came out a month later and made more than $40 more — without a half-billion dollar franchise to bolster it — and "Hangover III"'s number seems even smaller.
For a late summer kids' flick like "The Smurfs 2″ to make around $66 million doesn't sound too bad. Then you notice the original made more than twice that amount just two years ago. Add in the massive grosses that "Despicable Me 2″ and "Monsters University" turned in just a few weeks earlier, and it becomes apparent that "Smurfs" got totally Smurfed at the ticket counter.
This isn't even mentioning the summer's outright failures. "After Earth" became the biggest summer flop of Will Smith's career, with the post-apocalyptic sci-fi epic barely managing to crack $60 million. "R.I.P.D.," a big-budget action-comedy with Ryan Reynolds and Jeff Bridges, scraped together only $33 million. Compared to these, Disney's much-maligned "Lone Ranger" reboot doesn't look half bad at $88 million — until you factor in its $200 million-plus budget.
Even the summer's biggest successes came laden with an asterisk. "Iron Man 3″ topped all with a take of more than $400 million domestically, an incredible feat. But the bar was raised on all Marvel universe movies by last summer's "Avengers," which made more than $200 million more than that.
The JJ Abrams follow-up "Star Trek Into Darkness" made more than $220 million, but was expected to open bigger and run stronger than its predecessor, neither of which it did. "Man of Steel" certainly washed the bad taste of "Superman Returns"' relatively weak box office with a nearly $300 million dollar run — but after the massive grosses of the two "Dark Knight" titles that preceded it, even that number feels like a bit of an underachievement.
And the fact is that stats like grosses cannot be considered in a vacuum. With the ever-increasing price of tickets, it's easy for the industry to offset a decline in sales by simply squeezing more out of their remaining customers. What does it say here in that same USA Today story? That despite the record amount of money made, the actual attendance — the number of butts in seats — was down 3 percent from last year? By Jove, I think we may be onto something here.
Another problem summer movies — and movies in general — are facing these days lies in the heavily front-loaded nature of their marketing campaigns. Nowadays, a film is built to open big and quickly be forgotten, swept away by the next set of flicks to fill the multiplexes. Nothing is expected to have a long run; they basically want a movie to make a huge statement its opening week and then barely whisper after that.
"Iron Man 3″ had an opening weekend of nearly $178 million dollars. It went on, as mentioned, to make about $400 million. Think about that: In the four months the film has been in release, it made nearly half its total money in the first three days. "Man of Steel" made about a third of its gross in its opening weekend; "Fast and Furious 6," about a third.
Only a few films had a chance to run and build word of mouth over time. The aforementioned "Heat." "Despicable Me 2," as family films tend to have better legs than most any other genre. "Now You See Me," one of the summer's genuinely pleasant surprises. "The Conjuring," the hit horror film that somewhat quietly grossed more than $133 million.
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I do not have protein in the urine; however she did say that it's too early for that to happen. They are watching me for preeclampsia because I have the following symptoms: lower back pain almost daily, headaches almost daily, swelling (sometimes really bad other times just slight) vision issues (seeing spots), strong reflexes and sometimes I get a cramp under the right side of my ribs. My weight pre-pregnancy was great and I've only gained 4 pounds so far.
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For the third time in the last four games, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football team found itself down in the fourth quarter, needing to mount a comeback for the win. The Mocs scored twice in the final frame, but could not pull it out in overtime, losing at Samford 17-14.
UTC falls to 8-3 overall, snapping its school-record six-game SoCon winning streak. The Mocs can still do no worse than share the SoCon title with a 6-2 league record. Samford is 7-4 overall and 5-2 in league play.
Despite nursing a sore knee, sophomore quarterback Jacob Huesman was a career-best 28-34 passing for a career-high 265 yards and a touchdown. Senior linebacker Wes Dothard had a 70-yard pick-6 in the fourth quarter that started UTC's comeback.
The Mocs were down 14-0 after three periods, despite outgaining Samford 278-249. UTC missed a field goal and twice turned the ball over on downs on the Bulldogs' side of the field in the first 45 minutes of play.
Samford hit two big plays to help build their lead. Andy Summerlin found Karel Hamilton for 36 yards on third and eight from his own 49 in the second quarter. The Bulldogs went up 7-0 three plays later. The other was a 92-yard connection from Summerlin to Chris Cephus for the 14-0 lead in the third quarter. It is the longest pass play on record against UTC.
The Mocs had already posted two fourth quarter comebacks in the last three games, including wins at home against The Citadel (28-24) and on the road at Appalachian State (35-28). Dothard picked off Summerlin at the Mocs 30 and returned it for the score to cut the lead to 14-7 with 13:07 left to play. It was Dothard's second INT of the season and the third defensive score of the All-American's career.
"Unbelievable play," stated Head Coach Russ Huesman. "He makes plays all of the time. Our guys, they don't quit. Our sideline was not dead. Other than two big pass plays, I thought we played really good defense."
Chattanooga forced a three-and-out on the next possession, taking over on its own 16 with 11:04 left in the game. Huesman then orchestrated a 12-play, 84-yard drive over the next 6:05, the second longest scoring drive of the season.
One big play in that drive was junior receiver Tommy Hudson's 30-yard pass to freshman C.J. Board down to the Samford 35. Huesman was 7-7 for 55 yards on the game-tying drive, including a three-yard jump pass to junior tight end Faysal Shafaat for a touchdown. It was Shafaat's team-high sixth touchdown of the season.
Samford had a chance to win in regulation but Warren Handrahan's 50-yard field attempt was wide left as time expired. UTC opponents were 13-13 on field goals this season prior to that miss.
Chattanooga held the Bulldogs to a 43-yard FG on the first possession of overtime. The Mocs moved the ball to the Samford eight yard line on its possession. On third and four, Huesman rolled right before looking back to his left. Junior fullback Taharin Tyson was open in the end zone, but Huesman's pass was just long.
The Mocs lined up for a 26 yard field goal, but it was moved back after a delay of game penalty. Junior Nick Pollard's 31-yard attempt hit the left upright, giving Samford the 17-14 victory.
"I told the guys, I know you are disappointed," added Huesman. "We all are, but you are conference champions. You have won a conference championship. You have won one, and we are probably going to the playoffs. Everybody would have signed up for that before the season started, no question."
Junior Marquis Green led UTC in receiving with a career-best six catches for 60 yards. Freshman Derrick Craine led the Mocs in rushing with 35 yards on 10 carries.
Junior linebacker Muhasibi Wakeel guided a strong defensive effort with nine tackles. Junior defensive end Davis Tull added eight stops and two TFLs. Samford came into the game second in the SoCon in total offense (444.9) but were held to just 311 yards today. The Bulldogs were leading the SoCon in passing yards but were held to just 199 today.
The Mocs travel to Tuscaloosa, Ala., next week to face off against the top-ranked Crimson Tide. Kickoff is set for 2:00 p.m. (E.S.T.). Catch the game on the Mocs Sports Network and its flagship station, ESPN Radio 105.1 FM The Zone. The television broadcast is pay-per-view, so check your local provider for availability.
There are numerous tiebreak scenarios heading into the last week of SoCon play, with the Mocs (8-3, 6-2), Furman (6-5, 5-2) and Samford (7-4, 5-2) still alive for the automatic bid to the FCS Playoffs. Samford hosts Elon next week while Furman welcomes Wofford. The FCS Playoff selection show is Sunday, Nov. 24, at 11:30 a.m. on ESPNU.
A win would have earned the SoCon title outright and an automatic NCAA playoff berth. The Mocs now will have to wait to see if they are selected. The 24- team field will be announced Sunday Nov. 24.
Overtimes: The Mocs have not won an overtime game since a 45-38 win at Georgia Southern in 2007 ... The Mocs have lost three OT games since then twice in 2012 and today.
Play - Quarter/Time/Score
SAMFORD – Andy Summerlin 6-yard TD pass to Karel Hamilton (Handrahan Kick) - 2/5:05/7-0
Drive: 11 plays, 73 yards, 3:25
Key Play(s): 3/8/H49 – Andy Summerlin pass complete to Karel Hamilton for 36 yards to the UTC15.
Play - Quarter/Time/Score
SAMFORD – Andy Summerlin 92-yard TD pass to Chris Cephus (Handrahan Kick) - 3/7:04/14-0
Drive: 2 plays, 91 yards, 0:38
Note: Longest pass play against UTC on record.
Play - Quarter/Time/Score
UTC – Wes Dothard 70-yard INT return for a TD (Pollard Kick) - 4/13:07/14-7
Note: Tied for fourth longest INT return in UTC history.
Play - Quarter/Time/Score
UTC – Jacob Huesman 3-yard TD pass to Faysal Shafaat (Pollard Kick) - 4/4:59/14-14
Drive: 12 plays, 84 yards, 6:05
Key Play(s): 2/2/V35 – Tommy Hudson pass complete to C.J. Board for 30 yards to the SAM35.
Play - Quarter/Time/Score
SAMFORD – Warren Hadrahan 43-yard FG - OT/15:00/17-14
Drive: 4 plays, -1 yards, 0:00
Note: Samford loss nine yards on the previous two plays.
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Not everything is universally available in the Star Trek universe. For me, an unsolved problem with the Federation economy is real estate. Why does Picard's brother live in a manor house in a vineyard? Why not someone else? Why not me? I want to live in a vineyard.
It wouldn't matter how many planets there were in the Federation. There would always be more people than planets, there would always be planets which are more desirable than others and there would always be particular places on those planets more desirable than other places. Who gets to live where? Who gets to own land to run a vineyard, instead of there being apartment blocks or suburban housing in the same place? It's never addressed beyond a vague sense of it not being a problem.
I think the Ferengi economy is actually the curiosity in this setting ; it seems to depend on artificial scarcity (and repression of entire social groups, from the way they treat their women).
I don't think it's a curiosity, it's deliberate. Narratively, the Ferengi business and economy is a deeply engrained part of their culture. Metaphorically, the Ferengi are us in the present day. They don't do business because they have to, they do business because they want to. Money is how they keep score. It's how we keep score.
Comment Aha (Score 1, Troll) 284 284
Apple has never worked with the NSA to create a backdoor in any of our products
So Apple has worked for the NSA to create a backdoor in their products. I understand.
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Comment Re:Memory Leaks Solved? (Score 1) 152 152
Yes, I have had a currently open bug with FF21.0--that got worse with 22.0.
Where's the bug? Link to it.
And I and the other watchers of the bug I opened at Mozilla will dispute your contention that Chrome uses more memory. Simply not true!
Did you not look at the memory usage charts from Tom's Hardware? Chrome uses more memory than other browsers. This has been my consistent experience as well as Tom's Hardware's as well as most everyone's. Look at another memory usage chart from Tom's. They use Chrome's memory usage tool to measure it. Even Google disagrees with you.
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I won't be downloading any new versions of Firefox--nor will I enable automatic updates--until they fix the danged memory leaks that have been present since they began their whirlwind upgrade cycle with FF 4.0.
What memory leaks? If you've found new ones, have you reported them? Significant progress has been made in Firefox's memory usage in the last three years. Do you read the memshrink progress reports? If you don't, maybe you should.
Chrome is a handy replacement for what used to be a reliable friend--Firefox.
Surely you realise that Chrome uses more memory than Firefox. Look at a comparison of browser memory usage with a single tab open and multiple tabs open. If you're happy with Chrome's memory usage, you'll be happy with any browser's memory usage.
Comment That's a relief (Score 5, Insightful) 216 216
Google's strategy for making surveillance of user Internet activity more difficult for U.S. and foreign governments
So.. the only organisation conducting invasive surveillance of my Internet activity will be Google? I'm most relieved.
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Comment New Programming Languages (Score 2, Informative) 97 97
Comment A Better Developers! Developers! Developers! (Score 1) 240 240
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No one uses WebM.
YouTube does. Wikipedia does. Wired Video does. Microsoft's Channel 9 does. Revision3 does. Et cetera and so on.
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The "killer feature" for me on Gmail is conversation view, where it groups messages together in conversations, so instead of a ton of disparate emails, they're grouped together in a single line and can be seen in sequential order. Back when I switched over to Gmail, it was the only thing that had this feature, and now I find it indispensable, though it does sometimes screw up (since email was never designed to actually have this in the first place). Do other clients have this yet?
Yes: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/gmail-conversation-view/. My experience has been that webmail is inferior to having a mail client. Even simple things like correctly displaying email which contains styled HTML content doesn't work in, for example, Gmail.
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Phase One of the project will include stations in Bridgeport, Charleston and Jane Lew. The company also plans construction of a station in Mt. Morris, Pa., as part of the initial phase. The Corridor a first of its kind initiative in the state since the discovery of the Marcellus Shale will service the growing number of West Virginia businesses and citizens who are converting to natural gas vehicles (NGVs) as a way to save money and use a clean, West Virginia fuel. Our plans for a Fueling Corridor respond to the emerging market demand for fast, convenient refueling of CNG vehicles, said Scott White, president of IGS Energy CNG Services. Natural gas offers a cheap and environmentally friendly alternative to gasoline or diesel. Because natural gas is both abundant and produced domestically, vehicles fueled by natural gas are becoming an increasingly popular transportation option. Our stations will offer convenient locations and enable drivers to refuel in about the same time it would take at a conventional gasoline station. CNG is a cleaner burning alternative fuel to gasoline, emitting up to 30 percent less carbon dioxide, up to 75 percent less carbon monoxide and up to 95 percent less particulate matter than gasoline or diesel. The fuel also costs substantially less than the price of gasoline and is produced domestically, in states including West Virginia. There is currently more than 100 years of natural gas supply in the United States alone. This is a great day for West Virginia its one my Natural Gas Vehicle Task Force has been looking forward to since their very first meeting back in July 2011. Today, West Virginia is one step closer to lessening our reliance on foreign fuel sources. said Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin. These soon-to-be new filling stations along I-79 are the beginning of the infrastructure necessary to support our states conversion to natural gas fueled vehicles. West Virginia has been blessed with an abundance of natural gas, and Im extremely appreciative many dedicated folks who are working hard to find the best way for our state to use it as a cost-saving means of transportation.Construction of the Corridor is scheduled to begin in the first quarter of 2013 and, depending on the station, will support light, medium, and heavy-duty vehicles. Several companies have committed to fuel their natural gas vehicles on the corridor, including Antero Resources, Chesapeake Energy Corporation and EQT Corporation.Antero Resources believes that natural gas presents an unprecedented opportunity for providing a clean domestic and abundant fuel for this country thanks in large part to resources in West Virginia, said Paul M. Rady, chairman and CEO. We are committed to converting our own vehicle fleet to run on CNG, and we are excited for the opportunity to be a market leader in this initiative along with our partners.By building a CNG fueling corridor, IGS Energy is playing a key leadership role in making an affordable and cleaner fuel available for West Virginians, said Scott Rotruck, Chesapeake Vice President of Corporate Development & Government Relations. Chesapeake is working to convert our West Virginia fleet to run on natural gas, a goal that wouldnt be possible without fueling infrastructure support. With fuel savings of up to 50 percent, converting to CNG is a smart business decision that supports our local economy while reducing our dependency on foreign oil. The addition of these stations extends the availability of CNG along the Route 79 corridor from Pennsylvania into West Virginia, which supports EQTs transition of more than 200 of our Marcellus fleet vehicles to natural gas in 2013 and beyond, said David Ross, VP Demand Development, EQT Corporation. The interest in NGVs is growing quickly and to accommodate this growth, it is evident that infrastructure creation and expansion is required. Sitting on top of the Marcellus Shale allows this region of the country to be at the forefront of this CNG expansion."IGS Energy CNG Services chose to concentrate its efforts on West Virginia because of Governor Tomblin and the legislature's decision to implement economic policies encouraging the development of the CNG industry in the state.We recognize the commitment that the State of West Virginia, through the leadership of Governor Tomblin, has made to encourage the use of this local, clean resource, White said. The company believes the State of West Virginia will serve as an excellent opportunity to demonstrate that CNG will not only save taxpayers money, but also encourage further development of natural gas fueling options. IGS Energy CNG Services stands ready to support the State, its residents, and its businesses as they convert to CNG.In addition to private fleets, the West Virginia Department of Highways has committed to fuel state CNG-powered vehicles at Corridor stations. About IGS Energy CNG ServicesIGS Energy CNG Services, currently focused on development in Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania is a complete solutions provider to the natural gas vehicle industry. Its partnership with IGS Energy provides the expertise necessary to help customers navigate this rapidly growing market. As traditional fuel costs continue to burden large and small fleet transportation operations, IGS Energy CNG Services offers products and services which can reduce barriers to CNG adoption. Services offered include: Ownership and operation of large, fast-fill CNG fueling stations; Business consulting and modeling to ensure optimal return on investment and capital requirements; Risk mitigation services to provide users a long-term fixed CNG price driving fuel savings; Supply of small time-fill vehicle refueling equipment for home or small business use. For more information, visit CNGservices.com.About IGS EnergyFounded in 1989, IGS Energy is a trusted energy provider and one of the largest independent competitive energy suppliers in the United States. IGS is known for its energy expertise and its simple, clear customer solutions, continuously seeking ways to deliver energy more efficiently. 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The Savannah River Site has confirmed its efforts to maintain radionuclide leaks caused by cracking in a vault on Site.
Vault 4 was previously used for the disposal of nuclear waste from high-level waste tanks. As of now, the vault is no longer being used to receive radioactive salt waste.
Information on the leakage was uncovered after Tom Clements, a member of Friends of the Earth, filed a Freedom of Information Act request on Aug. 6.
The Department of Energy's Savannah River Site identified the leakage in February. Department officials stated the problem stems from cracks in the roof of the vault. On July 31, SRS submitted a letter to the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control outlining the issue and the Site's repair efforts.
These efforts include pouring a new concrete cap on the degraded sections of vault and the application of a sealant to those leaking sections.
"While SRS acted responsibly in identifying the degradation in the vault and in addressing the problems, there is concern about long-term stability of the structure and potential future radionuclide leakage," said Clements in a press release.
In addition, DOE has stated that it has increased monitoring of the vault roof and will aggressively make necessary repairs to lessen potential leakage in the future. The department is also looking to modernize vault designs to increase safety levels.
"A more permanent elastic coating is targeted for installation on Vault 4 disposal unit in 2014, which will eliminate rainwater infiltration and reduce the potential for low-level radioactive contamination on the vault exterior," stated Savannah River Remediation, the Site's liquid waste contractor.
Even with efforts to manage the leaks, SRS has stated that the radionuclide leaks are below DOE regulatory standards.
Site representatives further stated the leakage from the cracks are due to the high amounts of local rainfall since February.
"The vaults have been and continue to be inspected on a routine basis during all operations," Savannah River Remediation added. "Additionally, the vault is inspected monthly by SCDHEC regulators."
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A father, a horticulturalist, a student, a husband and a police officer … Chris Hirsch, 29, of Summerville is also an expert juggler.
Hirsch juggles family, job, schooling and, when possible, leisure, with a sense of humor and upbeat attitude.
A relative newbie with a year and a half with the Summerville Police Department, Hirsch began his adult like not as a cop but as a horticulturalist.
"I grew up in Summerville and graduated from Strafford High School," he said. "I then got an Associate's Degree in Horticulture from Trident Tech. I love the outdoors, plants, grass, etc."
Hirsch worked for Carolina Nurseries until it closed down.
"I have always wanted to be a police officer," he said. So he went back to school and is now one semester away from a second degree in Criminal Justice.
"When Carolina Nurseries closed down, my wife made me do it."
Hirsch's wife, Tara, convinced him to pursue his long-standing desire to enter law enforcement, even though that meant they would both be students and parents. And working. No easy task.
"She backs me 100 percent," said Hirsch. Tara is a full-time student studying physical fitness and hopes to also get qualifications as a dental hygienist.
Hirsch is dad to a seven-year-old son and step-dad to two teenage boys.
Hirsch works days at SPD, which involves a lot of calls for fraud, alarms, unattended deaths, collisions and traffic.
He's had some "saves" and some eye-opening moments, he said.
He recalls a call where there was a elderly woman suffering a medical issue who was in her hot car, in and out of consciousness, unable to unlock the door so the EMS could get to her.
"We had to break the window," said Hirsch, "but we got to her in time and she's okay now." This makes Hirsch smile…it's what he, and most cops, love about the job.
He also recalls a recent home invasion in the Robynwyn sub division where he encountered his first shooting victim.
And then there was a foot chase after a concerned citizen called police about a man, sleeping on the ground at a gas station near Holiday Drive. After running the man's name, Hirsch discovered he was wanted in Sumter for first-degree Burglary. The man took off and Hirsch and a No. Charleston police officer on his way to work, saw the chase and stopped to help, and chased the man from Holiday Drive, over the interstate overpass, before they finally caught him.
Hirsch grins as he tells the story.
In his off time, when he isn't playing with his little boy, or in class, or studying, he tries to spend his time outdoors, working in the yard. He watches his son's baseball and although he used to play, he hasn't time anymore.
On the job, Hirsch wants to take more classes through the department and the police academy and perhaps move to the detective division.
He thinks that ultimately, his goal would be Field Training Officer or a supervisory position, as long as it involved the street. "I love the street."
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An interdisciplinary enquiry into relationships between mediated representations of wars & conflicts and media audiences/prosumers, covering historical and contemporary examples. Independent counter-media, anti-war representations, and explanations of the psycho-social dynamics of audience interpretations feature. Using digital global information technologies, reports of war & suffering readily become infotechwars and commercial media spectacle. Struggles for diverse representations occur within contexts such as entertainment industry agendas, 24 hour global news cycles, politically 'spun' censored and controlled media, social media, digital protocols, and expectations engendered by visual popular culture. Topics include differences between propaganda & persuasion, militaries' uses of video war-games in training, information wars, surveillance, the CNN effect, post-9/11 terror media, compassion fatigue & amnesia, consumers' notions of credibility, authenticity, national and other identities.
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Gabriel Aubry Arrested After Thanksgiving Brawl at Ex Halle Berry's Home: UPDATE
Gabriel Aubry is reportedly in police custody following a "brutal" confrontation at ex Halle Berry's Los Angeles home on Thanksgiving afternoon, according to TMZ. What was supposed to be a routine custody drop off of became a heated confrontation between Gabriel and Halle's fiance Oliver Martinez. Both men were hospitalized following the incident.
Sources tell TMZ Gabriel was dropping off 4-year-old daughter Nahla when Olivier Martinez, who proposed to Halle in December 2011, told Gabriel "We have to move on," presumably referring to the long-running custody dispute between Halle and the French model. TMZ reports the chaotic scene that followed:
"According to witnesses, Gabriel then pushed Olivier and threw a punch at his face, but Olivier blocked it and the punch struck him in the shoulder instead. We're told Gabriel then pushed Olivier to the ground, and Olivier cold-cocked him in the face, and a struggle ensued, ending with Olivier pinning Gabriel to the ground."
Olivier then made a citizen's arrest of Aubry for battery while Halle rushed Nahla out of the house, according to TMZ's update of the story. Gabriel was later booked on charges of battery assualt and bail was set at $20,000. He was released from custody not even an hour later — at 6:33pm PT.
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Upon entering the Huntington Center at around 7:30 p.m. July 8, I noticed that the show started on time and the turnout was unfortunate. I checked for radio station presences while looking for my own station The Juice FM 107.3. DJ OneTyme and Swole MC were set up onstage while Tisha Lee helped host and run backstage. Once I received my pink wristband, I set off concerned about how everyone involved felt about the low attendance.
The artists had been more than willing to promote, having recorded radio and YouTube spots directed toward Toledo so the fans knew they were coming. None of this proved sufficient for fans who needed more than three weeks to prepare for a high-priced ticket. Travis Porter had been here recently as had a few of the other artists performing and this was considered to be a factor in low ticket sales.
The urban community is known to wait until the last minute to purchase tickets as a way to guard itself against show scams. This can be a problem for promoters using the number of tickets sold in the first few weeks of announcing a show to gauge whether they need to buy more advertisements and/or if they need to cancel the show because they may not be able to pay the artists. Shows get canceled because of the hesitation and procrastination of ticket buyers.
Promoters Global Event Marketing and Yung Fly Entertainment are the exception. They came to put on a show for Toledo and that's what they meant to do, win or lose. Even though it was obvious money was lost, the promoters were adamant about the show starting on time. Local acts were begrudgingly forced to perform in front of a few hundred people sprinkled about the entire Huntington Center.
Even though they may have performed too early for the fans who arrived late, these artists were not charged a fee to perform and still shared the stage with heavy hitters like Young Jeezy, Plies, Lloyd, Gorilla Zoe and Porter.
I was impressed with the professionalism of all the artists deciding to give an audience of 1,000 of the luckiest fans in the city a great show. Gorilla Zoe performed his hits "Hood Figga," "Twisted" and "Losing it" and after Zoe's performance, he walked around freely amongst the fans talking and taking pictures.
Lloyd lived up to his reputation of being a complete gentleman backstage despite the fact that he ordered his DJ and drummer to leave in the middle of his intro waiting until his payment was confirmed.
I was pleasantly surprised by his flawless vocal performance and his connection with the audience that sung every word to a medley of his hits.
Plies had been to the city several times to do radio promotion, but never to perform. His fans were a major part of the audience and when he pulled female fans on the stage to dance, he promptly asked his security detail to check their IDs to see that the ladies were of age.
Tisha Lee called for fans in seats further back to come forward. I heard a rumor backstage that headliner Young Jeezy has been known not to perform for small crowds and I hoped that wasn't true.
After his DJ cautioned against DJ One Tyme playing Young Jeezy's rival, Gucci Mane, during the warmup before Jeezy came out, the crowd roared as he hit the stage ready to go.
I saw no signs of disappointment as he talked to the audience throughout his set of hits, which included "And Then What," "Go Crazy," "Trap Star," "Put On" and "Lose My Mind." Most of the city missed a great show.
The promoter was surprisingly as cool as a cucumber and his response to the poor turnout was, "Next time they will know I'm for real."
Those key words, "next time," were all I needed and wanted to hear, because that means most parties involved will receive a second chance.
Most importantly, we will have another chance at proving we have an urban music fan base large enough to represent a major market for Hip-Hop and R&B tours.
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Exhibits Friday
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Facescapes/Landscapes: New Work by Dan Smith and Steve Brooks
Welborn Gallery
Influences of Gauguin and Cezanne are unmistakable in the large format oils and acrylics by these two master artists from Hickory, N.C.
Dan Smith is best known for his abstract images of faces put together in a collage-like fashion and the changeable quality of his work. During Wednesdays in March, Dan will be changing/painting on a work in progress since 2007 — a large format self-portrait titled Deere John Maerkle. This ever-evolving painting covers an 80 inch by 40 inch canvas.
Steve Brooks' large format landscapes are inspired by his love of the outdoors, his early influences of the artists Bonnard and Wolf Kahn, plus Cezanne and other post-impressionists. His body of treescapes is about light, its interruption and space.
Viewing hours are Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Friday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Closed Sunday.
The Yadkin Cultural Arts Center is located at 226 E. Main Street in Yadkinville.
Willingham Theater
The 193-seat state-of-the-art theater offers live music, drama, dance performances, community theater and children's theater. The theater meets ADA requirements. It is equipped with assisted listening devices for the hearing impaired and special seating for people in wheelchairs.
2013 Schedule:
April 13: Movie: Gone With the Wind. 2 p.m. $5. Special Intermission with food and fun at The Third Branch Cafe.
April 20: Shakespeare! 7:30 p.m. $5. A unique "black box" production of one of the Bard's most popular works, Two Gentlemen of Verona. Try it! You'll like it!
April 27: Razzmatazz. 7 p.m. Free. A youth vocal performance featuring The Bow Ties and Top Hats.
May 11: Movie: O' Brother Where Art Thou? 7 p.m. $5
June 8: Movie: The Hobbit – An Unexpected Journey. 7 p.m. $5
June 9: The Last Magic Show. 3 p.m. $5.
June 15: David Holt with Will McIntyre. 7:30 p.m. $15. Singer/songwriter David Holt is considered a state treasure and has been award a Grammy. At this performance he is joined by Will McIntyre on bass.
Coming in July….Children's theater production of the award-winning musical Honk Jr., directed by Vicky Town and performed by our community's children. Watch for audition information on our website: www.yadkinarts.org.
Individual live performance tickets are available. Movie tickets are not sold online but may be purchased at the YARD Gift Shop on the Yadkin Cultural Arts Center Plaza and at the door.
YARD Art Studios and Gift Shop Open
YARD Gift Shop has moved to Studio C from Studio F!
Stop in at YARD Gifts in Studio C to find that special handmade gift for someone special in your life. All items are made by artist members of the Yadkin Arts Council. Fused glass jewelry, knitted wear, small paintings, mosaic pieces, woodworking, hand-dyed scarves … and so much more! Shop in your own backYARD!
Wed. and Thurs. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Fridays 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturdays 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Beginner's Mosaics – Jody Pounds
Cost: $75 – all tools and supplies included
Learn the wonderful art of mosaics. This can be started at any time – I work with your schedule. You need to plan on 5 or 6 2-hour sessions, but it depends on the speed at which you work. When finished you will have a 12" x 12" mosaic you will be proud to call your own.
Schedule: Whenever
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Music at Third Branch Cafe
Music in the Third Branch Café every Friday night!
April 12: April Waller- Classic rock and more
April 19: Landon Parker- Country
April 26: Tammie Davis- Country
Info: 336-677-6006
Welborn Gallery is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.


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It may be silly, but I have been eating well for a little over a year now. What I need to do is drink more water, so that is going to be my goal! At least 8 full cups a day and to be more detailed, 4 cups by lunch and at least the full 8 before bed.
Mobile Nations fitness month week 2: Nutrition!
Leave a comment below telling us your Fitness Month goals and be entered to win a Withings Wireless Scale!
It's February and you know what that means? Mobile Nations Fitness Month! That's when we all get together to get in shape, share tips and tricks and recipes for success, review amazing apps and accessories, give away great prizes, and have a ton of fun! This year we're doing it a little differently, though. We're doing weekly themes, and that means every week you'll have new and exciting challenges, and new chances to win!
Week 2: Nutrition!
You know the old saying, you are what you eat? It's a cliche because it's true. Food is what gets us going and makes us run. Eating the right foods can improve the way we look and feel, how we handle stress and how we make it through the day. Food is our fuel, and we want to make sure we give our bodies and minds the best fuel possible.
As part of fitness month, we'll be reviewing a bunch of great apps and accessories that can help motivate, track, and train us to eat better and smarter.We'll also be doing THREE cool contests!
Eating Clean contest
First is our Eating Clean contest. Every day this week there'll be a thread in our health and fitness forums, and all you have to do to enter is tell us what you ate during the day. The idea is to get a little community pressure going so we all eat less junk food and more healthy, tasty meals and snacks. If you have a food tracker, a Withings scale, or any other device that helps you out, you can simply share your results each day!
This is a great way to keep us all motivated and accountable, and get a little healthy peer-pressure going! Plus, every day you enter is a chance to win a $20 gift certificate!
- Monday Eating Clean forum thread, enter NOW!
- Tuesday Eating Clean forum thread, enter NOW!
- Wednesday Eating Clean forum thread, enter NOW!
Nutrition MY Way contest
Second is our Nutrition MY Way contest. Just head on over to Nutrition MY Way thread in the forums and tell us how you use your mobile device, your phone or tablet, to eat healthier. What are your favorite apps? What are your go to accessories? We want to know! Tell it to us in the form of a story, like a blog post. We'll post the best entries on Friday, so get them in ASAP! Need more incentive? We'll pick one winner a week and send them a $100 gift certificate!
Comment to win contest
Last but certainly not least, leave a comment below telling us about your Mobile Nations Fitness Month goals and you'll be entered to win a Withings Wireless Scale! It's a great -- and super geeky! -- way to track your weight. You want to win this, so hurry up and leave a comment NOW!
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Mobile Nations fitness month week 2: Nutrition!
I'm going to focus on the 40/40 in February. Eat better yes, but also focus on doing 40 minutes of activity each day.
Labels, and lies. I believe it is so important to research, and learn to read labels, and learn the lies labels are saying. No MSG but it has the word anodized yeast, guess what MSG. Then there are the GMO in everything. Eating healthy, used to be easy, but the food industry has learned this quickly, and now eating healthy will be costly. Organic is good, but also costly. I would like to see apps that help in this confusing food world. Sugar, not cane sugar, comes from sugar beets genetically modified, or GMO, corn is all GMO. If it says on the label it is healthy, most likely it is not. I find the best thing to do is just eat food that is not processed, and has no additives. When I stopped eating processed foods, I noticed a major difference in the way I felt, and had more energy to exercise. I make my own lunches for work, and stay away from bad foods. It is hard, but like I said, noticed a big difference in the way I feel.
Just FYI: if you're holding out for an Android app that works with their Nike FuelBand, you can forget it. Not gonna happen. FuelBand apps are only for iOS and web: http://www.theverge.com/2013/2/11/3976734/nike-not-working-on-fuelband-a...
I really want to reduce my body fat percentage by about a third across the next six weeks. Heading to PCB for spring break. Gotta look FLY! >_>
I've been working on losing 15 lbs by May. This really helps me keep focus. Thanks for all the great ideas.
I have already cutting down on portions and cutting out junk... next implementation is gett my fat ass off the couch at night.
I LOVE my daily fitness routine! :) I walk for 30 minutes at work in the fitness center, and when I get home. I slap on my running gear and go for a 45-60 minute run outside! It works for me and since I'm a Weight Watcher member, I use the new ActiveLink to track my daily activity points!! Works great! :)
After our son was born and I had no time to workout. I was off for 6 months on parental leave and when I got back to work I made some changes. I joined a gym that was a 10min walk from work and started working out on my lunch hour 5 days a week. Changed my office chair with an exercise ball chair and bounce it on all day. My diet is pretty good, I became vegan about 2 years ago. I think I have found the right balance for me. I lost 20LB of fat and gained about 10LB of muscle. Here's a photo of my office with the new chair that I bought from Costco and what I typically eat in a day.
mobile nations fitness month jolted me out of a near death situation due to weight. thank you so much. i am now doing 30 minutes on my livestrong treadmill. but i must say that, it was not easy going from 5 minutes to 30 minutes 4 days a week. thank you so much.really appreciate what you are doing(changing lives for better)


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The Open Space Subvention Act (OSSA) was enacted on January 1, 1972, to provide for the partial replacement of local property tax revenue foregone as a result of participation in the Land Conservation (Williamson) Act and other enforceable open space restriction programs (Government Code §16140 et seq.). Participating local governments have received annual payment on the basis of the number of eligible acres, quality (soil type and agricultural productivity), and, for Farmland Security Zone contracts, location (proximity to a city) of land enrolled under eligible enforceable open space restrictions.
Open Space Subvention payments totaled more than $863 million between 1972 and 2009. Statistics are available in Appendix C of the 2010 Williamson Act Status Report. The Department of Conservation continues to work with assessors offices and planning departments to document participation in the Land Conservation Act. The FY 2014 survey of participation is now available on the Open Space Subvention Payments page.


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Google held talks with Dish about potentially partnering up to launch a new wireless service, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Google Inc. has held talks with satellite-TV provider Dish Network Corp. in recent weeks to partner on a new wireless service that would rival the networks of wireless carriers such as AT&T Inc. and Verizon Wireless, according to people familiar with the discussions.
The talks between Dish and Google aren't advanced and could amount to nothing, one of the people said.
Google is just one of several companies that Dish has held talks with recently, and the discussions with other potential partners are also at an exploratory stage, said the people familiar with the discussions.
The founders of Foursquare, Gilt Groupe and other tech leaders are backing an effort to overhaul New York state's campaign finance laws, according to The New York Times.
Israel and Hamas have taken to Twitter to fire off threatening remarks to one another, the AP writes.
Verizon Wireless and AT&T differ in their approaches on how to make their mobile networks more reliable after a storm like Hurricane Sandy, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Keyhole Jacquard Dress
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With a stunning jacquard print and a comfy tight knit that holds you in, this bebe dress is sure to turn heads no matter where you wear it. Try it with a pair of embellished heels and a minaudiere to glam it up.
- 65% rayon, 35% nylon
- Center back to hem: 35" (89 cm)
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Babies grow fast so cherish those early moments with something just as precious. C.R. Gibson's Loose-Leaf Memory Book from the Pajama Babies Collection records memories and milestones of your baby's first 5 years. The expandable loose-leaf style is a favorite because it lets you take pages out to write on them with ease, and to add or subtract pages to create a truly personal keepsake baby book - easy to insert adoption pages also included.
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The Fisher MBA in Global Impact Management trains principled leaders and creative problem-solvers to build businesses that can overcome the 21st century challenges to sustainable growth.
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There is one common goal all athletes share and that's to win. Regardless of what sport an athlete is passionate about, the long hours of practice, the blood, the sweat, and the tears, are all worth the glory that comes from a buzzer ending victory! Every tennis pro knows that feeling all too well – having one of your best sets and finishing out a match as victorious. It is a feeling that sometimes cannot be put into words…
However, there comes a point when victory and pain do not match up. The type of pain athletes ignore until it is too late; when injury rears its ugly head, even the most competitive athletes cringe at the thought of a doctor's visit. Especially a visit that leads to sitting on the sidelines, watching coaches and teammates go about their daily routine.
Health and safety in tennis is just as important as winning and keeping your competitive edge alive! To stay on the court, a tennis player needs to remain in tip-top shape and stay as healthy as possible!
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