An adviser to the current chief Hague Tribunal prosecutor says it was Carla Del Ponte’s office that destroyed evidence in the Kosovo organ trade case. “It would likely be easier had we kept the material. That was an unfortunate decision,” Frederick Swinnen told Belgrade’s Blic daily.
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Intel Announces New Patent Cross License Agreement with NVIDIA
January 10th, 2011 |
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. – Jan. 10, 2011 – Intel Corporation today announced that it has entered into a new comprehensive long-term patent cross license agreement with NVIDIA. The companies have also resolved pending litigation in Chancery Court in Wilmington, Del., ending all outstanding legal disputes between the companies.
“This agreement ends the legal dispute between the companies, preserves patent peace and provides protections that allow for continued freedom in product design,” said Doug Melamed, Intel senior vice president and general counsel. “It also enables the companies to focus their efforts on innovation and the development of new, innovative products.”
Under the transaction, Intel receives a license to NVIDIA’s patents subject to the terms of the agreement. NVIDIA receives a license to Intel’s patents subject to the terms of the agreement, including that x86 and certain other products are not licensed to NVIDIA under the agreement. Intel and NVIDIA have also exchanged broad releases for all legal claims, including any claims of breach of their previous license agreement. Intel will pay NVIDIA $1.5 billion over the next 5 years. This obligation will be recognized as a liability totaling approximately $1.4 billion, on a discounted basis. Intel recognized an expense of $100 million in the fourth-quarter of 2010, classified as “marketing, general and administrative.” The remaining amount, approximately $1.3 billion, will be recognized as an intangible asset in the first quarter of 2011 and will be amortized into cost of sales over future periods.With the exception of one agreement term that is confidential, the agreement will be made available in filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, and can be viewed at www.intel.com/pressroom/legal.
Intel (NASDAQ: INTC), the world leader in silicon innovation, develops technologies, products and initiatives to continually advance how people work and live. Additional information about Intel is available at www.intel.com/pressroom and blogs.intel.com.
Intel is a trademark of Intel Corporation in the United States and other countries.
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Del Ponte in plea to support organ investigation
December 17th, 2010 |
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The draft Council of Europe report implicating Hashim Thaci in organ trafficking has been welcomed by former Chief Hague Prosecutor Carla Del Ponte.
In an exclusive interview with swissinfo.ch, the Swiss lawyer said she was torn between concern and satisfaction at the idea that these “heinous acts†would soon be brought to justice.
Del Monte turns around with 3Q net profit of $4.3m
October 31st, 2010 |
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Mainboard-listed Del Monte Pacific today announced a third quarter net profit of US$3.3 million ($4.27 million), reversing a net loss of US$1.7 million in the same period last year. Sales rose 16% to US$88.4 million from US$76.3 million due to higher turnover in the Philippines and export markets, both in processed and fresh business segments.
Sales in the Philippines improved 19% with increased sales in all major product categories on higher volume, prices and better sales mix. The group recently launched the Del Monte Fit ‘n Right tea in two flavours – peach and lemon. This extends the popular Fit ‘n Right brand from juice drinks to tea, a new beverage category for the company.
Comcast Hackers Get 18-Month Prison Sentences
September 25th, 2010 |
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Two men are sentenced to more than a year in prison for redirecting traffic from Comcast.net to sites under their control. – Two men accused of hacking the Comcast Website were sentenced Sept. 24 to 18
months in prison.
The Department of Justice said in a news release, quot;Christopher Allen
Lewis, aka ‘EBK,’ 20, of Newark, Del.,
and Michael Paul Nebel, aka ‘Slacker,’ 28, of Kalamazoo,
Mich., quot; had previously pl…
HP Again Tops Dell’s Latest Bid for 3PAR
September 2nd, 2010 |
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Hewlett-Packard takes only minutes to snap back with a higher offer after Dell takes three full days to tender its offer. Bidding now up to about $2.07 billion. – The 10-day-old bidding war between two stubborn IT superpowers over a relatively small storage company went up another level Sept. 2 when Dell increased its standing offer for 3PAR from $27 to $32 per share, with Hewlett-Packard subsequently upping its own to $33 from $30 a few minutes later.
Del…
Del Monte Pacific posts net loss of $1.8m for 2Q
August 10th, 2010 |
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Mainboard-listed Del Monte Pacific (Bloomberg: DELM SP, Reuters: DMPL.SI) today announced a net loss of US$1.3 million ($1.76 million) for the second quarter of 2010 compared to a net profit of US$5.1 million in the same period last year. The loss was due primarily to higher raw material costs and inventory obsolescence, despite an 8% improvement in sales.
Sales grew to US$85.1 million from US$78.9 million in the prior year quarter due to higher turnover in the Philippines and fresh exports.
All Good/Forecastle Previews
July 8th, 2010 |
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By: Dennis Cook
JamBase Associate
Editor
How you holding up? It’s only July, kids, and there’s MANY more sets and sunrises to enjoy before summer comes to
an end. Eat some high fiber cereal, take your vitamins and pack enough beer. We’re far from over this season! Let’s
dive into two primo offerings this coming weekend.
All Good Festival :: 07.08.10-07.11.10 :: Marvin’s Mountaintop :: Masontown,
WV
This mid-Atlantic darling genuinely lives up to its catchphrase name. With no overlapping music on its twin Dragon
and Crane Stages, All Good encourages one to settle in and enjoy the musical adventure they’ve programmed for
you, cutting back on the gypsy wandering one experiences at most summer fests. Umph’s Jake Cinninger has dubbed
to performance space “the concert bowl,” and it’s all-too-easy to imagine stretching out on the grass as headliners
Furthur, Widespread Panic, Umphrey’s McGee and Derek Trucks & Susan Tedeschi rock ya for a little
while. Here’s a few suggestions for sets you should be out of your tent in time to enjoy.
1. Femi Kuti & The Positive Force ::
Friday :: 3:45-4:50 PM :: Dragon Stage
While his father is currently the toast of Broadway, Femi Kuti is breathing hot life into the musical tradition Fela
began. A fiery blend of dance-ready African rhythms, political themes and tight, large group musicianship, Femi &
Positive Force are lethal live. Come prepared to kick off your shoes and dance.
2. Dr. Dog :: Saturday :: 2:40-
3:40 PM :: Dragon Stage
If The Beatles had decided to NOT retire from the road and instead suss out ways to transmute their studio brilliance
into equally brilliant live performances, well, it might have sounded a good deal like Dr. Dog. While the band’s
presence has grown rapidly on the national stage, based on what JamBase heard at High Sierra, many fest veterans
haven’t experienced their life-affirming concert performances yet. This is soul-deep music that arms one with small
kernels of wisdom and puts a warm breeze beneath your heels.
3. The Lee Boys & The Travelin’ McCourys :: Sunday ::
12:15-2:15 PM :: Dragon Stage
Sacred steel meets bluegrass and southern rock. It’s a gosh darn beautiful combination and a far cry from the way
these boys play when Del is leading the charge. A real conversation that expands one’s musical horizons takes place
when this bunch assembles onstage. Not to be missed, and a grand way to get your Sunday rolling.
Check out JamBase’s 2009 All Good review for fuller picture of what awaits you on Marvin’s
Mountaintop.
Continue reading for our picks for Forecastle Festival…
Forecastle Festival :: 07.09.10-07.11.10 :: Waterfront Park :: Louisville,
Kentucky
The 9th Annual Forecastle Festival, located in the heart of one of the great cities of the South, takes its
name, according to the fest’s website, from a sailing term meaning “a superstructure at the bow of a ship where the
crew is housed. Hard at work in the boundless blue sea, a place where workers unite after a hard day of labor. A
place where the people come together.” Sounds nice, and it won’t be hard to have a good time with headliners like
Widespread Panic, Smashing Pumpkins, Spoon and The Flaming Lips providing the
soundtrack for one’s revels. And there’s a lot of other golden moments waiting to happen on Forecastle’s four music
stages. Here’s three keepers we want to steer attendees towards.
1. Lucero :: Friday :: 10:30-12:00
midnight :: East Stage
While many of you will be glued to Widespread on the main stage, another American rock ‘n’ roll great will be playing
a short distance away. Over the past 12 years, Lucero has married punk to southern rock and quality singer-
songwriter sensibilities. Anchored by Ben Nichols and Brian Venable, the band is as real as a
heart attack and tuneful as the best Drive-By Truckers and The Replacements, just two kindred spirits to this
exceptional band.
2. Devo :: Saturday :: 7:30-8:45
PM :: West Stage
The term “devolution” didn’t exist before these spud boys invented it. Not many bands alter the general social
lexicon AND cover the Rolling Stones with aplomb. Devo is playing with real energy and wit these days, perhaps
reveling in the fact that they were already living the present moment decades before us all. You don’t want to tell
your grandkids one day that you missed a chance to see these guys live.
3. Joe Purdy :: Sunday :: 1:00-
1:45 PM :: West Stage
Very quietly but with sure, strong steps, Purdy has crafted one of the finest, heaviest songbooks of any American
singer-songwriter going. His beautifully broken voice, his vaguely hobo-esque appearance and especially his insight
into the human condition leave a profound impression.
Check out JamBase’s 2009 Forecastle review for insights into what lays ahead in year nine.
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Dell Refreshes Most of Its Data Center Wares
June 9th, 2010 |
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The hardware and software maker unveils two new Dell EqualLogic storage arrays, two PowerVault storage arrays, two PowerEdge blade servers, a PowerEdge rack-mount server, and a new series of Juniper Networks-built PowerConnect switching/routing gateways. – Dell, keeping a literal open mind about all things data center, June
9 introduced a bevy of new open-standards servers, storage and
networking equipment for older enterprise IT systems that might need
refreshing.
The Round Rock, Texas-based hardware and software maker unveiled two
new Del…
HP Launches Its Own Unified Computing System for SMBs
June 2nd, 2010 |
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HP joines forces with Microsoft (collaboration and database software), Citrix (virtualization layer), 3Com (networking) and several other companies for the products and services it needs for its Converged Infrastructure offering. – CUPERTINO, Calif. Hewlett-Packard,
during a June 2 press conference introducing a new set of data center products
for small and midrange business systems, also revealed that it is now selling a
unified computing system intended to compete with those offered by Cisco-EMC-VMware-BMC
and Oracle-Del…
Memorial Day Weekend Fest Preview
May 25th, 2010 |
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By: Dennis Cook, JamBase Associate
Editor
Summer festival season kicks into high gear this coming weekend with dozens of festivals
around the United States. JamBase takes a look at five of the finest gatherings coming up
and makes a few helpful suggestions beyond the big names at the top of the bills for those
about to rock beneath the stars around this great country.
Summer Camp Festival | Chillicothe, IL
We begin with one of the jewels of the jam world, the
10th Annual Summer
Camp, taking place Friday, May 28 through Sunday, May 30, with a pre-festival
party on Thursday, May 27 in Chillicothe, IL, at the Three Sisters Park.
Anchored by three days of moe. and Umphrey’s McGee performances, the tenth edition of this festival
also includes headlining sets from The Avett Brothers, Gov’t Mule and
Yonder Mountain
String Band. Here’s a few acts well worth working into your schedule if you’re
heading to Summer Camp.
1. Backyard Tire
Fire :: Thursday :: 6:30-7:30 pm :: Starshine Stage
Ed Anderson is one of the few singer-songwriters out there to give Tom Petty and
Springsteen an honest run for their money in the meat ‘n’ taters rock game. With his
stalwart bandmates, Anderson makes music for the day-to-day slog and those sweet moments
away from the grind of it all. Foot stompin’ greatness is all but guaranteed at this set,
which could set your whole weekend at Summer Camp off on just the right foot. BTF also
plays on Saturday from 1:00-2:15 pm on the Sunshine Stage.
2. Split Lip
Rayfield :: Friday night :: 12:30 am-2:30 am :: Campfire Stage
A great number of top-flight musicians have been seen sporting Split Lip Rayfield t-shirts
over the years. That’s a positive sign right there, and if you dig into their rootsy,
irreverent music you’ll probably want to wear one, too. There’s something intrinsically
right and unpasteurized about Split Lip, a spirit punk rockers and bluegrass lovers can
both vibe on equally. Their Late Night Campfire Jam is likely to have a gravitational
pull to many of the musician fans at Summer Camp, so don’t be too surprised at the
surprises likely to ensue.
3. The New
Mastersounds :: Sunday :: 4:00-5:00 pm :: Sunshine Stage
Simply put, if you love soulful, funky music you’re missing out if you don’t check out
England’s New Mastersounds, who possess one of the sharpest, coolest approaches to the
genre going today. There’s just the right mix of rawness and polish to them, and the
quartet’s interplay borders on telepathic.
Continue reading for DelFest…
DelFest | Cumberland, MD
DelFest is a string band mecca
sporting three sets from hosts the Del McCoury Band. This year’s DelFest happens May 27-30 in
Cumberland, MD, and includes performances from Yonder and The Avett Brothers (they do
get around), Railroad Earth and many more. There’s tremendous overlap and bounteous
collaboration at this festival, which somehow takes the spirit of back porch jamming and
gives it flair and style without losing the essential hominess. Here’s some acts worth
putting on your dance card at DelFest this year.
1. Uncle Earl
:: Friday :: 6:15-7:30 pm :: Grandstand Stage
These crazy talented ladies haven’t been out live much lately, so one should enjoy them
whenever they can. What’s wonderful about Uncle Earl is how they stitch together so many
different threads from string music past and present. There’s a timeless vibe to their
originals and their interplay is pretty spectacular in general. Uncle Earl also performs
on Saturday at DelFest on the Potomac Stage from 12:45-1:45 pm. For more on Uncle Earl,
peep the JamBase feature centered around their last studio release.
2. Dave Rawlings
Machine :: Sunday :: 10:15-11:55 pm :: Grandstand Stage
Though he’s often the only one standing next to Gillian Welch,
Rawlings is often overshadowed by his longtime partner in crime. She is pretty compelling
but so is this hyper-gifted multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter. The longer the
Rawlings Machine trundles along in recent years, the more fascinating it becomes, both in
his own compositions and inspired cover choices.
3. Trampled By
Turtles :: Saturday :: 5:15-6:15 pm :: Potomac Stage
Singer-guitarist Dave Simonett writes some of the most enduring, resonant songs
coming out of any contemporary string band, and he and the rest of the Turtles breath fire
live, stirring up a ruckus that seems nigh impossible for guys seated onstage. They’ve
also got a tender side that’s genuinely stirring. Young and possessed with a real drive
to show the world what they’ve got, TBT has all the makings of a future headliner at fests
like Del’s and Northwest String Summit. See ‘em now so you can tell your kids about it
when they’re famous. TBT also plays a special Friday Late Night set at 12:15 am – 1:15 am in Delfest Music Hall.
Continue reading for Sasquatch! Festival…
Sasquatch Festival | George, WA
Sasquatch!
returns to The Gorge in
George, WA, May 29-31. If one wants a barometer of the next wave of artists to crest into
cult or even alternative mainstream success, this is the spot to take your readings. With
a finely tuned mixture of emerging and well established acts, Sasquatch! is a vibrant,
fascinating rock microcosm in a fab setting. Headliners My Morning Jacket, Pavement, Massive Attack
and Ween
will undoubtedly deliver the goods, but here’s three acts we’d also like to put on your
radar.
1. Dawes ::
Saturday :: 12:00-12:35 pm :: Bigfoot Stage
After releasing one of the finest rock debuts in ages in 2009, the stunningly resonant
North Hills (JamBase review), this Los Angeles band has pretty much stayed on the road
honing their craft and further fleshing out what were already wonderful songs. Anyone
with a love for The Band, vintage Crosby, Stills & Nash (or especially their respective
early ’70s solo work) or simply beautifully crafted, powerful, well-rooted rock will find
almost too much to adore in Dawes. They are the first band to hit the stage at Sasquatch!
this year but they will likely be one of the best anyone sees.
2. Vetiver ::
Sunday :: 6:25-7:10 pm :: Yeti Stage
Talk about a band that has ALL the fundamentals locked down – strong songcraft,
empathetic, intelligent playing, potent heart and soul – Vetiver pretty much nails the
core things that make a band interesting and worth allowing into one’s life. Bandleader
Andy Cabic pens tunes that hum and skip on the order of folk’s like Nick Drake, Kris
Kristofferson and other prime root sources, and then he and the band take them to places
both rocky and patiently lovely.
3. The Mountain
Goats :: Monday :: 5:40-6:25 pm :: Bigfoot Stage
If you mixed up Jonathan Richman, Woody Guthrie, Syd Barrett and a traveling holy roller
preacher into one person you might get head Goat John Darnielle.
There’s something strangely moving and off-kilter funny about the Goats’ music, and yet
one has no problem imagining any of the named touchstones pulling up a chair and drinking
in what Darnielle is dishing out.
Continue reading for Furthur Festival…
Furthur Festival | Angels Camp,
CA
There’s likely only one prime destination for lovers of Grateful Dead music over Memorial
Day Weekend, and that’s the Furthur
Festivalin the Sierra Foothills at the Calaveras County Fairgrounds, May 28-30.
Centered around a series of full album presentations (see full details here) by Furthur featuring Phil Lesh and Bob Weir, there’s
more than just Dead to enjoy at this new fest.
1. Mark Karan &
Jemimah Puddleduck :: Saturday :: Furthur Stage
One of the joys of Puddleduck is it lets Karan’s MANY gifts shine. Largely known for his
ever-tasty guitar work with RatDog, Karan is also a dead good singer-songwriter with a
real knack for picking really satisfying cover material with his own band, including Randy
Newman, Little Feat and other kindred spirits. Puddleduck is a good time starter to the
main stage well worth getting out of your tent in time to catch.
2. The Mother
Hips :: Sunday :: Further Stage
It’s kind of dangerous to call any band “perfect” but there’s a lot of mounting evidence
over the decades that Northern California’s roots-rock-pop stalwarts The Mother Hips are
just that – freakin’ perfect. For charged, wonderfully executed, guitar heavy rock ‘n’
roll WITH a truly breathtaking catalog and one of the tighest, coolest rhythm sections
ever, well, one would be very hard pressed to find better. Seeing the Hips for the first
time is a conversion experience for most. Don’t be surprised if you go scrambling to hear
every note you can after you experience this set.
3. Dark Hollow Stage :: All Weekend
The small acoustic showcase stage will be curated by Larry Campbell and Teresa
Williams and will likely be ground zero for some stunning troubadour action. Folks
will be treated to an array of “friends” dropping by, and even if it’s just Campbell and
his missus wooing you with song you won’t go wrong!
Those wanting an additional day in festival bliss can check out Furthurmore on Monday, May 31, at River Ranch
Campground in Tuolumne, CA. This fine epilogue to the first Furthur Fest features 7 Walkers
featuring Bill Kreutzmann and Papa Mali, Everyone Orchestra
featuring Steve Kimock, Melvin Seals, George Porter Jr, Dan Lebowitz, Aaron Redner, Dave
Brogan, Nat Keefe, Jans Ingber and more, plus the triumphant return of Holy Kimoto with
Steve Kimock, Kyle Hollingsworth, Michael Travis, and Jason Hann.
Continue reading for Desert Rocks…
Desert Rocks | Moab, UT
With crowd pleasers like Melvin Seals & JGB, Groundation and The Mother Hips topping the bill and a
unique, stunning setting in the Moab Desert in Utah, this smaller fest is shaping up to be
one of the best annual gatherings of truly talented working bands in the U.S. Without
relying on safe, name brand festival anchor bands, Desert Rocks – taking place this year May 27-30
- has grown each year by the merits of its spirit and good taste in lineups. Here’s three
worthies attendees should check out this year.
1. Lubriphonic
:: Thursday :: 8:00-9:15 pm :: Uncanny Stage
This Chicago-based self-describe “rock & soul stew” has the sophistication and sharp edges
of vintage Steely Dan but a blues soul that’s dusty and rugged as one could want.
Lubriphonic has killer tunes and is a reliable powerhouse live. If you’re headed to
Desert Rocks looking to come home with a new favorite, this band is likely to be a strong
contender for that position.
2. Wisebird ::
Friday :: 7:30-8:45 pm :: Desert Rocks Stage
If you love crankin’ good ol’ rock & roll with the windows down and the white lines flying
past at an alarming pace, then Wisebird is gonna hit your sweet spot like an Everlasting
Gobstopper. There’s a ton of abundant boogie soul to these boys and a little of the
battered denim je ne sais quoi one finds in The Black Crowes and Drive-By Truckers. Pour
some whiskey down your gullet and just dance like your body wants to as Wisebird plays and
things are gonna loosen up for you in a real nice way. Added bonus: the Bow &
Sparrow Aerial Ballet will join them for this set. Wisebird also performs on Saturday
night, 12:20-1:50 am.
3. David Gans ::
Saturday :: 5:00-6:00 pm :: Desert Rocks Stage
While known for his work around the Grateful Dead both in print and on the radio for
decades, Gans is a damn fine songwriter and performer in his own right. Yes, his
interpretations of Dead numbers are great, but it’s his nose for primo work from other
contemporaries like Railroad Earth and his own songs that increasingly knock one out. And
you gotta have respect for anyone who can hold an audience rapt or make them skip standing
alone with just a guitar on stage, something Gans accomplishes and makes look so natural
it doesn’t seem like work.
For a full list and links to other festivals happening this Memorial Day Weekend,
sure to visit the JamBase Festival
Guide
What are you doing this musical weekend? Add your comments to the Forum linked below.
Apr 29: SIA, Global Palm Resources, Straits Asia Resources, Del Monte Pacific, Allgreen Properties
April 29th, 2010 |
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Singapore’s benchmark Straits Times Index (.FTSTI) fell 1.99% to 2,932.04 points on Wednesday. US stocks rose last night after the Federal Reserve pointed to signs of strength in the economy, comments that gave some relief to investors worried about possible debt defaults in Europe.
Singapore’s annual inflation could hit its highest in nearly two years in the fourth quarter, the central bank said on Wednesday, but further policy tightening at its next review in October appears unlikely for now.
Del Monte Pacific posts net loss of $1.2m in 1Q
April 28th, 2010 |
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Mainboard-listed Del Monte Pacific today announced a net loss of US$0.9 million ($1.2 million) for the first quarter of 2010 compared to a net profit of US$4.1 million in the same period last year due to higher raw material costs and higher advertising, promotion and selling expenses.
Mac And PC Computer Repair In Playa Del Rey From West LA Computer Services Posted By : Timmy Vic
April 21st, 2010 |
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Playa del Reys premier Mac and PC computer repair service is available with West LA Computer Services [WLACS].
Soundset Fest: Method, Redman Atmosphere, Ali, Murs, & More
April 21st, 2010 |
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SOUNDSET FESTIVAL 2010 FEATURES ATMOSPHERE, METHOD MAN & REDMAN, BROTHER ALI
HEIROGLYPHICS FT. DEL THE FUNKY HOMOSAPIEN, P.O.S, MURS, FREEWAY & JAKE ONE
 Method Man |
Rhymesayers Entertainment and Rose Presents bring you the third annual Soundset Festival: the official
Midwest kick-off of the summer with nine hours of the best independent hip hop music in one day. It all goes down
at Canterbury Park in Shakopee, MN (rain or shine).
Confirmed artists for Soundset 2010 include: Atmosphere, Method Man & Redman,
Brother Ali, Hieroglyphics featuring Del
The Funky Homosapien, Souls of
Mischief, Casual and
Pep Love, P.O.S., Murs, Freeway &
Jake One, Eyedea & Abilities,
Wiz Khalifa, Cage, DJ Rob
Swift, Grieves &
Budo, 45 King,
People Under The Stairs,
BK One,
DJ Revolution,
Dessa, Yelawolf, Fashawn, Themselves,
Dessa, Toki Wright, Solillaquists of Sound, Prof & Rahzwell, Cecil
Otter, Dark Time
Sunshine, Ernest Rhodes, A.R.M (M.anifest &
Krukid), Mike
Dreams, I.B.E, Ice Rod, Plain Ole Bill, Mike
2600, Kid Cut Up, DJ Pratt and DJ Anton. Hosted by Peter Parker, Kevin
Beacham and DJ Snuggles.
After playing the main stage at Lollapalooza, headlining Red Rocks in Colorado and performing at the Outlands
Festival, Atmosphere will be back at Soundset to play their first live performance of 2010. On the heels of their
latest release Blackout 2, superstar combo Method Man (Wu-Tang Clan) & Redman
bring their legendary live show and catalog to the Twin Cities for a set that’s not to be missed. Hieroglyphics,
including the full lineup of: Del The Funky Homosapien, Souls of Mischief, Casual and Pep Love return to perform
together in Minnesota for the first time in 5 years! Referred to as, “one of independent rap’s strongest voices” by
HipHopDX, Brother Ali will once again deliver his raw emotion on the main stage.
With options of two stages delivering over 40 artists performing nine hours of diverse music, an expanded B-Boy/B-Girl DJ tent, live painting exhibit, skate demo area, Slow and Low custom car show and a special Last of the Record
Buyers production showcase, Soundset 2010 is guaranteed to bring the fun for the whole family.
Tickets are on sale Friday, April 2, 2010 to the general public through www.ticketmaster.com and Fifth Element. General admission tickets are $35 plus applicable fees ($3 facility fee and parking are included in ticket price), VIP options are also available.
Del Latitude Z Is a Business Notebook
February 25th, 2010 |
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When it comes to purchase an attractive business notebook a person is just typically limited to industrial designs. Del hopes to change the situation, offering Latitude Z that is designed for business professionals.
Latitude Z is a perfect mixture of stylish brushed metal, industrial rubbery surfaces as well as clean side panels. It is equipped [...]
Feb 24: Noble Group, UOL, Hyflux, Del Monte Pacific, Wheelock Properties
February 24th, 2010 |
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The benchmark Straits Times Index (.FTSTI) rose 0.9% to end at 2,782.55 last evening. US stocks suffered their biggest one-day decline in nearly three weeks last night after a sharp drop in consumer confidence heightened worries. Here are some stocks and factors to watch:
Del Monte Pacific posts 4Q net profit of $5.5m
February 23rd, 2010 |
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Del Monte Pacific (DELM SP) (DMPL.SI) returned to profitability with a net profit of US$3.9 million ($5.5 million) in the fourth quarter of 2009 compared to a net loss of US$1.7 million in the third quarter. This is significantly lower than prior year quarter’s net profit of US$19.2 million mainly due to higher input costs, lower volume in the export markets and foregone sales in the Philippine market.
Sales for the quarter declined by 6% to US$115 million from US$122 million a year ago, mainly due to the 25% drop in sales to Europe and North America, reflecting continued softness in consumer demand.
Dell Latitude Z Is a Business Notebook
February 23rd, 2010 |
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When it comes to purchase an attractive business notebook a person is just typically limited to industrial designs. Del hopes to change the situation, offering Latitude Z that is designed for business professionals.
Latitude Z is a perfect mixture of stylish brushed metal, industrial rubbery surfaces as well as clean side panels. It is equipped [...]