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The Wanted is set to embark on a new world tour in support of its upcoming album Word Of Mouth.
The British boy band announced a string of new tour dates, starting in February 2014 and ending in May. It was welcome news to many fans, after the group was forced to push back the release date for its third studio album last month.
The tour is set to arrive in North America in early April. Their website notes that the list announced Monday is only the first round of dates, and that fans can expect more to be added.
So far, the group is scheduled to make 19 stops in cities across the U.S., including New York, Chicago, San Francisco and Dallas. General tickets go on sale starting October 12th, and Platinum members of the group's Wanted World fan club will have access starting Tuesday.
The Wanted "Word Of Mouth" Tour Dates:
April 8 - The Paramount, Huntingdon NY USA
April 9 - The Fillmore, Washington DC USA
April 11 - Beacon Theatre, New York NY USA
April 19 - House Of Blues, Chicago IL USA
April 21 - Skyway Theatre, Minneapolis MN USA
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April 28 - The Warfield, San Francisco CA USA
May 4 - House Of Blues, Dallas TX USA
May 5 - House Of Blues, Houston TX USA
May 7 - Tabernacle, Atlanta GA USA
May 9 - The Fillmore, Miami FL USA
May 10 - Universal Studios, Orlando FL USA
May 11 - Jannus Landing, Tampa FL USA
May 14 - LC Pavillion, Columbus OH USA
May 15 - Egyptian Room, Indianapolis IN USA
May 16 - The Uptown Theatre, Kansas City MO USA
May 17 - The Arena, Shawnee OK USA
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Foo Fighters play surprise gig for funk icon's birthday
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The Foo Fighters have a new album in the works, but that's not what they were thinking about during a surprise gig in Washington D.C.
Dave Grohl and company played a career-spanning set Monday at the 9:30 Club as part of a birthday party for local funk icon Big Tony. Grohl said in a video tribute to Tony that he opened for his band Trouble Funk when he was just a teenager, and every time he sees them play he's inspired to discover more music and play as well as he can.
That wasn't the only reminiscing Grohl did that evening. The DC-area native also teamed up with his pre-Nirvana bandmate Peter Stahl and members of Bad Brains to form a one-night-only supergroup known as the Don't Need Its.


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U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu toured the University of South Carolina's Horizon Building and was briefed by several of USC's top energy and fuel cell researchers Tuesday (Aug. 23).
Chu's visit was part of a daylong visit to the Midlands that also included a stop in Orangeburg.
Accompanied by U.S. Rep. James Clyburn, Chu met with USC President Harris Pastides, Dr. Shannon Baxter-Clemmons, executive director of the S.C. Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Alliance, local entrepreneurs, and USC's researchers.
Pastides said the meeting was an opportunity to give Chu an overview of fuel cell and energy research at USC and the state's leading role in promoting the hydrogen economy and future fuel sources nationally and globally.
"Our discussions were very fruitful," Pastides said. "Here at USC, we have created a core of top researchers who are doing innovative work in fuel cells, alternative energy sources, and strategic approaches to electricity generation."
Pastides said Chu heard about the university's diverse energy research portfolio and student-led efforts to create a sustainable campus.
Chu toured the lab of Dr. Brian Benicewicz, whose research on fuel cells has been commercialized by BASF, the world's largest chemical company. Benicewicz, who holds the SmartStateTM endowed chair in the Center of Polymer Nanocomposites, and his team are creating membranes for fuel cells that are already being used in portable power generators by the U.S. military and in other commercial applications.
Earlier, Chu met with USC researchers Dr. Ken Reifsnider, who holds the SmartStateTM endowed chair in the Center for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells, and Dr. Jochen Lauterbach, holder of the SmartStateTM endowed chair in the Center for Strategic Approaches to Generation of Electricity.
Dr. Pam Benicewicz, USC associate vice president for research, said the day was an excellent opportunity to showcase the collaborative entrepreneurial and research initiatives in the Midlands.
"USC, the Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Alliance and leaders from across the state came together to introduce Secretary Chu to our research, commercialization and education initiatives in the field of energy research. It was a great day."
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623 Union Street, Nashville, TN
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Rp 3,381,579+
The new interior decor Staff seemed clueless, didn't know the breakfast place in the hotel wasn't open.
Upon arrival my room was not ready at the check in time, so the front desk gave us a voucher for some cocktails and apps to enjoy in the library lounge. Also, it was super quiet at night. Which normally is wonderful. However, I tans to sleep with a fan noise. The front desk gladly accommodated me and brought one up to our room!
Nicely decorated. Great views! Staff were very nice! This hotel was very nice except for the fact that our room was connected to the room next door and we could hear everything that was said/going on in the room next door. This definitely made us paranoid that they could also hear us. Very frustrating.
Great location for visiting the Ryman and very clean and well run. Will visit again when returning to Nashville for pleasure.
booked for the distance to downtown Nashville, so very walkable, very safe; however, had we realized that the CMA had just occurred two days earlier, we probably would have booked earlier than we did and been able to find something more affordable and just as convenient. given that we were already paying $350 for just 2 double beds, there was a $15 charge for internet service and $28 for parking (or $32 for valet parking). We parked at an outdoor lot just down the street and so saved $8 a day; the room was not very spacious and just had one chair to sit in other than the two double beds.
Great location. Staff was very professional and friendly. Went out of their way to make our accommodations perfect.
Lobby was beautiful. Staff friendly and very willing to help Towels were rough. Water pressure in shower weak
Beautiful remodel... Lobby and public areas were gorgeous. The room was very cute too Room was a little small, and elevators were slow
The hotel recently underwent a 25 million dollar renovation and it was impressive! The rooms were spacious and nicely decorated. The bed was super comfy and we had a great view of the city! With such a massive renovation, I would expect fabulous bathrooms. And they were not. At all. The worst part of our stay was having to pay $30 to park our car on top of the $240 we paid for the room. That alone is enough to make me hose another hotel next time I stay in downtown Nashville!
Great location, great view of downtown, very nice facilities I reserved a deluxe suite according to the pictures online. The room was not near luxurious as the pictures, especially the bathroom.
My wife and I went to Nashville for the country nightlife. The location was the best! Everything was within walking distance. On the night it rained, the hotel provided us with a free shuttle! The gym was far beyond expectations as well, great equipment and clean.
From the moment we pulled up front we were treated as if we were their only guest. The lobby was absolutely beautiful and the ease of check in was outstanding. We were only in for one night so we got to our room, which just blew me away on how nice it was, changed and headed to the pool to relax for a bit before heading out for dinner. I would highly recommend Omni to all travelers coming to Nashville. The only part I didn't like was leaving. The hotel did nothing wrong, we just didn't want to leave to comfortable bed and the view of Nashville.
Clean and luxurious Cleaning staff kept bothering us early in the morning to clean rooms. Don't go here if you want to be bothered.
Fantastic hotel .. Music Hall of Fame and Hatch Print located within the hotel ... Convention Hall directly across the street !! Nice hotel bar with nightly music .. Good shops within hotel. The pool area and fitness center are great ... The best location in downtown !!! Really enjoyed our 4 night stay ....
Parking options seemed limited to Valet. The Valet team was super nice and helpful, so that's totally fine. Pool deck is lovely. Views all around are awesome - great location. Staff at Kitchen Notes are wonderful. Food was pretty good. Loved the inclusion of local food sources and other local services (Bongo Java). When they asked me if I'd like a luggage cart, I said yes, but didn't realize that it automatically came with a bellman. In the future, I'd recommend asking if someone can help with the luggage, instead of if I'd like the use of a piece of equipment. One other critique... We have a king bed at home that is way more comfortable than the bed in our room. In general, I can tell that the nicer the hotel, the less likely that I'll wake up in the morning with a sore back from the bed. In this case, I think there's room for improvement.
Great location, very clean and excellent staff. Walking distance to downtown making it extremely convenient. Make sure you check out the pool and take advantage of the car service.
Loved the proximity to downtown, the outdoor pool, fitness center, Easter brunch and room were wonderful! All of the staff were very helpful and accommodating! The pool was so popular they ran out of lounge chairs in the sun and we wish we could have spent an evening out on the patio after 9pm. Both minor compared to all of the positives!
Great location!! Surprised at such an upscale property that there is a WiFi fee if you are not a Omni member or if you do not sign up to be a member.
The appointments in the hotel created a luxurious atmosphere. On Sunday we were not allowed to call for our car until after checking out. We waited 20 minutes for the car given the number of people checking out at the same time. Visit ended on a irated note.
The hotel is very clean, staff very friendly, beds very comfortable. Location is perfect to all the excitement of downtown. The hotel does not offer free wifi. You have to pay by the day, and at the high nightly rate they charge it should be complimentary.
The location was perfect. There's plenty of night life & food options within walking distance. The room was clean & customer service was great. The Bridge Bar was great for meeting up before heading out. The breakfast buffet was pricey but most are. The food was good. The fitness area had suitable. I would stay here again.
Security's safety Everything went well when the fire alarm went off.
Very ezpensive
Staff was very friendly and helpful Plentiful parking across the street for $10 Great location Room was nicely appointed and comfortable for family of four Aveda products in bathroom Quick, plentiful elevators Nothing
Great location
Overall good place to stay because of location, could get a better deal on price. Helpful staff. When I first tried to check in, they somehow had my reservation for the wrong dates. This was amended once I showed them my confirmation email. Building and facilities were a bit drab and dated.
They upgraded us to the private/penthouse floor upon arrival. The staff were very helpful and friendly. Comfortable beds and a great shower with an endless amount of hot water. Right in the middle of everything downtown. And an onsite Starbucks!! A little pricey. Just to valet the car for one night was $35!
The beds were super comfortable, the rooms seemed to be updated to a more modern theme, and the location is perfect for checking out everything in downtown Nashville. It is easy to hear people coming back from the bars around 2am and their room doors slamming shut. Also, their were metal platforms on the roadway out front and every time a vehicle ran over them, the loud noise could be heard and we were on the 12th floor. It was very hard to sleep with the noise.
So close to downtown. Great room friendly staff
The staff at your front desk and valet were great! Very friendly and helpful. The ironing board did not have good padding and my shirt had an imprint of the actual board on it. The iron also leaked water all over.
Staff was excellent and informative! Beds and pillows were a bit uncomfortable.
No Cribs were available during our one night stay unfortunately.
We loved the quick easy check in and the complimentary breakfast buffet! Omelets were made to order and delivered to our table, and the wait staff couldn't be nicer! They even asked if we were finished eating before breaking down the buffet...for those of us with sleepy teenagers this was a real plus! We picked this hotel because it was located downtown and we like to be in walking distance of tourist attractions when we travel. Location was good, but be aware that this hotel is located up the hill from the downtown area...and it's a pretty steep hill! For women wearing heels it can be a bit of a challenge!
The hotel has a very nice lobby and is close to Broadway, easy walking distance. Happy hour at the bar from 3-6 was good. Concierge was helpful but pushy to sell tickets for bus tour. Bathroom in the room seemed a little run down.
Very nice accomodations... walking distance to all the activities on broadway street... restaurants, pubs, tourist shops and nightlife! We checked in hours before the blizzard hit and the highways shut down... Hotel staff was very limited, but did their very best to accomodate our every need. The lounge is adequate... a limited but very good menu. And live music at night. Clean room and friendly staff... whats not to like???
Location Booked a king room, but when we checked in they gave us a room with two double beds. I had the reservation confirmation that showed a king room, but they said they had no king beds available. They did not offer to give us a discount, but "upgraded" us to a double room that had two bottles of water, a candy bar, bag of chip, bag of snack mix and two drink vouchers.
Great spot. Close to everything. Clean, comfortable room, nice lounge! Friendly staff.
I was woke up shortly after 5am by the construction crew banging with sirens and screaming. It was horrible. The hotel said they didn't know ahead of time a complete lie the building next door has been being built for over a year i found out. The wake up call (not that i got any sleep) was a half hour earlier than requested. Room service was horrible the food was not good and it took over an hour (nearly an hour and a half) to get a club sandwich. The delivery girl pandered for a tip suggesting there was no tip already included and telling me how people weren't answering the door when she was trying to deliver food. I tipped her only to find out room service charges 21% tip built into the bill plus a delivery fee of $2.50 on top of that. The room had a barely working toilet, some of the lights did not work, the fridge had no adjustment and would freeze everything solid, the fan in the bathroom was, also not working. Valet parking guys were great very friendly and professional. $35 per day is awfully high for valet at a hotel that has no parking at all to accommodate their guests except the valet option or you can go drive around downtown and find a public lot. I stayed in a suite that i paid extra for. I would highly recommend this valet service but i wouldn't stay at this hotel until the construction next door is finished at the vet least. I will not stay here again.
Bathrooms a little dated
Proximity to downtown and attractions Hotel is a bit worn out
Nice room, clean, cookies, and nice staff. Parking was extremely expensive. Also, this should be noted in your booking as it is an added expense.
Location to Broadway, in-house Starbucks and bar. The windows were leaking because they were poorly sealed which leaked condensation and the wall paint was peeling because of the moisture. The room smelled like a locker room because of the mold growth. We paid to be close to Broadway but I expected the room wouldn't smell like a locker room and have black mold. Thank god we didn't have to spend much time in the room. If we didn't have the mold and the stench, stay would have been great.
The proximity to downtown and the courtesy of the staff. The hotel manager was great to work with and happily resolved the main issue we had. There was no indication that parking was valet only, or that it would cost an additional $35 per night. I think the A/C in the hotel rooms needs an overhaul, the actual room never got close to the temperature set on the thermostat, it wasn't unbearably hot; but it sure wasn't 65 either.
The location was perfect for walking around and enjoying Downtown Nashville. The maid had to be asked to clean the room after two days.
Great place to stay for business or pleasure. Clean, spacious rooms and very friendly staff. No dislikes.
The only thing i liked was the location!! The hotel is well over priced with what you get.There was no bottled water in the room and having to pay for breakfasts on top of the price of the room is outrageous, making it a very expensive trip.
the luxe the bath was to little
Great room with a view of downtown. Jonathon at the front desk comped us a bottle of Champaign to help us celebrate our 25th anniversary. A really unexpected gesture and much appreciated. Translucent door on bathroom makes it impossible to use at night without casting light into the sleeping area.
Hallways were stuffy and too warm
Location was ideal for enjoying downtown sites
the hotel and staff were very nice, but wait a year to stay here till the construction is over. We were very unhappy to have paid $300 to stay at the Hyatt. Our room looked out over a construction site that started work at 6am and was using dynamite-so no napping or sleeping in. We like to nap and then go back out in the evening, but that did not happen. We are also meditators and that was impossible.
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Beautiful design and a free art gallery in the basement Nothing
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The location was great, easy walk to our convention center and to Broadway and restaurants. The room was nice however it was smaller than most rooms but it is an old building.
Location. The cleaning personnel very friendly. No staff held the doors as we entered or exited with luggage. The doors to the opening are not automatic and must be manually opened. The rooms are small and do not deserve the 4 star rating. For the price I would not want to stay there again.
If you're looking to stay somewhere within walking distance of downtown Nashville, I'm not sure you can beat this location. This is off of 2nd street, you can head straight down 2nd to broadway in a matter of minutes. This was the first time that I'd stayed at a 21c Museum hotel, so I wasn't sure what to expect. The rooms were fine and within what I would expect for this star rating. The hotel itself was rather minimalistic, the art/exhibits was laughable.
This place had the coolest vibe!!! Everything was clean and comfy. Staff was friendly, and food was amazing!! We liked the art and moveable penguins. Bathrobes, Nespresso... by far amazing!! Parking was expensive. Garages cost as much as valet.
Everything modern and new. Neat artwork and quirky penguin statues. Very nice bar area. Walk to everything downtown
This is a new hotel situated perfectly downtown within walking distance to everything. The art exhibits within the hotel make this place eclectic to say the least. The restaurant food was very good and their cocktails were even better. Pillows, I hate feather pillows as they are too soft. Everything else fantastic!
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Location was excellent for4th of July!
Location was perfect for walking to riverfront and restaurants and bars on 2nd, Broadway, and printers alley Evening turn-down staff left our room door ajar both evenings we stayed there but nothing was disturbed or taken
Not very clean. Lots of trash in hallway and overall cleanliness was not what we expected
We all loved the free breakfast which was awesome! We also liked the short walk to the main street in Nashville. We will stay at this hotel again. It was awesome!
The staff were very friendly and helpful.
Location was great Could have been a bit larger in terms of room space
The bed was comfortable and the room was very up to date and aesthetically pleasing The only issue I had was with the spa tub. I got the room because it was my boyfriends birthday and I thought that would be romantic. The tub wasn't as clean as I would have liked.
Location of the Hampton was perfect, very close to Broadway and other attractions. Breakfast was very good considering it was included in the price. What I didn't like about this hotel was mainly the fact I paid $70 for two nights valet and my truck was parked on the road all day and all night both times. I could have paid $10 just a couple blocks away and parked in a parking lot at least and it would have been away from all the construction that was going on. There were plenty of spots in the parking garage because I went down there and yet my truck stayed outside.
Great location for downtown Nashville. Dining area was very nice Staff was great Quick Valet service Nice hot breakfast Coffee availabe through out the day Very hot in hallway Shower only Below average bedding Room seemed more for focused on business type stay (smalll and to the point) A homeless man loitering outside front door
Location is great, you're a few minutes walk from everything. Night life is 5 minute walk, country music hall of fame is a block away, Bridgestone arena is 3 minute walk. Just great spot to be close to everything. Pay $35 + Tax PER DAY to park your car. We used our car one time in a week stay. Felt like a waste of money.
Location. Breakfast. Valet parking. Priced for location I guess, is little high for quality of hotel.
Staff was very friendly. After sight seeing we came back to the hotel to rest and were pleased to see they had snacks in the lobby in the afternoon. Such a nice touch! Would definitely recommend. We walked everywhere from the hotel and purchased trolley tickets right around the corner. We had a great time!
Everything was great! The staff was friendly and helpful, the room was clean, comfortable, and large. The location was perfect for the banquet I attended at the Music City Center. Only one block away. Nothing.
Hampton Inn Downtown Nashville is within walking distance of many sites and attractions. The room was clean and the beds were comfortable. The free breakfast was extensive - something for everyone. The lobby area was large with comfy chairs if you wanted a place to relax with a glass of wine (bring your own). Will definitely stay here again. There were only two elevators which cleaning staff used also so at certain times there was a wait.
It was cheap and convenient to everything we wanted to see and do downtown, so I'd give it 2.5 stars. the staff was friendly. Decorated like a Hampton Inn from 2003, there was a comical layer of dust on the furniture and the floors were gritty as if they hadn't been cleaned recently. The hotel stole money from me by charging me 31 dollars for valet parking but returned the stolen money after I proved that we hadn't left a car there, so that was sketchy.
Uncomfortable rooms. Plumbing was totally messed up.
The hotel is within walking distance of restaurants, bars and music venues.
The food is excellent, especially the hot chicken. The bartenders are super cool, and the live music is amazing, especially Mandy!
Location was great for our night out on the town and we was able to walk to anything we wanted to see in downtown Nashville. Hotel was ok but not worth the money I paid for it. Room was not carpeted and the fake wood floors felt sticky. Also there was only around 7-8 minutes worth of hot water for a shower and the heating unit for the room was very loud. Parking was steep too! Would I stay at Hotel Indigo Downtown Nashville again? Thanks but no thanks.
I enjoyed the atmosphere of the hotel. The staff was very friendly and helpful.
Bed and pillows
very impressed with the breakfast..the staff was well informed about what to do...what to see..loved the valet parking!!! there was no waste basket in the kitchen
Pretty close to all the things we were interested in. Clean. Breakfast was pretty decent. The room was larger than we needed, though it was arranged oddly. They need a separate service elevator, even if they reserve one of the three in place now for service only. There were a number of times where staff had the elevators filled. Also, they could probably turn the AC down in the hallways -- it was actually cold in the common areas.
Location Rundown. You can tell there's been no money invested in the hotel.
We got a room. Although we did not need it, the bathroom was very accessible. Antiseptic. Needs a refresh. Poor layout: the room and the valet parking.
The breakfast was excellent. We were only there overrnight, so not much time in the room.
We found the staff super friendly and very accommodating to our needs. The beds were very comfortable and it was nice to have the kitchen facility although we didn't use it.
Location! Clean Underwhelming for high cost Cafe hours are not convenient Valet very expensive and then we had to wait over 20 min
Staff was helpful and friendly. Hotel was clean and inviting. No continental breakfast.
Nice room great facility Nothing
Location, location, location. Lobby was unique, having been an old 1920's bank building. Room was sparsely furnished. Small room, typical of Marriott Courtyard. Lounge chair needed a reading lamp over it. Lousy lighting in the bath area.
Close to everything but far away from the fast pace of the entertainment area.


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Crap crap crap! Took the car for head gasket and left with a load of other issues that were never resolved. Then asked for diagnosis which Ade offered to do free of charge And after driving one minute down the road the car was nearly breaking down. He then turned round and said I didn't pay for diagnosis hence why problems weren't diagnosed. The price was good but job was bad! Don't know how he has any good reviews or maybe he isn't skilled with doing bigger jobs and fixing them properly. I don't know what mechanic can't successfully diagnose what's wrong with a car And leaves the customer with broken car. Waste of £352 and now have to take it elsewhere and pay money again. Wouldn't recommend to anyone! Don't be fooled by cheap price. Will have to take to small claims court to get money back if another garage confirms head gasket not done properly
I had scuffs and a crack in the rear bumper of my 5 Series. Moses did an excellent job and the result is immaculate. I took the car in the morning and it was ready before closing. Good communication, good price, professional and a nice guy. I would thoroughly recommend this company for your bodywork.
Great garage 5 star's very friendly done a great job on my car for a good price.
Excellent service - Highly recommend!!!!
Moses did a fantastic job on the car. Great level of service, and thoroughly nice guy. Would definitely use again and recommend to all.
Good work, great service in good price. Happy to discover this quality local garage.


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This is the final week for entries to the Scotia Cup. We are still accepting entries in all divisions however in order to avoid merging categories we are especially looking for entries in the following categories: -
White u82.3kg Masters & Seniors
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White u53.5kg Female
Blue u64kg Adult
Blue u64kg Masters & Seniors
Blue u100.5kg Adult
Blue u94.3kg Masters & Seniors
We also have brown belt divisions at u76kg (2 competitors currently) and u94.3kg (3 competitors currently). These are free to enter so if you know any brown belts at those weights who are looking for matches and might be interested ask them to drop me a PM on here or contact me via emaill.


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LONG BEACH - Mayor Bob Foster and three City Council members are starting plans to submit a ballot initiative next year that would roll back nonpublic safety employee compensation to 2010 levels.
The measure, to be requested at Tuesday's City Council meeting in an item written by Councilman James Johnson, targets a spring special election and caps compensation for the employees in 2014 and 2015.
According to a memorandum, the changes - if approved - would save $29 million per year overall, and $9.4 million annually in the general fund, heading off budget cuts and resulting in restorations of services for residents such as public safety, libraries, parks and infrastructure improvements.
The savings almost equal the $28.7 million jump in employee pension costs since 2007, from $69.4 million citywide then to $98.1 million in 2012, the document said.
Additionally, most public safety employees have received a 15 percent salary increase since September 2008, while city managers agreed to a wage freeze in the same period, said officials.
The aggressive move toward the ballot box has been expected after the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, which represents more than 3,600 city employees, spurned a pension reform proposal last month.
Officials estimated the deal would have saved $3.9 million in the general fund in 2013, and $12.2 million across all funds, by increasing union members' share of retirement costs and upping the retirement age for future employees while lowering their benefits. Present workers would have been granted a raise to pay for the higher pension cost share.
IAM President Richard Sanchez declined comment Wednesday on the city's recent action.
Though he has been an ardent advocate for pension reform, Johnson's request notes that compensation reduction goals can be achieved through not only changes to retirement benefits, but also by limiting overtime hours, lessening specialized skill pays and modifying salaries.
The City Council last week approved a budget enacting $12.9 million in structural downsizing. Long Beach has balanced a decade-long string of deficits and expects further shortfalls in 2014 and 2015.
"The bottom line is, we need to reduce our costs so the money going in equals the money going out so we don't cut services residents depend on," Johnson said in an interview. "We need to stop that cycle."
Police and firefighters are excluded from his request because their unions agreed to significant pension givebacks last year, Johnson said.
Fiscal planners estimated the reforms, which were similar to what was offered to the IAM, would save Long Beach $100 million by 2022.
The compensation measure to be presented Tuesday studiously avoids making immediate changes since the IAM contract expires on Sept. 30, 2013.
"We're going to take our time, but we are going to make sure this gets on the ballot to realize the savings for (2014)," Johnson said.
If not, he added, "The results will simply be another round of cuts, followed by another round of cuts, and on and on until we hardly recognize the city that's left."
Johnson's legislation is co-sponsored by Foster, Vice Mayor Robert Garcia and Councilman Gary DeLong.
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SAN BERNARDINO -- The San Bernardino Clergy Association (SBCA) invites the public to attend its Interfaith Thanksgiving Service service at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 20 at First Congregational Church UCC, at 3041 N. Sierra Way, in San Bernardino.
The SBCA is asking for donations of non-perishable food items, which will be donated to Cornerstone Church for distribution to needy people in the community. In addition, the SBCA will be asking for monetary donations, the proceeds of which will go to aid the Frazee Community Center.
Clergy and choirs from the San Bernardino religious community will perform music from the San Bernardino Honor Coir and Symphonie Jeunesse.
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Nokia has announced the Nokia N9, an all-screen smartphone. The Nokia N9 has a 3.9-inch AMOLED screen, made from scratch-resistant curved glass.
The 8-megapixel Carl Zeiss autofocus sensor, wide-angle lens, HD-quality video capture and large lens aperture enable great camera performance even in lowlighting conditions, teh vendor said. It also features free turn-by-turn drive and walk navigation with voice guidance in Maps. In addition, users can watch videos in 16:9 widescreen format, and get a surround sound experience with any set of headphones.
Fitted with the latest in wireless technology, Near Field Communication (NFC), the Nokia N9 allows users to share images and videos between devices by touching them together.
The Nokia N9 will be available in three colors with storage options of 16GB and 64GB. The Nokia N9 is scheduled to be in stores later this year.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
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OCT. 11-Oct. 17
Women In Business Luncheon - Ed Smart
Ed Smart will speak at the Davis Chamber of Commerce's Women in Business Luncheon.
When • Oct. 11, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Where • NorthFront Business Resource Center, 550 S. Simmons Way, Kaysville
Tickets • $20; visit davischamberofcommerce.com/events/2012/10/11/register.aspx?id=PRmxhkULo60=
"The Scarlet Pimpernel"
A riveting musical set during the Reign of Terror in the French Revolution, the Scarlet Pimpernel shows how love, hate, betrayal and loyalty culminate in a powerful story with a dramatic ending. This three-time Tony nominee will captivate and delight.
When • Monday-Saturday, Oct. 11-17, 7:30 p.m.
Where • CenterPoint Legacy Theatre, 525 N. 400 West , Centerville
Tickets • $20; visit www.centerpointtheatre.org/season/13
Lagoon's Frightmares
Lagoon will sponsor several Halloween attractions: Scary & Crow's Straw Maze and Spook-A-Boo Walk Through, Psycho Dave's Salvage Yard, Fun House of Fear, Deception, Lockdown and Night Walk. No face make-up or costumes are allowed. Call 801-451-8000 or visit lagoonpark.com/attractions/frightmares for more information.
When • Oct. 12, 5 p.m., Oct. 13-14, 11 a.m.
Where • Lagoon, 375 Lagoon Drive, Farmington
Tickets • $28.95-$44.95; visit lagoonpark.com/attractions/frightmares
Harmons Community Health Expo in Station Park
Harmons presents its 2nd Annual Communitiy Health Expo. Dietitians will teach workshops and chefs will offer cooking demonstrations.
When • Oct. 13, 1-4 p.m.
Where • Harmons Station Park, 200 N. Station Parkway, Farmington
Tickets • Free
Davis Cup Invitational Marching Band Competition
The oldest running Marching Band competition in the state will host 33 bands from Utah and Idaho.
When • Oct. 16, 12:45 p.m.- 11p.m.
Where • Davis High School, 325 S. Main St., Kaysville
Tickets • Tickets are $5 or a family of 6 for $20
Nora Del Murdock and Alicia Jensen Art Exhibit
Nora Del Murdock and Alicia Jensen will display their artwork.
When • Monday-Saturday, Oct. 11-17, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Where • Lamplight Art Gallery, 163 S. Main St., Bountiful
Tickets • Free
Kaysville - USU Botanical Center Farmers Market
The USU Botanical Center Farmers Market offers local vegetables, baked goods, art, unique handmade items, children's activities, and educational opportunities.
When • Oct. 11, 5-8 p.m.
Where • Utah State University Botanical Center , 725 S. Sego Lily Drive , Kaysville
Tickets • Free; visit utahbotanicalcenter.org/htm/events/farmersmarket
Clearfield University
Learn what it takes to run a city, from the inside out. Clearfield University is a free, comprehensive and interactive eight-week city government course taught by elected officials and city staff at City Hall. Class participation is required â€" with tours, simulations, games and more! For more information call Clearfield City at 801-525-2707. Register at www.clearfieldcity.org/clearfieldu.
When • Oct. 11, 6:30 p.m.
Where • Clearfield City Offices, 55 S. State St., Clearfield
Tickets • $20
Foundations Art Exhibit
Bountiful/Davis Art Center will host the "Foundations: The Artists of the Bountiful/Davis Art Center (1997-2012)," exhibit, celebrating and saying goodbye to the building on Main Street and honoring former BDAC director Arley Curtz. There will be an opening reception Sept. 28, 7-9 p.m. Visit bdac.org for information.
When • Oct. 11-12, 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Oct. 13, 2-5 p.m., Oct. 16-17, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Where • Bountiful-Davis Art Center, 745 S. Main St., Bountiful
Tickets • Free


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|Monarch Award Voting
Event Type: Children's Program
Age Group(s): Children
Date: 2/28/2014
Start Time: All Day
The Monarch Award: Illinois' K–3 Readers' Choice Award VotingMap - Click here
Students in Grades K–3, you may vote for your favorite book if you are not able to vote at your school. Children who read or listen to at least 5 Monarch nominees may vote for their favorites between February 15–March 13 right here at the Tinley Park Public Library.
Your name might also be picked to win a copy of the winning book!
Contact: Youth Services
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all stolen thanks to CONNECTEDWORLDS ouija
very pretty
is there gonna be any more fame city type events this summer?
fuckin beautifulOriginally posted by inhalinvapors@Jul 12 2005, 07:54 PM
agreed that shits tight^^
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i always thought Ouija was from Boston... i stand corrected. that whole car hopper is the hot shit. "Eff the buff"... now where's my thumbs up emoticon...
now that ouija shit is nice. it aint like alot of these robots rockin same outline diff color schemes with their generic/ny bitten styles, klean too. not TOO many puttin out quality now, shit BORES me. r.i.p. 2 the 94-98 CT glory days when originality was all about, before the biters got big heads+respect from all the herbs and glorified.
no need to drop names. true heads know.
did i offend someone(s).musta.keep thinkin yall are ill, when you lie your only lying to your self,now go rock the same outlin ya did last week and the week before it+peep the mags n see whos style ya can bite for the time being (with a few modifications)lol.
me an my freind found this awsome production for this skate ramp builders building in bridgeport an if i can ill try to get pictures of it. If only had a digital camera.
Dunno if these dudes are CT or not, but they got the same name as the crew on that other e2e, so i'm putting it here.
yep TOE is ct.
anyone got flicks of anything from the fame city legal wall?
motherfucker, stop uploading my flicks AA, you know i took em.
this is all OOOOOLD shit of mine that was surprisingly still runing when i was downtown the other day, well except for the geser and din hands, those arent me.
that stencil aint mine either, i know the dude whos it is though
AA couldnt jack theese cause HE WASENT THERE TODAY! YEAH< THATS RIGHT *****! I AINT CALL YOU FOR A REASON!
my h is too wide, but i dont give a shit
from earlier today
the hartford hardcore roller is from a while ago, and i come to find some faggot with green paint fucked with it


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I have figured it out!
Hey all,
I want to learn and start using the SPIKE Fuzzer but after a search i did i see there's a lack of documentation and some guides i found didn't help me at all.
Tried ./configure; make but make says nothing to be done.
Tried to use some commands too for example generic_send_tcp but i got an error:
/generic_listen_tcp: error while loading shared libraries: libdlrpc.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory.
Anyone has the SPIKE working and can help a bit i would appreciate it.
Thanks in advance.
I have figured it out!
Here, for everyone who is still having trouble:
Code:root@evilbox:~# cd /pentest/fuzzers/spike/ root@evilbox:/pentest/fuzzers/spike# cd src/ root@evilbox:/pentest/fuzzers/spike/src# ./generic_send_tcp ./generic_send_tcp: error while loading shared libraries: libdlrpc.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory root@evilbox:/pentest/fuzzers/spike/src# . ld.sh root@evilbox:/pentest/fuzzers/spike/src# ./generic_send_tcp argc=1 Usage: ./generic_send_tcp host port spike_script SKIPVAR SKIPSTR ./generic_send_tcp 192.168.1.100 701 something.spk 0 0 root@evilbox:/pentest/fuzzers/spike/src#
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Do not read the Wiki, most your questions will not be answered there !
Do not take a look at the: Forum Rules !
deStan, have you checked out http://resources.infosecinstitute.com/intro-to-fuzzing/? I found this to be a very good tutorial on SPIKE.
i used another way:
Code:root@bt:/pentest/fuzzers/spike/src/# export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=pentest/fuzzers/spike/src/


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System integration is a key pain point for any lodging operation given the vast number of systems that any one property runs and the number of vendors required to install, service and support those systems. To help alleviate the challenges associated with integration, the industry association Hotel Technology Next Generation (HTNG), comprised of leading hotel operators and members of the IT vendor community, has joined with other key players in the industry to encourage the adoption of open standards and seamless integration.
HT checks in with hotel operators, members of HTNG, and industry analysts to discuss areas where system integration progress has been made, and areas where there's still room for growth.
Shared Messaging
HTNG has made major inroads in the past year. These include the release of the first certified HTNG interface products, the addition of several new workgroups, and opening up its XML-based messaging format for use by any two vendors wanting to exchange specific, non-standard data streams.
"Given that the installed base of older systems cannot take advantage of the flexibility and power offered by XML/IP-based interfaces and that hoteliers are legendarily reluctant to replace their systems, HTNG's encouragement of vendors to use its messaging formats to extend the usability of their existing interfaces has considerable potential to help improve systems integration in general," explains industry analyst Jon Inge, a founding member and executive advisor for HTNG.
However, Inge feels there still needs to be wider recognition of the benefits of adopting these new interface technologies to hotel operating efficiency. In five to ten years, he predicts the wider spread of XML-based interfaces, both under HTNG's umbrella and developed separately by individual vendors, in support of a more SOA (Service Oriented Architecture)-based architecture. "In ten years, I see SOA-based systems being the norm in the majority of hotels. I'm also an optimist," he explains.
In agreement is Dr. Dan Connolly, associate professor of IT at the School of Hotel, Restaurant, and Tourism Management at the University of Denver's Daniels College of Business, and an Executive Advisor for HTNG. "Hotel companies are working to simplify their technology portfolios and the technological sophistication at the property level by moving systems off or above property," explains Connolly. "Web services applications seem to be making some inroads, albeit the pace of adoption is a bit slow due to concerns over security, performance and service levels."
Looking to the future, Connolly expects this trend to become much more prevalent, especially as companies like Google pursue "cloud computing" where the applications are all on the Internet and accessible via a Web browser.
Converged Networking
In today's era of personalization, hotel operators are seeking ways to better manage the guest experience through better information availability. MTM Luxury Lodging is a member of HTNG's architecture workgroup and a major proponent of its goals. The company's Hotel 1000 uses a converged network of cabling and fiber for its video on demand, IP network, energy management, and CRM (customer relationship management) to enable new levels of personalization for the guest.
For example, the network enables the hotel to automatically preset a particular room's temperature to the customer's preference at check-in using CRM data from their previous stay. The hotel can also automatically preset the guest's TV preferences, and their preferred artwork is displayed in high resolution on the room's flat panel TV to enhance the arrival experience. "A converged network hadn't been applied to a hotel environment before," explains Chuck Marratt, director of IT. "Before, everything was a separate entity, but now with the VLAN and fiber infrastructure, it's all together.
"More vendors need to participate in HTNG, but many don't see a need," Marratt continues. "As hotel operators, we need integration across the board. In the future, we'll be at the point where SOA-ware provides the different services. In our HTNG workgroup, we're creating a road map for how it's going to go. When we operators can buy services from different companies, the SaaS (Software as a Service) economic model will be much cheaper, but it needs to be compatible and interoperable with other systems."
In MTM Luxury Lodging's (newest property being built in California, there will be fiber all the way to the guestroom for in-room IP phones, television, and connections to the network and Internet. Energy management personalization will extend to controlling the lights, temperature, fireplace, and solar shades according to a guest's known preferences.
More Work Needed
Industry analyst Mark Haley of The Prism Partnership still sees room for improvement: "The HTNG-certified solution sets remain somewhat incomplete, perhaps in order to satisfy 'lowest common denominator' needs. Many hotel companies and vendors will need to use these solution sets as a starting point to build from, hopefully making the final work product available to OTA [Open Travel Alliance] and HTNG for adoption into future versions of standards and products."
In the near term, Haley expects to see interfaces enhanced to the point of near-seamlessness, but still operating as interfaces, with one database communicating to another in a structured manner. Within ten years, he hopes to see virtualization and database sharing among disparate applications.
Also still needed is an infrastructure that enables hoteliers to drive unique loyalty-building experiences for their guests from pre-arrival to during and after their stay - particularly one that can more easily integrate with new and future technologies based on guest demands. The goal is to gain a 360-degree view of each guest and to give hotel staff real-time access to that information.
In the future, advanced analytics and integration may help drive differentiation in the guest experience, using individual guest preferences and requirements to build loyalty. Further integration could include additional off-property services like airline arrivals, luggage routing, and transportation.
There has been more focus and momentum, as well as wider participation in HTNG over the past year, but it needs more participation from multiple vendors. Given the highly price-sensitive nature of the hotel industry, the open source movement can only help HTNG. Reusability is vital, as is room for adaptation. The HTNG architecture workgroup is currently developing reference architecture around which to build their systems. But it's a slow moving process.


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The blogosphere will a hundred times echo today's announcement that Mercedes-Benz will offer hybrid versions of its C-, E- and S-class vehicles in the United States and Europe in about three years. Automotive News quoted Herbert Kohler, head of Daimler's E-Drive and Future Mobility unit, who said, "We have a leading position in the premium […]+ Read More
It looks like Mercedes has caught hybrid fever. In August, the company launched its Mercedes S400 mild hybrid—the first hybrid from a European automaker and the first hybrid vehicle to use a lithium ion battery. Even more impressive, Dieter Zetsche, CEO of Daimler, is promising a hybrid version of each of Mercedes's high-volume cars and […]+ Read More
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The HybridCars.com monthly sales dashboard is a collaboration of HybridCars.com and Baum & Associates, a Michigan-based market research firm focusing on automotive issues including the hybrid and electric vehicle market. Plug-in vehicles had a strong month. Both the Toyota Prius PHEV and the Chevy Volt turned in their best-ever monthly sales, and the Volt has […]+ Read More
The HybridCars.com monthly sales dashboard is a collaboration of HybridCars.com and Baum & Associates, a Michigan-based market research firm focusing on automotive issues including the hybrid and electric vehicle market. While the Toyota Prius Liftback continues to pace the hybrid vehicles, the Camry Hybrid continues to perform well at over 10 percent of Camry sales, […]+ Read More


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my first post, so apologies if this question has been asked before. A day of surfing has not as yet got me an answer.
I'm setting up a PC for a none-computer literature user. I have most of it working, I've put BT2 on the HDD of an old PC, dropped in some shell scripts to minimise typing etc. However there are two things have so far stumped me, I'm wondering if anyone can help.
1) I'm using an Edimax EW-7318USG USB adapter (this uses a Ralink RT2571W chipset and a nice external antenna). BT2 uses the RT2500 by default for this, which do not support packet injection. I have boot BT2 without the device plugged in and run a modprobe rt73, plug the USB back in enable PRISM headers etc. This all works fine and is simple enough for me but for the guy who will use it, it's rather complex. I wonder is there any way for me to get BT2 to remember the settings I've make for this?
2) I have the system starting up in X, I'd like to autostart a terminal window for each of my aircrack scripts to run in (either launched automatically or when the scripts are run) I can't seem to get this to work, is this possible?
Thanks in advance for any and all replies. I love BT2, quite superb, thanks.


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|Remove UG pre-reqs from 5610:568 – Advanced Behavior Management
|Submitting Dean
|Dr. Cynthia Capers, Interim
|Submitting College
|Education -- Roberta Reese x2114
|Departments Generating the Proposal
|Curric & IS
|Objection Deadline
|December 10, 2007
|Proposal Status
|Final Approval Granted
|Proposal Last Updated
|March 10, 2008 by PR Rex Ramsier
|Effective Date
|Fall 2007
|Brief Summary of Proposal
|Per motion from Faculty Senate, undergraduate courses may not be listed as prerequisites for graduate courses and mandated that a curriculum proposal be prepared to eliminate any undergraduate courses listed.
|Type of Proposal
|Course changes only
|Graduate School Endorsement Status
|Graduate School Endorsement Updated
|November 26, 2007 by GS Heather Blake
|Institutional Research Status
|IR Status Updated
|November 14, 2007 by IR Eric Sponseller
|Library Status
|Library Status Updated
|October 29, 2007 by UL Steve Aby
|Distance Learning Review Committee Status
|Not required
|DLRC Status Updated
|General Education Advisory Committee Status
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|GEAC Status Updated
|October 29, 2007 by PR Rex Ramsier
|Resource Requirements
|No additional resources
|Resource Requirements Updated
|September 28, 2007 by ED dean's ofc Roberta Reese
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|20 Jul 2010
|Guoman & Thistle Hotels Nurture Industry Future Leaders With Commitment Of Hospitality Graduate Scheme
|10 Jun 2010
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|10 Jun 2010
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|10 Jun 2010
|Housden is Perfect Accompaniment for Thistle and Guoman Hotels
|10 Jun 2010
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|28 Apr 2010
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|25 Mar 2010
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|04 Mar 2010
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|17 Feb 2010
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|14 Feb 2010
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|01 Jan 2010
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|01 Jan 2010
|The Parc Hotel celebrates four star success for the second year
|01 Jan 2010
|Thistle comes out on top at hotel excellence awards
|08 Dec 2009
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|03 Dec 2009
|Outstanding customber service comes as standard at Thistle
|19 Aug 2009
|First UK hotel group to boast 100% excellence accreditation from Institute of Hospitality
|03 Aug 2009
|Leading the way in Hospitality Management
|20 Jul 2009
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National Rifle Association CEO Wayne LaPierre appeared on Fox News' America Live yesterday to comment on the controversial "Kill At Will" law that has been connected to the shooting death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin. LaPierre's appearance came the day after The Wall Street Journal reported on a new study that linked the NRA-backed "Kill At Will" laws to higher homicide rates, though America Live host Shannon Bream failed to raise the results of the study with LaPierre.
Starting with Florida in 2005, at least 25 states have enacted some form of "Kill At Will." The study, conducted by Texas A&M University economics professor Mark Hoekstra, reached the damning conclusion that the expansion of such self-defense laws since 2005 led to an increase in the incidence of homicides:
[W]e find the laws increase murder and manslaughter by a statistically significant 7 to 9 percent, which translates into an additional 500 to 700 homicides per year nationally across the states that adopted castle doctrine [Hoekstra's term for laws passed since 2005 that expand the right to self-defense]. Thus, by lowering the expected costs associated with using lethal force, castle doctrine laws induce more of it. This increase in homicides could be due either to the increased use of lethal force in self-defense situations, or to the escalation of violence in otherwise non-lethal conflicts. We suspect that self-defense situations are unlikely to explain all of the increase, as we also find that murder alone is increased by a statistically significant 6 to 11 percent. This is important because murder excludes non-negligent manslaughter classifications that one might think are used more frequently in self-defense cases. But regardless of how one interprets increases from various classifications, it is clear that the primary effect of strengthening self-defense law is to increase homicide. [emphasis added]
Hoekstra also found no link between the enactment of "Kill At Will" laws and a decrease in other types of crime:
Results indicate that the prospect of facing additional self-defense does not deter crime. Specifically, we find no evidence of deterrence effects on burglary, robbery, or aggravated assault. Moreover, our estimates are sufficiently precise as to rule out meaningful deterrence effects.
The study undermines LaPierre's organization's defense of "Kill At Will" laws, which were enacted across the nation after dogged lobbying efforts by the NRA and the American Legislative Exchange Council. LaPierre wasn't asked about the study during his Fox appearance, but was instead given free rein to make a number of misleading claims about the nature of "Kill At Will" laws.
LaPierre described Florida's "Kill At Will" law, and similar laws nationwide that remove the duty to retreat before employing deadly force outside of the home while often adding the presumption that the use of deadly force was lawful, as "completely unremarkable." Contrary to LaPierre's characterization, increased scrutiny of "Kill At Will" laws has uncovered numerous instances in which the laws have been tied to seemingly avoidable killings.
On April 3, Daniel Adkins Jr., a disabled man with the mental capacity of a 13-year-old, was fatally shot in an Arizona Taco Bell parking lot. The unarmed Adkins was reportedly walking his dog when Cordell Jude turned the corner of drive-thru, nearly hitting Adkins with his car. Words were exchanged, and Adkins "air swung" at the vehicle, according to Jude, before Jude pulled out his handgun and shot Adkins in the chest, killing him. Adkins never touched the car or Jude, who has thus far escaped arrest.
On February 23, a Louisiana grand jury declined to indict Byron Thomas for fatally shooting 15-year-old Jamonta Miles. According to law enforcement, Miles and several other teens (all unarmed) got into an argument with Thomas after trying to buy marijuana from him, and then fled in their SUV. Thomas reportedly opened fire on the vehicle as it was moving away from him, killing Miles. Thomas fled but was later identified as the gunman. Even while the search for Miles' killer was ongoing, Lafourche Parish Sheriff Craig Webre stated that the shooter "decided to stand his ground," and later justified Thomas' actions: "As far as Mr. Thomas knows, they're going to stop in 5 feet and jump out with a gun."
These are just two examples of controversial shootings connected to "Kill At Will." As Hoekstra's study indicates, there must be something remarkable about a law that, where enacted, is linked to increases in both justifiable and unlawful homicides.
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- Cartoon Characters: Rudy Tabootie, Snap, Reggie Bullnerd, Bullynerd, Penny Sanchez, Joe Tabootie, Mildred "Millie" Tabootie, Mr. Wilter, Blocky, Biclops, Queen Rapsheeba, Mrs. Sanchez, Cat, Walrus, Old Lady, Canary, Girl, Michelle, Old Woman, Old Lady, Baby Birds.
- Vocal Talent: Elizabeth Daily (Rudy Tabootie, Girl, Michelle, Old Woman), Candi Milo (Snap, Reggie Bullnerd, Bullynerd, Canary, Blocky), Hynden Walch (Penny Sanchez), Jess Harnell (Joe Tabootie, Baby Bird 1, Cat, Walrus), Miriam Flynn (Mildred "Millie" Tabootie, Old Lady), Robert Cait (Mr. Wilter, Blocky), Rodger Bumpass (Biclops), Rosslynn Taylor Jordan (Queen Rapsheeba), Robbyn Kirmsse (Penny Sanchez [Singing Voice]), Nika Futterman (Mrs. Sanchez), Daran Norris, Robin Atkin Downes.
- Directed By John Fountain.
- Produced By Alexis Wallrich, Debby Hindman (Line Producers).
Executive Producers: Larry Huber, Fred Seibert, Bill Burnett.
- Animated By Steve Socki (Animation Director).
- Written By Bill Burnett, Larry Huber, Steve Marmel, Jenny Nissenson, Ford Riley, Aydrea Walden.
Assistant to Writer: Aydrea Walden.
- Casting Supervisor: Margaret Tang.
- Casting: Ginny McSwain.
- Art Direction: Carlos Ramos.
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- Character Designers: Jill Friemark, Aliki Theofilopoulos.
- Prop Designer: Jill Friemark.
- Storyboard Artist: Alex Kirwan.
- Sound Editors: Roy Braverman, Daisuke Sawa.
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- Foley Mixers: Christopher Briles, Jason Piatt.
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Life is good for Avril Lavigne. The 27-year-old is currently at work on her upcoming fifth studio album, and first single "Here's To Never Growing Up," is poised to become one of THE songs of the summer of 2013.
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The singer/songwriter is newly engaged - her boyfriend, Nickelback frontman Chad Kroeger, proposed in April. For Avril, worlds collide: she actually got to know Chad while working on her album.
"It was actually the first one we wrote together," Avril says of the song she and Chad were working on when they realized they had become more than friends. "The song is called, 'Let Me Go,' so later on after we were together I was like, let's change the last chorus so that it's like we're together now... instead of it being, a break-up, separation song. Because I don't really want that for us."
Avril stopped by iHeartRadio Headquarters recently, where she opened up about love, her new album, and which curse word she has tattoed on herself twice. Find out more about Avril by discovering some of her favorite things below.
Favorite Radio Head Song:
Favorite Thing About Growing Up:
Learning about yourself and who you are.
Favorite thing to get drunk on:
For me, I've been drinking champagne these days... Mellow. Normally I'm a vodka girl, but not anymore these days [laughing]. I wouldn't be able to wake up in the morning at all if I was hung over.
Favorite time of day to write music:
I'm a night person, so definitely at night. Probably like, yeah anywhere between, like, 5:00 to 4:00 in the morning.
Favorite place to wake up:
At home in my bed [laughing]. Because whenever I'm there, which isn't very often, it's like, 'Yes my bed! Yes, my pillow [laughing].' Oh and I actually love sleeping on a tour bus believe it or not. It's like, it's soothing. It's like, I don't know what it is and being in a bunk too. Like, I have a room in the back so if I can't sleep I go to a bunk. I don't know why. It's really dark.
Favorite thing to watch re-runs of:
I never really got that much into TV shows, but. I like watching, um, like all the Christmas movies they play every year like The Grinch, and all the traditional ones.
Favorite curse word:
F***, and it's tattooed on my rib cage. I have the word f*** tattooed on me twice. That one says F You [laughs, points to the tattoo on her fingers]. Right here it doesn't heal. I've had it done twice so it kind of looks like a prison tattoo... they just never healed there.
Favorite way to waste time:
Going online maybe? TV and emails.
Favorite color you've ever dyed your hair:
Favorite way to piss of your manager:
By not answering my emails or my text messages. I get so many emails, it's ridiculous.
Favorite song to belt:
My favorite song of mine on stage "I'm with you." I belt that one.
Favorite thing to sing about:
I've written so many songs about love, and on this album, I'm going to go somewhere else... other subjects like, there's a song called "Rock N Roll" and a song called "Hello Kitty," and, "Seventeen" [that deal with] other topics. So, I'm happy about that. I have so many boy-bashing, or break-up and love songs... there are a lot of different, other topics on this album.
The album's really diverse, there are more pop songs like ["Here's To Never Growing Up"], but it's got piano ballads, and I have a duet with Chad, and I have a rock tune called "Bad Girl," and Marilyn Manson sings on it. My "Hello Kitty" song has like, kind of an electronic feel. It's all over the place.
Favorite gift you ever received from a fan:
In Japan, they write on stationary and they're very proper over there, and they write really nice letters. They've got a lot of Hello Kitty stationary and little Hello Kitty gifts. I have a storage unit, and I keep all my fan mail. That's funny now that I think about it, you don't get as much fan mail these days because everyone is tweeting you. The stuff that they send though in the mail, sometimes it's amazing art, pictures that they like make with your logo, with your image and all. I used to have it all under my bed on my first record because I still lived with my parents. There was fan mail under my bed! Now I've got a storage unit.
Favorite thing about anticipating the release of new music:
People get excited in the beginning and everything is fresh. After spending a year writing and recording, to be able to switch it up and go back out on the road again, is always nice. I like having the diversity of either being in the studio or being on the road.
Favorite thing about being in love:
I'm not happy unless I am. It just feels empty. So it's nice to have that.
Check out Avril's video for "Here's To Never Growing Up."
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How saving money differs in your 20s and 30s
Have you noticed that your eating, sleeping and entertainment habits changed after high school and again after college? The same is true of your financial situation. With a different lifestyle comes different financial needs, which is why we're bringing you a few dos and don'ts for these crucial decades.
Things to DO in your 20s…
Do contribute to a 401(k), one of the 9 financial habits we told you about earlier. How much should you save? At least as much as it takes to receive what your employer is willing to match. Beyond that, 10 to 15 percent of your pre-tax income is a great start.
Do lay a sound financial foundation by developing good habits. Contrary to what you may hear, how MUCH you save for retirement when you're young isn't as important as saving consistently starting as soon as possible.
Do find inspiration in growth charts / calculators like these. It's hard to focus on something that is decades in the future, such as retirement, so calculate how dramatically your goals can be reached if you start early. For example, if you start saving $300/month in your 20s, you could have nearly $100,000 by the time you're 50 (and that's only factoring a less than 1 percent annual interest rate).
And one thing to avoid in your 20s…
Don't ONLY save for your retirement. Many people in their 20s make this mistake. Since you can't touch this money until you're 59½ (with limited exceptions), you'll need to make sure you have separate savings for emergencies and non-retirement goals.
Things to DO in your 30s…
Do ask yourself if you should buy a home. The median age of first time home buyers is 31*. While that doesn't mean that age will be the right time for you, it does indicate that your 30s are a great time to start considering home ownership during this decade. If you're a star student and are reading this section as a 20-something, good job. Because the money you save in your 20s will come in handy when it's time to buy a home in your 30s. The down payment, closing costs and inevitable home repairs that pop up as soon as the home becomes yours add up quickly.
Do get life insurance if you now have dependents. It's a bummer to dwell on, so don't over think it. You and your family will appreciate the financial peace of mind it gives.
And one thing to avoid in your 30s…
Don't be afraid to talk to your children about money. If you are among the 30-somethings with children, you can start teaching them as young as pre-school or early elementary school the concept of spending and saving. Playing imaginary restaurant or store with them is a great learning tool.
Update: check out how to save in your 40s, 50s and 60s!
Reference: *2012 National Association of REALTORS® Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers
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The Brevard College Sports Information Department is proud to announce that softball's Kristina Clayton has been named Tornado Athlete of the Week. Clayton earned 46 of 102 votes cast by visitors of BCTornados.com, or 44.1%.
Clayton, a junior shortstop from Graham, N.C., went 11-16 for the week, for a .688 batting average. Clayton opened the week going 7-9 on Wednesday, February 12, in Bristol, Va. in a doubleheader against Virginia Intermont. On Saturday, on the return trip by VI to Brevard, Clayton went 4-7 with a double and stolen base and four runs scored.
The Tornados (4-0) won all four games against the Lady Cobras last week. Coach Britne' Stubbs team hosts North Greenville on Friday in a doubleheader.
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