Club-ready tune was reportedly produced by the Neptunes.By James Dinh
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Justin Timberlake has said over and over again that he's not ready to record a new album. Nonetheless, that hasn't stopped the pop star-turned-actor from hitting the studio for collaborations with other artists and doing some recording here and there for himself. His latest musical serving to appease his hungry fans is a track called "Take You Down," which leaked online Thursday (December 30).
Timberlake opens the drum-heavy track with a summon to all the girls, before a female vocalist echoes the matching line with a series of stuttering "uh-oh's." The song, reportedly produced by the Neptunes, finds JT luring, tempting and somewhat challenging his female interest.
"I've seen my magic/ What's your looks and your religion?/ And I want you to understand that I can make you feel better/ So it's me and you, my place, sexiness all day/ I'mma do whatever you like, if you cater to me all night, girl," he sings during the second verse.
In addition to production credits, various Internet blogs have reported that "Take You Down" may in fact be a demo as opposed to one of the 29-year-old's own songs.
Timberlake recently spoke to the Los Angeles Times about fans who feel like the star has neglected his musical calling. "They're looking at me like, 'Why aren't you staying with one path?' " he said.
"They look at me like I'm ungrateful for my music career because I want to do film."
Until JT feels ready to hit the studio to record the follow-up to 2006's FutureSex/LoveSounds, fans will have to make do with the singer's scarce musical ventures. His next offering may be a collaboration with Drake, who recently revealed, "I've always wanted to work with him, and it's in the works right now: Me and Justin Timberlake will probably have a song soon."
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Monday, January 3, 2011
Intelligent. The New CLS
Is today Tuesday or Thursday? Although the new full-LED headlights in the CLS cannot answer this question they still shine with intelligent technology...cell spy
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Saturday, January 1, 2011
County to Save $472,000 with Lowered Interest Rate on Library Bonds
Jackson County Government will save another $472,573 in interest expense over the next 10 years by refunding the 2002 Library Bonds for a lower bond yield of 2.63%. This is similar to the 2006 refunding of the Series 2000 bonds for the library which was refinanced at a lower rate saving $2.1 million over the life of the bonds.
In addition, by completing the 14 library projects under budget this past summer, Jackson County saved an additional $800,000 which was moved into a fund to pay for debt payments
"We are saving taxpayers nearly three and a half million dollars," said Dennis C.W. Smith, Jackson County Commissioner. "Jackson County government continues to exhibit fiscal responsibility that has put us in a strong financial position. Residents trusted our government when they voted for the bond measure and we have exceeded expectations with quality facilities and substantial cost savings."
Jackson County had already created a $24 million savings over a five-year span by outsourcing operation of the libraries to Library Systems and Services LLC.
The new bond yield is 2.63%, the average coupon is 3.99% and the previous average coupon was 4.58%. The County is receiving such a favorable rate because of the market (in 2002 the 10-year Treasury rate was 4.61% compared to 2.76% today) as well as a strong credit rating. Moody's Investors Service has rated Jackson County bonds at "Aa2," signifying high quality bonds with very low credit risk and allowed the County to price aggressively in the market. Jackson County?s bonds were in an oversold position in less than an hour.
According to Moody's, "The County has managed to build substantial general fund reserves without significantly impacting services and has also cash-funded several capital projects."
"Jackson County government focuses on providing excellent public services while at the same time running efficiently to save taxpayers money," said Dave Gilmour, Jackson County Commissioner.
"It is because of the hard work of our finance department, board of commissioners, the administrator, budget committee, and staff that we are in the position to have a lower bond yield," said Jack Walker, Jackson County Commissioner.
In 2000, Jackson County residents voted for a $38.9 million bond measure to rebuild 14 library branches. There is $12,500,000 remaining in the 2006 bonds (refinanced Series 2000) and a total of $12,415,000 in Series 2002 Library debt remaining. Of that remaining amount, Jackson County refunded $10,300,000. The final maturity date of both bond issuances is 6/1/2020.
For more information, please contact Danny Jordan, Jackson County Administrator, at (541) 774-6003.cell phone spy software mobile phone
In addition, by completing the 14 library projects under budget this past summer, Jackson County saved an additional $800,000 which was moved into a fund to pay for debt payments
"We are saving taxpayers nearly three and a half million dollars," said Dennis C.W. Smith, Jackson County Commissioner. "Jackson County government continues to exhibit fiscal responsibility that has put us in a strong financial position. Residents trusted our government when they voted for the bond measure and we have exceeded expectations with quality facilities and substantial cost savings."
Jackson County had already created a $24 million savings over a five-year span by outsourcing operation of the libraries to Library Systems and Services LLC.
The new bond yield is 2.63%, the average coupon is 3.99% and the previous average coupon was 4.58%. The County is receiving such a favorable rate because of the market (in 2002 the 10-year Treasury rate was 4.61% compared to 2.76% today) as well as a strong credit rating. Moody's Investors Service has rated Jackson County bonds at "Aa2," signifying high quality bonds with very low credit risk and allowed the County to price aggressively in the market. Jackson County?s bonds were in an oversold position in less than an hour.
According to Moody's, "The County has managed to build substantial general fund reserves without significantly impacting services and has also cash-funded several capital projects."
"Jackson County government focuses on providing excellent public services while at the same time running efficiently to save taxpayers money," said Dave Gilmour, Jackson County Commissioner.
"It is because of the hard work of our finance department, board of commissioners, the administrator, budget committee, and staff that we are in the position to have a lower bond yield," said Jack Walker, Jackson County Commissioner.
In 2000, Jackson County residents voted for a $38.9 million bond measure to rebuild 14 library branches. There is $12,500,000 remaining in the 2006 bonds (refinanced Series 2000) and a total of $12,415,000 in Series 2002 Library debt remaining. Of that remaining amount, Jackson County refunded $10,300,000. The final maturity date of both bond issuances is 6/1/2020.
For more information, please contact Danny Jordan, Jackson County Administrator, at (541) 774-6003.cell phone spy software mobile phone
Elvis Presley's Mercedes
Sky blue amidst the cloudy British weather - experience probably the last few miles on British soil with the Mercedes-Benz 600, once driven by Elvis Presley. On the 6th December, ?the sovereign? will be auctioned at the auction house Bonhams. We took a spin with the current owner Eric Smith and he told us of the unique history of the car and the legend of the King.cell phone spy software
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Making of TV-Spot BlueEFFICIENCY
An intersection in New York in two different eras: two worlds meet in the new Mercedes-Benz commercial. 50 protagonists, a lot of equipment and a great deal of creative minds were involved making an intersection look like it did over 100 years ago. What problems did people have to deal with back then? Watch now!cell spy
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?Riches and Fame? Play at the Rogue River Branch Library
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Experience a whimsical play about a tree, a bear, a fox, and a journey to the city with ?Riches and Fame? on Saturday, December 18, from 1 ? 2 p.m., in the Community Meeting Room of the Rogue River Branch Library, 412 East Main Street.
Written by and starring Rogue River resident Charles Rolling and also starring Maureen McCarthy. All ages are invited to this free performance.
For more information, please call the Rogue River Branch Library at 541-864-8850.
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Experience a whimsical play about a tree, a bear, a fox, and a journey to the city with ?Riches and Fame? on Saturday, December 18, from 1 ? 2 p.m., in the Community Meeting Room of the Rogue River Branch Library, 412 East Main Street.
Written by and starring Rogue River resident Charles Rolling and also starring Maureen McCarthy. All ages are invited to this free performance.
For more information, please call the Rogue River Branch Library at 541-864-8850.
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'Empire Strikes Back' Added To National Film Registry
'Saturday Night Fever,' 'Airplane!' among other movies recognized by Library of Congress.By Jayson Rodriguez
"Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back"
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Thirty years ago, moviegoers were stunned when Darth Vader revealed in "Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back" that he was Luke Skywalker's father. On Tuesday (December 28), however, there was no surprise when the venerable sci-fi flick was selected by the Library of Congress to be added to the National Film Registry, according to The Associated Press.
The honor recognizes the iconic 1980 movie for being artistically, culturally or historically significant. A copy of the original film will be preserved by the registry at the Packard Campus of the National Audio-Visual Conservation Center in Culpeper, Virginia, for future generations.
"The Empire Strikes Back" was produced by "Star Wars" auteur George Lucas but directed by Irvin Kershner. It was joined by 24 other films; more than 2,500 were nominated. The John Travolta-powered disco vehicle "Saturday Night Fever," the Watergate drama "All the President's Men" and Spike Lee's biopic "Malcolm X" were among the popular titles to make the cut.
The films will be added to a library that includes upwards of 550 titles, including Lucas' "American Graffiti" and the first installment of "Star Wars." Comedies including "The Pink Panther" and "Airplane!" were also selected by Librarian of Congress James H. Billington, who has picked every film in the registry since its inception in 1989. "Airplane!" is a hilarious spoof of disaster movies that starred Leslie Nielsen, who died less than a month ago at the age of 84.
For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com.
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"Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back"
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Thirty years ago, moviegoers were stunned when Darth Vader revealed in "Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back" that he was Luke Skywalker's father. On Tuesday (December 28), however, there was no surprise when the venerable sci-fi flick was selected by the Library of Congress to be added to the National Film Registry, according to The Associated Press.
The honor recognizes the iconic 1980 movie for being artistically, culturally or historically significant. A copy of the original film will be preserved by the registry at the Packard Campus of the National Audio-Visual Conservation Center in Culpeper, Virginia, for future generations.
"The Empire Strikes Back" was produced by "Star Wars" auteur George Lucas but directed by Irvin Kershner. It was joined by 24 other films; more than 2,500 were nominated. The John Travolta-powered disco vehicle "Saturday Night Fever," the Watergate drama "All the President's Men" and Spike Lee's biopic "Malcolm X" were among the popular titles to make the cut.
The films will be added to a library that includes upwards of 550 titles, including Lucas' "American Graffiti" and the first installment of "Star Wars." Comedies including "The Pink Panther" and "Airplane!" were also selected by Librarian of Congress James H. Billington, who has picked every film in the registry since its inception in 1989. "Airplane!" is a hilarious spoof of disaster movies that starred Leslie Nielsen, who died less than a month ago at the age of 84.
For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com.
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