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I learned about LovePuppies through a recent post by Austin food blogger Laetitia of The French Fork.
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What are your favorite brownies in Austin? Do you think Mary Louise Butters is the bees knees or would you run a marathon for Miles of Chocolate? As always, I'd love to hear what you think!
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I'm a big fan of Miles, and he's a great guy indeed. My lil' sister used to hang out with him regularly, and every now and then she'd come home with a huge block of MoC. I love it frozen, cut into small squares, with a fresh raspberry per square.
I can't wait to try Love Puppies. The box is adorable, and I'm a sad sucker for good packaging.
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AWC 3.4 by-default shows the revision and not Item, it needs two clicks to traverse to Item. Can this behavior be configured to show Item instead of revision in folders.?
So revision directly references the folder and not item.
While RAC shows Item->Item Revision when created in RAC.
However, Item is created in AWC, it shows revision and again it needs couple of clicks to traverse to Item.
Yes, it is possible to have AW return Items instead of Item Revisions. Active Workspace will return objects that are indexed, and by default Item Revisions are indexed and Items are not.
If you decide you want searches to return Items instead of Item Revisions, you can do this, but do not index both!
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I tried the changes as suggested. However in Home Folder, I still see the item revision and not item. Also pop-up tells that revision is created. Though it creates Item.
I wish to see Item in Home folder and not revision.
I think I understand. Let me give some background in order to explain why you're seeing this behavior.
The home folder will show whatever references are pasted into it. If you use the rich client to paste references to various objects into your Home folder, the active workspace client will display them.
The active workspace was designed as a Revision-centric client, so users find what they are looking for first instead of the "wrapper" object of the Item. Items, Relations, and datasets are not displayed graphically as a structure of objects to the end user, but rather they are displayed as properties or tables on the Revision in a single view (with multiple tabs), thus hiding the inner workings of the data model from the end user.
Because of the revision-centric design of active workspace, when new documents or parts etc. are created, it automatically pastes a reference to the Revision that was created with the Item into the Home folder. They may still paste a reference to the Item into their Home folder, it just doesn't happen automatically.
Changing the indexing from Revisions to Items will change the search results to return Items instead of Revisions, but it will not change what is auto-pasted into the Home folder, nor will it change what has already been pasted. The creating user will get the Revision in their Home folder automatically, but any searches should return the Item instead of the Revision.
Keep in mind that if you decide to make active workspace display items instead of revisions, you may need to make changes to the style sheets to display the information you seek.
I hope this helps you understand why you're seeing what you're seeing.


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From brass to AM: LOOP 3D's 3D printed trombone
A real, functioning, trombone screw bell, 3D printed to perfection
Tess BoissonneaultJuly 25, 2020
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It is hard to imagine that brass instruments—so named because of the metal they are made from—could be produced using any other material. However, a recent, and rather melodious, project led by LOOP 3D and trombone musician Peter Körner has demonstrated that other materials and production methods could be viable for instrument repair. The production method I'm referring to is, of course, 3D printing. And this is the real story of the first 3D printed trombone.
Founded by Mehmet Erkan Ustaoğlu (also the founder of leading AM distribution firm Teknodizayn), LOOP 3D is one of the most interesting 3D printer manufacturers rising from the vibrant Turkish 3D printing market. As part of a continued effort to differentiate the range of applications it can offer, the company worked closely with Körner, a German-born musician with an impressive biography, to explore the potential of using 3D printing to produce a critical trombone part, the bell.
Traditionally, brass instruments such as the trombone are crafted by hand and made from brass, two factors that lead to the instrument's relatively high cost. The joint project between LOOP 3D and Körner, therefore, sought to reduce the cost of producing the instrument as well as the lead times by using additive manufacturing.
"We wanted to reduce lead times and costs to be able to reach more musicians worldwide," said Körner, Assoc. Prof. Dr. at the State Conservatory of the Uludag University in Bursa, Turkey. "When we learned that the 3D printing process is a lot cheaper and more flexible for design and production, we wanted to give it a try."
The 3D printed trombone screw bell on the left and the original brass one, on the right.
The collaboration consisted of first 3D scanning the trombone, and specifically the screw bell section, the flared end of the instrument where the sound finally emerges. The 3D scan, captured using the Artec Space Spider, was then converted into a 3D model using reverse engineering software Geomagic Design.
In the remodeling process, the bell's structure was optimized for 3D printing. As LOOP 3D explains, the instrument's original wall thickness was too thin to 3D print, so it had to be increased. The company says that "this made the 3D printed bell sound even better, so we kept the thicker design." LOOP 3D printed and tested a number of designs to find the optimal thickness for both durability and sound, and eventually, the best bell structure was achieved.
The trombone component was ultimately 3D printed using the LOOP PRO 3D printer and the company's Dynamide-GF material, an industrial composite filament with glass fiber reinforcement. Notably, the bell section was printed as a single component and without the need for any supports, which facilitated the post-production process.
According to LOOP 3D and Körner, when installed on the trombone, the 3D printed bell had a good sound compared to the traditional all-brass instrument. Evidently, there were some differences: for instance, the overtones and projection were minimally lower than the original hand-hammered 0.4 mm thick screw bell, but the response and quality of the sound were even more convincing than the original. The 3D printed part, while perhaps not as durable as the original brass bell, was significantly cheaper to produce and has the benefit of being more lightweight.
All in all, the 3D printing experiment conducted by LOOP 3D and Körner demonstrated that the technology has the potential to be used for brass instruments, especially in cases where time and cost are the critical factors. Evidently, we won't soon start seeing 3D printed trombones on stage, but it could be an interesting option for beginners, open-air concerts and practice instruments. By the way, the 3D printed bells are 70% lighter than traditional brass bells, which is an important factor when musicians have to play for long periods of time.
According to LOOP 3D: "The key benefits of using 3D printing were design freedom, which led us to find the optimal design easily; the short production times, which led us to achieve end-use results within a day; and lower prices compared to traditional methods. Also, the design freedom enables us to make custom products without the limitations that traditional methods have."
This article was created in collaboration with LOOP 3D
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'Tis the Seasoning
Schoolcraft couple crafts seasoning blends, vinegars and teas
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Jeannie Sanders cuts herbs from her garden to use in her seasonings, vinegars and teas.
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Most wives wouldn't be too fond of their husbands calling them a hobbit. But 55-year-old Jeannie Sanders is not only OK with it, she says it inspired the name of her and her husband's business: Sandershire Seasonings.
Jeannie says her husband, 60-year-old Leonard Sanders, affectionately calls her a hobbit because of her 5-foot-4-inch stature (Leonard is 5-foot-11) and her love of home, hearth and earth. So, in 2014, when the couple moved to a home on seven acres in Schoolcraft, it seemed only fitting to name their business Sandershire Seasonings — paying homage to their surname (Sanders), the country setting (a shire) and Leonard's term of endearment (because hobbits live in shires).
"The name Sandershire seems now to be a poetic inevitability," Jeannie says. "As we began to grow, harvest and forage more and more food here at Sandershire, I also began to plant and nurture as many herbs and spices as possible for ingredients in my seasoning recipes."
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"I was born in Greece and ate Greek food," Sanders says, identifying herself as an "Army brat" who lived many places growing up. As soon as she started learning how to cook, Sanders says, she wanted to know how to make Greek meatloaf and Greek chicken. This led her down a path of exploring ethnic foods.
"I realized that seasonings are one of the major things that change food flavors from region to region and country to country," Sanders says.
One day as Sanders was pulling 12 bottles of herbs and spices from the cupboard to make her Greek chicken, a light bulb went off. "Why have all these different bottles?" Sanders remembers thinking. She grabbed a pint-sized Ball jar and mixed up her own Greek blend, which she called Nostimo (which means "delicious" in Greek).
To save money, Sanders initially bought organic herbs and spices by the pound, leaving her with a lot of excess ingredients. Then people started asking for her seasoning recipes. Both of these factors propelled Sanders to start a business selling her seasoning blends.
"I realized people can use them to make sauces, dips, salad dressings," she says.
Sanders began selling her seasoning blends, which were first called Organic Life Seasonings, at the Bangor Farmers Market in 2012. The Sanderses' move to Schoolcraft allowed them to grow a majority of the necessary ingredients on their own land, and soon Jeannie started selling her wares at the Texas Corners and Portage farmers markets.
Sandershire Seasonings now offers 12 seasoning blends. Nostimo is the top seller and also Sanders' favorite. Other popular seasoning blends include Rustic, which she describes as a smoky, savory seasoned salt and pepper, and Fiesta, a Tex-Mex blend inspired by the time Sanders' family lived in Texas.
"I'm in the final stages of completing a new all-purpose flavor: Fresh Coast," she says, describing it as "bright and tangy," blending peppercorn with summer herbs, onion, garlic, toasted sesame and kosher salt. Sanders says she is also in the beginning stages of developing a salt-free blend.
She and her husband grow a garden of herbs, including basil, dill, sage and thyme, and the inclusion of these homegrown herbs and spices has earned Sandershire Seasonings credentials from Certified Naturally Grown, which provides certification to farmers and beekeepers that produce food for their communities without relying on synthetic chemicals or genetically modified organisms (GMOs). Leonard's "behind-the-scene contribution is vital" in this area, his wife says. He mulches, digs, hauls in heavy harvests, and performs fall and winter cleanup.
"He was instrumental in completing the fencing that protects our crops from hungry critters other than ourselves," she says.
In the last year, Sandershire has expanded its offerings to include vinegars. And each year, the couple increase their plantings, which is what led to them adding tea to their products. Their property is bordered by stinging nettles, sumac, horehound, mullen, wintergreen, raspberries, comfrey, firs and spruces — all of which Jeannie Sanders uses in her tea blends, along with the herbs and spices she and her husband grow.
"It's so rich here that I couldn't not share it," she says.
Sandershire's herbal tea blends include Bliss Tea, a blend of lemon balm, chamomile and rose hip; Zen Tea, created with sassafras leaf, holy basil and lavender flower; Stinging Nettle Tea; and Spruce Tip Tea.
"I'll add a couple more things that I know about," Sanders says. "This herb or that herb — it's just been building. We use these (the homemade teas) ourselves and want to share that with other people."
Sanders' foray into making vinegars started with a gift of organic pears from her sister — Sanders made pear crisp with the fruit but wanted to also utilize the peels. She discovered she could make vinegar and got to work.
"It was so amazing," she says.
Sanders makes all of her vinegars from scratch. Calling herself a "locavore," she says if the fruit doesn't grow on her property, it comes from local farmers. Since her initial pear vinegar, Sanders has developed violet vinegar, apple habanero vinegar and a malt vinegar, to name just a few. Some of the vinegars, such as the violet vinegar, are seasonal. Sandershire's malt vinegar, which is a top seller, is made with Bell's Oberon. Sanders is also working on new vinegars, including a rhubarb-black raspberry flavor.
Now that Sanders has been selling at farmers markets a few years, people are taking notice of her products. It takes awhile to get established, she says, and she advises that anyone wanting to sell something should try a market for an entire season.
"If you have a good product, it sells itself," she says.
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"I'll add a couple more things that I know about. This herb or that herb — it's just been building. We use these (the homemade teas) ourselves and want to share that with other people."
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The school marshal program allows certain school staffers to carry a firearm and neutralize active shooters on campus. Here's how participants train.
An educator partakes in a simulated shooting as part of a training for school marshals. School marshals are school staff trained and armed to take out a threat to their campus.
A gaggle of reporters clustered last week near shelves of picture books and signs marked "Love" and "Read" in the Windermere Elementary School library.
Educators take part in active shooter training in Pflugerville on August 10, 2018.


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Sir Daniel Norman Chester, CBE (* 27. Oktober 1907 in Manchester; † 20. September 1986 in Oxford) war ein britischer Politik- und Verwaltungswissenschaftler sowie langjähriger Direktor des Nuffield College der University of Oxford.

Leben
Chester studierte an der University of Manchester, wo er 1930 das Bachelor- und 1933 das Master-Examen ablegte. Von 1935/36 machte er sich, finanziert durch ein Rockefeller-Stipendium, mit der Verwaltung von öffentlichen Versorgungsbetrieben in den USA vertraut. Während des Zweiten Weltkrieges arbeitete er für die Wirtschaftsabteilung des Kriegskabinetts und war Sekretär des Committee on Social Insurance and Allied Services. 1945 zog er nach Oxford und wurde Fellow des Nuffield College, von 1954 bis 1978 war er dessen Direktor. Von 1965 bis 1975 stand er dem Oxford Centre for Management Studies vor, das er mit aufgebaut hatte. Von 1952 bis 1972 war er Mitglied des Stadtrats von Oxford.

Chester war Gründungsmitglied der Political Studies Association (1949), der International Political Science Association (IPSA) (1950), der Study of Parliament Group (1964), der Comparative Politics Group (1967) und des European Consortium for Political Research (1969), von 1961 bis 1964 amtierte er als IPSA-Präsident.

Er hatte ein lebenslanges Interesse am Fußball und war Aktionär und Unterstützer von Oxford United. Football Club. Auf Landesebene leitete im Regierungs- und auch Verabndsauftrag  mehrfach Untersuchungs- und Reformkommitees. Unter anderem leitete er die Verhandlungen zur Verbesserung der Fußballstadien der Football League-Klubs in Übereinstimmung mit dem Safety of Sports Grounds Act 1975.

Chester wurde 1951 für seine Verdienste um das Studium der öffentlichen Verwaltung mit dem C.B.E. ausgezeichnet und 1974 in den Ritterstand erhoben. Im Jahr 1976 wurde er zum Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur ernannt.

Schriften (Auswahl)
 Economics, politics and social studies in Oxford, 1900-85. Macmillan, Houndsmills 1986, ISBN 0333408373.
 The English administrative system, 1780-1870. Oxford University Press/Clarendon Press, Oxford/New York 1981, ISBN 0198226438.
 The nationalisation of British industry, 1945-51. H.M.S.O., London 1975, ISBN 0116301899.
 Central and local government. Financial and administrative relations.  Macmillan, London 1951.
 Lessons of the British war economy. University Press, Cambridge 1951.
 Public control of road passenger transport. A study in administration and economics.  Manchester University Press, Manchester 1936.

Weblinks

 De Montfort University Archive Catalogue: Papers of Sir Norman Chester relating to football, 1949–2000, Administrative history
 Nuffield College Library's blog: From the archives – Sir Norman Chester

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Politikwissenschaftler
Hochschullehrer (University of Oxford)
Commander des Order of the British Empire
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Gestorben 1986
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Il Gobbo di Rialto è un complesso scultoreo costituito da una statua in pietra d'Istria affiancata a una colonna di granito rosso collocato di fronte alla chiesa di San Giacomo di Rialto a Venezia.

Storia

Scolpita da Pietro da Salò nel 1541, la statua rappresenta un uomo nudo accovacciato che sostiene una piccola rampa di scale, detto "gobbo" per la sua posizione, affiancato a un tronco di colonna in granito rosso, detta Colonna del Bando, proveniente dalla città di Acri come bottino di guerra. Fu usato come podio per i proclami ufficiali: un ufficiale leggeva le leggi più importanti della Repubblica di Venezia o i nomi dei condannati a morte stando in piedi sul blocco alla fine della scalinata. La collocazione nelle immediate vicinanze del mercato di Rialto, una delle zone più frequentate dalla popolazione all'epoca, lo rendeva ideale per questo genere di comunicazioni.

Fu anche usato come punto di arrivo per coloro - specialmente i ladri - che subivano la pena della fustigazione: il colpevole veniva spogliato e frustato da Piazza San Marco fino a Rialto e per porre fine al supplizio doveva baciare la statua. Poiché la Chiesa considerava questo gesto un atto pagano, nel 1545 fu collocata nel pilastro adiacente una croce in metallo (Croce dei frustài, ossia "croce dei frustati") come nuovo punto da baciare per terminare la pena. Le tracce della croce, ora scomparsa, sono tuttora visibili incise nel pilastro.

Nel 1836 fu restaurata con fondi forniti dalla città; nel blocco sopra la testa del gobbo si trova un'iscrizione in latino con la data del restauro:

Il complesso è ora recintato da una balaustra ottagonale in metallo.

Leggende
Si dice che comunichi con Pasquino, una delle statue parlanti di Roma.Dall'inizio del XVI secolo Pasquino, un busto, fu usato come agente per i commenti critici contro il Papa e le autorità: le note satiriche sarebbero state anonimamente attaccate alla base della statua che pretendeva di venire dallo stesso Pasquino. Nel XVII secolo  Pasquino scambiò corrispondenza con il Gobbo riguardante la Repubblica di Venezia, Papa Paolo V e gli scritti dei cardinali Baronio e Bellarmino.

Alcuni studiosi affermano che i personaggi del Mercante di Venezia di William Shakespeare Lancillotto Gobbo e il padre Vecchio Gobbo sarebbero ispirati a questo simbolo tradizionale di Rialto.

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Bibliografia

Voci correlate

 Pasquino
 Il mercante di Venezia
 Storia della Repubblica di Venezia

Altri progetti

Statue parlanti
Monumenti di Venezia


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The Cinco Lounge in Lisbon has a convincing offer or tastefully complex and perfectly balanced cocktails.
Near the Finalmente, Portugal's most famous gay club, I am sheltered by the thick turquoise curtains of the Cinco Lounge. While the other bars of the Bairro Alto are mostly wild and loud, here "Stairway to Heaven" drifts softly from the loudspeakers. A look at the list of spirits also shows that style is important and drinking is an form of art in this lounge. 25-year-old barkeeper Rui explains the list with a broad beam of pride on his face. I choose the "No. 5" – a Vieux Carré that was mixed and stored in a barrel for six weeks before it was filled into the tiny pharmacist's bottle that now stands in front of me. My second drink will be the "Shake Your Money Maker" created in this bar. Rui mixes Tequila, Mezcal and a homemade smoky bitter with fresh pineapple juice at a breathtaking speed and with highest precision. The result underlines why the Cinco Lounge is one of the best bars in Europe: The cocktail is complex in taste and yet perfectly balanced.
Put all ingredients plus ice cubes in a shaker and shake well. Strain thoroughly through a sieve into a high glass filled with crushed ice. Garnish with mint leaves.


According to J.D. Power research data, styling is one of the most important factors that people take into consideration when choosing a new vehicle. Representing potential proof of this sentiment, the Chrysler 300, a car that has provided luxury vehicle design elements and proportions to the masses since 2005, has survived 18 model years with no more than a significant refresh in 2011.
Now, the 2018 Chrysler 300 is arriving, serving a dwindling pool of full-size sedan customers. A rear-wheel or all-wheel-drive sedan equipped with a V-6 or a V-8 engine, the 300 is identical to last year's model, but with a revised lineup that adds value and drops the price.
The least expensive version of the 2018 300 is the new Touring, which has cloth seats and smaller 17-in. wheels. For leather upholstery, the Touring L is the next step up the trim ladder. The sporty 300S is the mid-grade version, followed by the Limited trim level. Limited was used to designate the base trim in 2017, but lots of additional equipment and 20-in. aluminum wheels push it higher in price for 2018. Topping the range is the 300C, which has a standard V-8 engine.
For this review, I spent a few days with a black-on-black 300S. A low-spec car without options, the price came to $36,890 including the $1,095 destination charge.
Though its Bentleyesque proportions haven't changed over the course of nearly two decades, the Chrysler 300 remains appealing, especially to people seeking an upscale appearance at a discount. Despite the car's ubiquity, there is a custom look to the car thanks to its long hood, chopped roofline, exaggerated wheel arches, and oversized wheels. In 300S trim, with black paint, blacked-out appearance details, and dark-finish 20-in. rims, this Chrysler looks especially menacing.
For 2018, it is worth noting that the new Touring trim level is offered with a Sport Appearance package that adds the 300S trim's wheels and blacked-out exterior trim, giving the base car the same look at a much lower price. Bargain hunters seeking an upscale look at an impressive value will want to consider this version of the 300.
Inside, the 300 is less convincing as a luxury car. Inexpensive plastic is largely to blame, but so is the lack of contrast in versions with a black interior. The 300's distinctly patterned dashboard, though constructed of soft-touch material, is not particularly upscale either, though fabric-wrapped windshield pillars and quality headliner materials are appreciated.
Step into a Chrysler 300 and you'll notice how easy it is to get into and out of the car, though door hinge detents are weak and have trouble holding them open when the car is parked on anything but level pavement. The 8-way power-adjustable and heated front seats are really thrones, sitting up high for a commanding view through the narrow windows. Chrysler uses premium Nappa leather with contrast stitching for the 300S, one of the few genuinely luxurious touches within the cabin.
Initially, the 300S trim's performance-bolstered seats are comfortable, but after hours on the road the lower bolsters became tiresome. The leather-wrapped steering wheel is pleasing to grip, and Chrysler softly pads the places where you're likely to rest an arm or elbow. Rear-seat passengers enjoy generous space, too, but the front seatback panels are ringed in hard plastic trim, and folks with longer legs are likely to bang their shins on it from time to time.
A 16.3 cu.-ft. trunk awaits beneath the 300's rear deck lid. That's roomier than most midsize sedans, but smaller than some competing full-size vehicles. Thoughtfully, Chrysler provides an interior grab handle making it easy to pull the lid shut.
Because the 300S is largely an appearance and performance package added to the Touring L trim, which itself adds little more than leather upholstery to a standard 300 Touring, the test vehicle distinguished itself more by what equipment was missing than what was included. If you're willing to spend thousands of dollars more, pushing the 300S trim's price tag well into the mid-$40,000 range, you can obtain both of the Premium equipment packages as well as a SafetyTec package and a BeatsAudio package.
Aside from the safety and infotainment features, which will be discussed in the next section, these upgrades provide a premium sound system, park-assist sensors, upgraded exterior and interior lighting, ventilated front seats, heated rear seats, heated steering wheel, power tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel, heated side mirrors, rain-sensing wipers, dual-pane panoramic glass roof, power rear window shade, memory settings for the driver's preferences, and much more.
Additionally, Chrysler offers an Alloy Edition package that gives the 300S bronze-tinted trim elements, and an Appearance package equipping the car with racy SRT-inspired styling details. Last year's optional black-painted roof, however, is not returning for 2018.
Controls are logically located and easy to use, with just a few quirks. For example, large radio volume and tuning knobs make using the stereo easier, but the buttons between them are unrelated to infotainment functions. Just below this panel, automatic dual-zone climate system controls are grouped together, but Chrysler employs buttons instead of knobs for the frequently used temperature controls, reserving a single knob for fan speed adjustment.
Drivers change transmission gears using a rotary dial on the center console instead of a traditional shifter. Just one stalk juts from the steering column, used for everything from turn signals and high-beam headlights to windshield wipers and washers. The gauges are small and busy in appearance, making them harder to reference, especially at night. However, the center driver information center helps to provide clarity thanks to an oversized digital speedometer.
Every 2018 Chrysler 300 is equipped with a Uconnect infotainment system and an 8.4-in. touch-screen display. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone-projection technology is standard, along with a 1-year trial subscription to satellite radio, voice-recognition technology, and a couple of USB ports. Last year, a premium BeatsAudio sound system was standard for the 300S; it is an option for 2018. Another option is an embedded navigation system.
Thanks to a recent update, Uconnect is faster and easier than ever to use. The system has always been intuitive, though, offering large virtual buttons and appealing graphics. In addition to radio volume and tuning knobs, Chrysler supplies redundant buttons on the backs of the steering wheel spokes, which sounds like a terrible idea until you use them.
My test car had none of Chrysler's available driver-assistance and collision-avoidance systems. Grouped into the SafetyTec Plus package and offered only for S, Limited, and C trims, the menu includes but is not limited to adaptive cruise control with full-stop capability, full-speed forward-collision warning with automatic emergency braking, lane-departure warning and lane-keeping assist systems, automatic high-beam headlights, and front and rear park-assist sensors. Separately, a blind-spot monitoring system with rear cross-traffic alert is optional for all versions of the car except the Touring trim, where it is not available.
Earning a mix of 4-star and highest-possible 5-star ratings in federal government crash testing, the 2018 Chrysler 300 receives an overall rating of 4 stars. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) had not officially rated the 300 as this review was published, but last year's identical car got "Good" ratings except in the small overlap frontal-impact test ("Marginal") and in terms of headlight performance ("Poor"). On dark rural roads, I did find it necessary rather than preferable to use the high-beam headlights.
In 300S specification, the standard 3.6-liter V-6 engine is rated to make an even 300 horsepower and 264 lb.-ft. of torque, increases of 8 horsepower and 4 lb.-ft over other trims. A 5.7-liter V-8 engine is optional, delivering 363 horsepower and 394 lb.-ft. of torque, each peaking at lower engine rpm than the V-6 engine.
Though it weighs just over 2 tons, the 300S doesn't really need the V-8 engine. Chrysler gears the 8-speed automatic to provide enough off-the-line oomph to chirp the tires, and both the Sport driving mode and metal paddle shifters help to make the V-6 feel more responsive. Passing power isn't as strong as might be expected on the highway, but the 300S returned 24.4 mpg over more than 300 miles and at an average speed of 29.1 mph. The V-8 is thirstier than that.
Equipped with a performance suspension and 20-in. wheels wrapped in 245/45 tires, the 300S is as close as Chrysler comes to building a sport sedan. Evaluated in the Boston and Cape Cod area, the 300S sharply transferred details about the battle-scarred pavement from the tires to the cabin, making it difficult to recommend this version of the car in regions where the infrastructure is crumbling. With that said, and given how far back the 300's engineering dates, the car remained remarkably well planted to the road, the structure exhibiting less shimmy and shake than expected.
Low speed limits and high traffic enforcement made it difficult to assess the 300S trim's ability to thread down a country road with speed. It had no trouble tackling traffic circles, though, the electrically assisted steering somewhat slow but agreeably light and accurate.
Conditions prevented me from driving the car like I stole it, so the brakes performed flawlessly, the pedal firm underfoot yet easy to modulate for smooth, jostle-free stops and seamless travel in heavy traffic. When equipped with the optional V-8 engine, every 300 gets an upgraded performance braking system.
Remember when hit songs from previous decades were known as "oldies but goodies"? That characterization applies to the Chrysler 300.
Regular updates have modernized the car in terms of its infotainment, driver-assistance, and collision-avoidance technologies. And with the exception of its "Marginal" small overlap frontal-impact crash-test rating, it remains a relatively safe choice in a sedan. The V-6 is strong and efficient, and the 300's rear-drive dynamics are a delightful throwback to a simpler time.
Throw upscale styling and genuine value into the equation–especially after factoring in the ever-present rebates and incentives that drop the 300's out-the-door price by thousands of dollars–and this Chrysler remains appealing despite its age.


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I was at Maverick earlier this year and I never saw a manual transmission. I went through the orientation and training, then went to a trainer for three weeks. I never even drove a Maverick truck until I was with the trainer, but I hadn't driven in a long time. You might not have to go with a trainer.
I hope you live in an area where there is a dedicated route, which was not the case for me.
Thanks for the kind words. Hopefully I will find something with more frequent home time.
I have a question.. how much experience does Prime require to be considered an "experienced" driver. They have a dedicated account (tanker) that I maybe could get on, but I really don't want to go out with a trainer again if I don't have to.
Yeah, I wish I could have done that. I'm happy for you that you found something that fits your needs and that you are happy doing.
I live in southern Ohio, but I will check to see what their hiring area is.
I totally agree with you, Old School. I should have asked for more help before I quit, and I should have given more updates as I went along. You are right - it was a mental thing. It wasn't the physical side (although that part WAS hard at times as well). When I first left for orientation, I was gone for about 7 weeks straight. I went through orientation, flatbed training and then glass training. (C.T., I was in the glass division). Then I went out with my trainer for 4 weeks. Next was final eval and I picked up my truck. Then I did finally get to go home for about a week.
When I started driving solo it was all good at first. But as I continued it was getting harder to leave the house after my 3 weeks out. I started dreading having to leave knowing it would be a long three weeks until I made it home again. I could have stayed out for just two weeks, but the home time was not guaranteed then. I would get by the house, but maybe only for a 10 hour break.
What I said before about the work being hard at times is also true. It is not the main reason that I quit, but as I think about it, it did contribute. It IS a lot of work securing and tarping the glass, and it took me a lot of time (5-6 HOURS on my first couple loads.) Everyone said I would get better and faster with time, which was probably true. But I am almost 50 years old and not in great shape, so it was pretty hard for me. Not unbearable, but hard work. I asked my fleet manager if I could switch to the TCD (referigerated) division, and he said I should stick it out in glass for a while and I would get used to it. I did for a while, but I asked him again, and he said it might take a few weeks to make it happen. So by this time I wasn't liking glass, AND I wasn't getting home enough.
So a couple of weeks ago, I was doing a 34 hour reset at a Maverick terminal, and the whole time I was thinking "I could be home right now". So I rented a car and cleaned out my truck and went home. I called my fleet manager and told him and that was that.
I regret making a hasty decision like that, and I am not usually that way. I don't know..it just got to me mentally and I was not happy when I was out. Trucking is a totally different lifestyle - at least OTR was for me. And I DID know this going in to it. I just thought I would get used to it. Yes, I could have waited to get into TCD, and the work would have been easier, but I would have still had to be out 2 -3 weeks at a time. And that, at least for me, is too much time away from my wife and family.
So that is the story of why I quit. I should have asked for more help/advise on here along the way. If I do get another trucking job, I will be sure and not drop off the face of the earth again. Hopefully I can find something with weekly home time. Or maybe trucking just isn't the right thing for me.
Thanks for reading, and have a GREAT day !
I just wanted to post an update. I left Maverick a couple weeks ago. I still think they are a great company, but I just couldn't handle being away from home for weeks at a time. I thought I would get used to it, but I was wrong, I guess. I wish they had a dedicated account where I live, but they don't. So now I am looking for something with at least some weekly home time.
Yeah, glass seems to get less home time than the other two. They said today that the average is 1.1 34 hour reset at home per month for the glass division.
Sorry I replied before I read the whole conversation. My post really isn't relevant at this point.
Maybe it will help somebody else though lol.
Congratulations on your choice, Peter B. Schneider just ended up not being the right fit for me, but it sounds like you are happy there. Thanks for sharing your experience. I'm sure it will help a lot of people.
Just a quick update - I ultimately decided to go to Maverick. I am currently going through orientation, and I think I made a good choice. I have enjoyed the experience so far. I passed the DOT physical and agility tests today, which I was a little worried about. But it was not as hard as I had thought it might be.
C.T., maybe I'll see you around if you get back through Little Rock.
Thanks again, everyone, for all of your help. I really appreciate it.
Congratulations Turtle!! I'm very happy for you, and glad you are doing well.
If you do, definitely hit me up. I'll hook you up with my flatbed trainer. He's awesome, and has won trainer of the year a few times.
Wait, that won't work because he & I will probably be out otr. But I can have him suggest another trainer. There are some losers out there that are only in it for the money. He'll get you a good one that actually teaches you.
That would be great! I will let you know for sure when the time comes. Thank you, I really appreciate it.
And thanks Buck_Wheat. Good luck to you as well. Hard to say if I'll be around then, but by all means hit me up when you get here.
You're very welcome. I already have my CDL, so at least that part is taken care of already. :-) I just haven't driven a truck in a decade, so I have to through the training as a student. The Yes, I will probably get to see a lot of the Northeast. They also have a dedicated account out of Indiana & Ohio that I am looking into. I guess I'll cross that bridge when I get there. Maybe I could go out with a flatbed driver for PSD, that way I could see how what that is like. Who knows, I might like it better if I tried that route.
I am reading your posts with great interest, as I am scheduled to start there on Jan 9th. Thank you for the info! It sounds like you are doing great. Is anyone in your class going to the tanker division? I hope not to have to wait too long to get a tanker trainer, but if that is the case so be it.
Good luck with your continuing journey! Maybe I'll see you there.
Thanks, Seadragon. I will check them out. Merry Christmas!
The time it takes for 30k teaming depends on how hard the trainer runs. One trainer could have you running 6k mikes per week son in five weeks you are done. My trainer ran less miles as a team than I did solo. Serious in two weeks her friend and i did 12k miles. It took me and her a month for that!
Keep in mind that even with all that training....I still was nervous going out on my own. I can't imagine only three weeks of training.
Well I found out real fast that it shows in WY even on Easter and 4th of July lol.
The bad thing about primes training is that lease and owner ops get to decide where they want to drive. Which means even if in training and you WANT to drive in the snow for experience....you might not. That is something to ask your trainer. I came in winter for winter training and my oo trainer only really drove us through two snow storms. That wasn't enough time for me.
The GOOD thing about teaming in training..because the person is asleep...I drove better. Having someone watch your every move 24/7 drove me nuts and messed me up more. When I didn't feel.watched I could relax.
Whatever you decide, I wish you luck. As long as you stick with a major carrier you can't go wrong for your training and experience. After that year if you have doubts about the company than shoo around. I planned on only staying my year then going local...but I got it so good with my FM I was like "WHY"? Lol. I'm saving so.much money by living on the truck I would be just as miserable driving local as I was with a non driving job.
Thanks, Rainy..that gives me a lot to think about. I am leaning hard toward Prime, and chances are that's where I'll go. Have a safe and Merry Christmas! I'm sure I'll have a ton of questions as I progress through training and such, but I'll try no to pester you too much!
Sorry for late reply. I don't believe we have a guarantee. I'm regional and average 2000 or more for now. It's slower now of course. I make 1k a week usually, I don't usually net that much since I am regional and have family insurance and all that.
Hi C.T. Thanks for responding. I just looked and I saw that the guarantee is on the TCD job site, but not on the Flatbed. It kind of seems to me if they have to offer that as an incentive, then the miles probably are not there to consistently make that much per week. I will have the same insurance and things also.
I completely struggled for months over which company to go with. Ultimately I went with Prime flatbed, and I begin Monday.
I can't say one way or another what may me choose them. Just a gut feeling I guess. That and I got such good vibes from my recruiter during our talks. Also, Rainy was instrumental in my choice, as her threads and comments were just so positive, it made the decision much easier for me.
All are good choices, as noted. You kind of answered your own question. You do have to decide what's best for YOU.
Thanks, Turtle. Good luck with your training! I am leading toward Prime also, and a lot of it is because of what Rainy has written here in the forums.


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Putting wet washers on an ex girlfriends back. Caring.
I remember my brother telling me that my old coin collection wasn't worth anything.
I remember my brother and father telling me that they saw the Easter bunny outside in the back yard, it was raining and they were laughing. My mum told me the truth.
I remember my mother.. As I walk in the door to my hotel, a woman is smoking. She apologizes. I say not to worry about it. It reminds me of someone.
For me: Winning is, Winning the heart of people.
The fat woman in my hotel spoke about the lie of climate change this morning. I had to drink some coffee to brighten my mind, disengage sir.
We watch the television to confirm our happiness in a world full of problems and injustice.
We all got up. We all got dressed. Breakfast was an event, or non. We may have showered, some of us are thinking about other things, later we will speak. I'll give you one-minute to relax into the day. To warm up and create order in yourself, so that you might listen ………………………………………………. (sixty dots).
I landed in Syracuse, it was late. I didn't have the heart to share a cab with the two students from Oswego, blaming it on me having barely enough fuel in the tank to converse.
I hailed a cab, a big hammy Indian picked up my bags like and swung them easily into the trunk.
I decided to sit in the back. I handed him the directions to the my hotel, he said "speak, I don't read".
So I dictated. He confirmed, as the cab rumbled along.
"Lots of renovations going on at the airport," I said.
I was very pleased, drained and off balance. The rest of the ride was quiet. Traveling alone from state to state, hotel to hotel can be isolating. Social energy stores and then festers. It felt perverse having my foundations float away into nothings.
I thanked the Indian graciously when I arrived safely at the hotel.
I walked in and told the receptionists. They laughed and said "welcome to Syracuse".
It was a classic case of sadness in the big city.
I thanked them for their help and bid them goodnight as I walked away to the elevators.


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First Day es una serie de televisión australiana dramática para niños que fue estrenada en ABC Me el 30 de marzo de 2020. La serie fue originada del cortometraje del mismo titular el cuál se trasmitió en 2017. La serie reúne todos los elementos del cortometraje. La serie estuvo filmada en Adelaide, Australia Del sur que incluye el edificio de Marryatville Instituto. ABC Me el 30 de marzo del 2020. Las series originalmente fueron planeadas como un cortometraje del mismo título que fue transmitida en 2017. La serie reúne todos los elementos de un cortometraje. La serie fue filmada en Adelaide, Australia del Sur incluyendo el edificio de Marryatville High School.

La serie fue escrita y dirigida por Julie Kalceff y la protagoniza Evie MacDonald como Hannah Bradford, una chica transgénero de doce años, cuando inicia el ciclo escolar en la secundaria. Ella tiene que enfrentar los problemas sociales y personales de sus años de adolescencia temprana, mientras también lidia con las angustias de su identidad de género, la cual es privada a principios de la serie. Los temas primordiales que trata incluyen el enfoque a la identidad y pertenencia, y la exploración de derechos transgénero. La serie estuvo producida por Epic Films y Kojo Entertainment, en asociación con la South Australian Film Corporation y la  Australian Children's Television Foundation (ACTF). Recibió financiamiento del Gobierno australiano y Screen Australia. Jan Stradling de ABC y Bernadette O'Mahony de ACTF fuéron los productores ejecutivos de la serie. El programa fue renovado para una segunda parte en noviembre de 2020.

First Day y el cortometraje asociado han recibido una buena aceptación por la representación de diversidad en niños transgénero. El cortometraje ganó un premio para diversidad de MIPCOM y ganó un Prix del Premio de Equidad de Género de Jeunesse en 2018. La serie llena ganó un Premio de la GLAAD a los Medios de comunicación, Premio Kidscreen y Premio Rose d'O durante 2020 y 2021.

Trama
Hannah Bradford es una chica transgénero de doce años que empieza su viaje hacia el fin de la primaria, y el principio de la secundaria. Tendrá que aprender a desenvolverse en su nuevo entorno, mientras también se enfrenta con las presiones sociales para encontrar su lugar mientras transiciona. Cuando empieza la secundaria, se presenta como ella en público por primera vez. Hannah se hace amiga de Olivia, Jazmín y Natalie, a quién Hannah no revela su identidad de género a ella. Aun así, lucha con ser abusada por Isabella, quien fue su compañera de la escuela primaria, quién la amenaza con revelar su secreto, y la molesta llamándola con su nombre anterior. Hannah vive con su madre, Amanda; y su padre, Steve, quiénes intentan protegerla del daño de situaciones externas, el cual a veces crea desacuerdo y conflicto por parte de Hannah.

Reparto y personajes

Reparto

 Evie MacDonald cuando Hannah Bradford, una chica transgénero de doce años, que le gusta el taekwondo.

Otros personajes

 Joanne Hunt como Amanda Bradford, la madre de Hannah.
 Brenna Harding como la maestra Fraser, la profesora de Matemáticas de Hannah.
 Anthony Brandon Wong como el señor Nguyen, el director de la Secundaria Hillview
 Mark Saturno como Steve Bradford, el padre de Hannah.
 Ethan Gifford como Jack Bradford, el hermano mayor de Hannah.
 Elena Liu como Olivia, amiga de Hannah con quién ella crea vínculos de amistar en su primer día de escuela.
 Nandini Rajagopal Cuando Natalie, la amiga nueva de Hannah.
 Arwen Diamond como Jazmín, la amiga nueva de Hannah.
 Isabel Burmester como Isabella, excompañera de la primaria que reconoce a Hannah.
 Jake Childs como Sarah, una compañera de Hannah que está luchando con su propia identidad de género.

Producción
First Day fue primero ideado en 2017 en un solo episodio. El episodio unido de drama fue creado para Screen Australia y iniciativa de Chicas por ABC, el cual estuvo creado como financiar programa para fortalecer productoras australianas. El cortometraje estrenado como parte del especial por el Día Internacional de las Chicas. Evie MacDonald protagonizó el especial en el papel de Hannah Bradford, y se convirtió en la primera actriz transgénero en protagonizar un drama televisivo con guion en Australia. MacDonald tenía once años en el momento del rodaje y no había actuado antes. Julie Kalceff escribió y dirigió el proyecto. Kalceff estaba motivada para aumentar la visibilidad de la comunidad LGBTQIA+ contando una historia sobre un adolescente transgénero. Creía que era importante que una chica transgénero interpretara a Hannah, lo que llevó a MacDonald a ser elegida.

En junio de 2019, una miniserie basada en el cortometraje original estuvo ordenado por la Corporación Televisiva Australiana para trasmitirla por ABC Me. La serie estuvo financiada a través de la  South Australian Film Corporation y la Australian Children's Television Foundation (ACTF). También titulada First Day, MacDonald y el equipo creativo original fueron nombrados para volver a la producción, que se contaría como una serie de cuatro partes. Kalceff se incorporó al proyecto como guionista y director, junto con los productores Kirsty Stark, Kate Croser y la coproductora Kate Butler. La serie se rodó en Adelaida y fue dirigida por Kalceff, que actuó como guionista y directora de todos los episodios. El rodaje comenzó en julio de 2019 en el sur de Australia, con un equipo local. Kalceff declaró estar emocionada por contar la historia original con más detalle. La serie fue producida por Epic Films en asociación con Kojo Entertainment, y las ventas internacionales de la serie fueron manejadas por ACTF. La serie completa se estrenó el 30 de marzo de 2020 en ABC Me.

En noviembre de 2020, el ACTF invirtió financiar en una segundo parte de First Dyy, que consiste en adicionar cuatro episodios.

Referencias

Series de televisión con personajes transgénero
Programas de televisión en inglés
Programas de televisión de Australian Broadcasting Corporation


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Iggy Azalea Agrees to Drop Song-Theft Lawsuit Against Ex-Boyfriend
"Fancy" rapper had claimed her early recordings were stolen
Tim Kenneally | August 25, 2015 @ 3:07 PM
Iggy Azalea has decided to kiss and make up with her ex-boyfriend. At least in the courtroom.
"Fancy" rapper Azalea and her ex, Maurice Williams — who goes under a number of aliases, including Jefe Wine — have agreed to dismiss Azalea's lawsuit against Williams, which claimed that early recordings she made were stolen and released without her consent.
A stipulation for dismissal filed in federal court in California on Tuesday notes that the parties "hereby stipulate to the dismissal, with prejudice" of the suit.
The parties have also agreed to dismiss a cross-complaint filed in the action.
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In her suit, filed in September 2014, Azalea — real name: Amethyst Kelly — also claimed that her signature was forged to create a bogus recording contract.
The rapper had claimed that Williams — who she lived with for a short period of time — "downloaded the entire contents of Azalea's personal computer, including the Unreleased Masters, onto a jump drive without her consent."
According to Azalea's suit, Williams then forged her signature from an artist management agreement she'd signed and "created a cut-and-paste" fake recording agreement.
Also Read: Iggy Azalea Accuses Media of Manufacturing 'Beef' With Britney Spears
A judge must now agree to the stipulation for dismissal.
Azalea had sought unspecified damages in the suit. The terms of the dismissal were not disclosed.
Pamela Chelin contributed to this report.
Hollywood's Most Outrageous Lawsuits (Photos)
Between Lindsay Lohan firing back at Fox News, Mariah Carey allegedly short changing her domestic help, and Sly Stone winning millions after suing his ex-manager -- stars often turn to the courts to address their squabbles and strife.
Lindsay Lohan filed suit against Fox News and Sean Hannity on Feb. 2, 2015, after a news correspondent accused Lohan's mom of snorting cocaine with her troubled daughter. It didn't take long for Fox to fire back. "We will defend this case to the fullest," the network told TheWrap the next day.
A former nanny for Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon filed a lawsuit on Jan. 28, 2015, alleging she was fired after showing the couple's kids too much affection and did not receive overtime pay despite working 100 hours per week.
Legendary funk artist Sly Stone won $5 million on Jan. 27, 2015, after suing his former manager and entertainment attorney for misappropriating royalties owed him for more than 20 years.
"Real Housewives of Miami" veteran Joanna Krupa slapped "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Brandi Glanville with a slander lawsuit on Jan. 22, 2015, after Glanville allegedly accused Krupa of sleeping with a married man and c
Former "Real Housewives of Orange County" executive producers Patrick Moses and Kevin Kaufman filed a suit against Bravo in Nov. 2014, claiming they were deceitfully ousted from the show and bilked out of millions of dollars after helping to create the show and the franchise.
Jessie Nizewitz, a contestant on VH1's "Dating Naked," filed suit in New York in Aug. 2014, seeking $10 million in damages for emotional distress, humiliation and embarrassment after the show allegedly failed to properly blur her genitals.
Octavia Spencer was awarded $940,000 in Dec. 2014 after claiming a weight loss company, Sensa Products Inc., wrongfully fired her from an endorsement deal and still owed her money.
Former Tinder executive Whitney Wolfe filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against her former company June 2014, alleging she was repeatedly called a "whore" by CMO Justin Mateen and was stripped of her co-founder title simply for being a woman.
Former TMZ producer Jarrett Gaeta slapped his former employer with a lawsuit in June 2014, claiming he was wrongly terminated. Gaeta was let go after a subordinate accused him of "racist behavior," including defending blackface and sending pictures of watermelons to African-American employees.
CNN America was sued in Aug. 2014 by a pair of plaintiffs who claim that correspondent Arwa Damon bit one of them and threatened both during a drunken altercation at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad.
Former "Scandal" star Columbus Short was sued in June 2014 for allegedly knocking a partygoer unconscious during an engagement party.
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"Boardwalk Empire" actress Paz de la Huerta sued Lionsgate in Aug. 2014 claiming she was run over by an ambulance while filming "Nurse 3D." Lionsgate filed a motion to dismiss, which De La Huerta opposed on Jan. 23, 2015. Lionsgate then opposed her opposition on Jan. 30, 2015, in a seemingly neverending loop of opposing motions.
Rapper Rakim Mayers, aka A$AP Rocky, was sued in civil court in June 2014 for allegedly assaulting a woman while making his way through a crowd during the 2013 Made in America Festival.
Nicki Minaj's former hairstylist and wig designer filed a $30 million lawsuit against the rapper in 2014 for allegedly stealing his wig designs and costing him a potential reality show. A judge later dismissed the case for lack of sufficient evidence.
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West filed suit against YouTube founder Chad Hurley on Oct. 31, 2013, claiming he posted a video of the couple's surprise engagement to his website without permission. The process was delayed when Hurley's reps filed an anti-SLAPP motion in an attempt to have the case dismissed.
Jahmel Binion filed a lawsuit against Shaquille O'Neal in July 2014 when O'Neal posted a photo to his Instagram account mocking Binion, who suffers from a rare condition that causes facial abnormalities, sparse hair and missing teeth. Binion claimed defamation, emotional distress and invasion of privacy in the $25,000 lawsuit, and after pressure from the public O'Neal apologized.
In 2014 singer Chris Brown was mentioned in a lawsuit filed by the cousin of artist Frank Ocean. The defendant claimed Brown and an associate allegedly kicked and punched him when he confronted them about parking in a spot designated for Ocean at a Los Angeles recording studio. Ocean, who was also injured, later said he wouldn't seek criminal or civil penalties.
From embezzlement to slander, there's no shortage of celebrity court action


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