BOILER ROOM features a host of live music, and performance artists brought to you by Asheville locals and out-of town entertainers.
Located in the GROVE HOUSE Entertainment Complex
11 Grove Street, Downtown Asheville, NC
(828) 505-1612 www.thegrovehouse.com
Welcome to the
BOILER ROOM
Upcoming Shows
Thursday, May 26th
ROCK with
Akamai Drone, The Dark Shave and Tonology
Doors 10pm
Cover: $5 (18 & up) or $7 (18 to 20)
INCLUDES FREE ADDMISSION INTO
SCANDALS NIGHTCLUB
Friday, May 27th
ROCK with
The Rose Familiar and Peace Jones
Doors 9pm, Music 10pm
Cover: $5 (21 & up) $7 (18 to 20)
Saturday, May 28th
ROCK with
The Great Liars and 100 Yorktown
Doors 9pm, Music 10pm
Cover: $7 (18 and up)
Friday, June 3rd
ROCK with
Monkey in Podship
and E/R Airplane
Doors 9pm, Music 10pm
Cover: $5 (21 & up) $7 (18 to 20)
Saturday, June 4th
ROCK/FUNK with
Groove Stain and Reid Attayway
D oors 9pm, Music 10pm
Cover: $7 (18 and up)
Monday, June 13, 2011
Fisher Capital Management Latest News: Korean financial watchdog probes data breach at Hyundai Capital
http://www.infosecurity-us.com/view/17260/korean-financial-watchdog-probes-data-breach-at-hyundai-capital/
11 April 2011
South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) has launched a probe into a data breach at Hyundai Capital that affected 420,000 of its customers.
The FSS has sent investigators to Hyundai Capital, the consumer financing arm of auto maker Hyundai Motor Group and GE Capital, after the company admitted that hackers gained access to its customer database and stole personal information and passwords of its customers, theKorea Herald reported.
The data breach occurred over a two-month period. The company was contacted by one of the hackers who asked for money in return for not releasing the customers’ information. However, the data breach was only made public after the company contacted the police to investigate the blackmail.
Hyundai Capital said its internal investigation revealed names, residential registration numbers, mobile phone numbers, and email addresses, as well as passwords to loan services were obtained by the hacker.
Police said the hackers gained access to the database using servers located in the Philippines and Brazil.
The FSS is considering punitive actions against the company if violations of the country’s financial information security laws are found. The agency also plans to form a task force in coordination with other agencies to investigate information security practices throughout the financial sector, the newspaper said.
11 April 2011
South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) has launched a probe into a data breach at Hyundai Capital that affected 420,000 of its customers.
The FSS has sent investigators to Hyundai Capital, the consumer financing arm of auto maker Hyundai Motor Group and GE Capital, after the company admitted that hackers gained access to its customer database and stole personal information and passwords of its customers, theKorea Herald reported.
The data breach occurred over a two-month period. The company was contacted by one of the hackers who asked for money in return for not releasing the customers’ information. However, the data breach was only made public after the company contacted the police to investigate the blackmail.
Hyundai Capital said its internal investigation revealed names, residential registration numbers, mobile phone numbers, and email addresses, as well as passwords to loan services were obtained by the hacker.
Police said the hackers gained access to the database using servers located in the Philippines and Brazil.
The FSS is considering punitive actions against the company if violations of the country’s financial information security laws are found. The agency also plans to form a task force in coordination with other agencies to investigate information security practices throughout the financial sector, the newspaper said.
Fisher Capital Management Corporate News: Apple’s iPad Supremacy Challenged by Google, Microsoft
http://www.financialfeed.net/apple%E2%80%99s-ipad-supremacy-challenged-by-google-microsoft/853288/
Posted by Nick Maffeo on May 30, 2011 in Business, Technology
Google Inc and Microsoft Corp will challenge the supremacy of Apple’s iPad as new tablet models are announced in Taipe’s Computex trade show this week. Google’s Android OS and Microsoft’s new Windows platform will be observed by investors and analyze if they are any match to Apple’s iPad. KGI Securities Co’s analyst Angela Hsiang said investors will want to know which tablet is better in performance and price and when the non-iPad camp will get going. She said, previously, people couldn’t actually see the products but at Computex, they can touch and use the products.
Microsoft will be revealing a new platform which will be carefully analyzed by investors to see if it can stand up against Apple.
In 2007-2008 Computex, Acer Inc and Asustek Computer Inc stirred the market with their low-cost netbooks. This week, they will showcase features of Google’s Android. Executives from Google and Microsoft will be at the event to give updates. Qualcomm Inc and Nvidia Corp, users of chips and chip designs from Intel Corp and ARM Holdings Plc will also have their products compete. In a May 26 report, analyst Toni Sacconaghi of Sanford C. Bernstein & Co, said by 2015 tablets shipments worldwide will reach 215 million units. PC sales will be reduced by 15% by tablets and annual sales between 2010 and 2015 will be less 2%. According to iSuppli Corp, new competitors will cut Apple’s market share by 50% in 2012.
A sample of Microsoft’s tablet OS based on ARM chips will be featured, said 3 insiders. Microsoft’s current platform, Windows 7, uses Samsung and Motorola tablets which are not ARM chip compatible. This month, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said machines based on a new Microsoft OS, dubbed Windows 8, are due for release next year but retracted the “misstatement” later. Hsiang said future’s big development is ARM plus Microsoft, and if that’s a success then it’ll be big for the market. Windows 8 will also impact the market because many people can’t get used to Android while they’re familiar with Windows, added Hsiang.
ARM president Tudor Brown said ARM technology which supports the iPad and iPhone, looks at getting 50% of tablets, notebooks and netbook chips market share by 2015. They expect a climb of 15% by the end of 2011. The strong early lead in tablets and the smartphone market of Google supported its applications store expansion. That success, said IDC analyst Helen Chiang, balances Google’s software development immaturity. She said most vendors still worry about quality and stability and choose Google because its cost is lower as the operating system is free, while Windows adds to the price.
Posted by Nick Maffeo on May 30, 2011 in Business, Technology
Google Inc and Microsoft Corp will challenge the supremacy of Apple’s iPad as new tablet models are announced in Taipe’s Computex trade show this week. Google’s Android OS and Microsoft’s new Windows platform will be observed by investors and analyze if they are any match to Apple’s iPad. KGI Securities Co’s analyst Angela Hsiang said investors will want to know which tablet is better in performance and price and when the non-iPad camp will get going. She said, previously, people couldn’t actually see the products but at Computex, they can touch and use the products.
Microsoft will be revealing a new platform which will be carefully analyzed by investors to see if it can stand up against Apple.
In 2007-2008 Computex, Acer Inc and Asustek Computer Inc stirred the market with their low-cost netbooks. This week, they will showcase features of Google’s Android. Executives from Google and Microsoft will be at the event to give updates. Qualcomm Inc and Nvidia Corp, users of chips and chip designs from Intel Corp and ARM Holdings Plc will also have their products compete. In a May 26 report, analyst Toni Sacconaghi of Sanford C. Bernstein & Co, said by 2015 tablets shipments worldwide will reach 215 million units. PC sales will be reduced by 15% by tablets and annual sales between 2010 and 2015 will be less 2%. According to iSuppli Corp, new competitors will cut Apple’s market share by 50% in 2012.
A sample of Microsoft’s tablet OS based on ARM chips will be featured, said 3 insiders. Microsoft’s current platform, Windows 7, uses Samsung and Motorola tablets which are not ARM chip compatible. This month, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said machines based on a new Microsoft OS, dubbed Windows 8, are due for release next year but retracted the “misstatement” later. Hsiang said future’s big development is ARM plus Microsoft, and if that’s a success then it’ll be big for the market. Windows 8 will also impact the market because many people can’t get used to Android while they’re familiar with Windows, added Hsiang.
ARM president Tudor Brown said ARM technology which supports the iPad and iPhone, looks at getting 50% of tablets, notebooks and netbook chips market share by 2015. They expect a climb of 15% by the end of 2011. The strong early lead in tablets and the smartphone market of Google supported its applications store expansion. That success, said IDC analyst Helen Chiang, balances Google’s software development immaturity. She said most vendors still worry about quality and stability and choose Google because its cost is lower as the operating system is free, while Windows adds to the price.
Fisher Capital Management Investment Solutions News Updates
Fisher Capital Management Investment Solutions: Final minutes of Harry Potter will be stretched into 7 films!
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Posted on : 08-06-2011 | By : Fisher Capital Management Investment News | In : business, finance, investing, investment, latest news
Tags: fisher capital management, fisher capital management fraud updates and tips, fisher capital management investment, fisher capital management investment scam news and prevention, fisher capital management investment solutions news update
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Warner Bros. announced last week that it will recut the last four minutes of “The Deathly Hollows: Part 2″ and stretch it into seven films so fans can enjoy the Harry Potter franchise for another decade.
Apparently, the producers are more than willing to cash in on the high popularity of the franchise.
From what I heard, the upcoming seven movies will feature a more ‘detailed’ depiction of the last hours in the story of Harry Potter and his friends (or maybe that’s just a fancy term for making the scenes proceed in slow motion all throughout?). Idk, I’ve always suspected maybe they’ll just use some ‘really complex camera style’ or whatnot as an excuse to present the films in a manner that imitates all motions done underwater (i.e. very slow motion).
This sounds ridiculous when I first heard it but, hey, it’s Hollywood, anything’s possible. So I think HP fans are going to have a fit when they hear about this. Either because they are wildly excited, or because they are terribly annoyed business-people are treating the wizard story as a cash cow.
Now, I personally don’t care if they’re extending the series or keeping true to its finale. Either way, it’s cool with me. But seeing the fans being divided ’cause of this is too amusing to pass up. Don’t you just love hearing passionate debates over fictional things. Classic.
I was just wondering how they are going to title each movie sequel…
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Posted on : 08-06-2011 | By : Fisher Capital Management Investment News | In : business, finance, investing, investment, latest news
Tags: fisher capital management, fisher capital management fraud updates and tips, fisher capital management investment, fisher capital management investment scam news and prevention, fisher capital management investment solutions news update
3 Votes
Warner Bros. announced last week that it will recut the last four minutes of “The Deathly Hollows: Part 2″ and stretch it into seven films so fans can enjoy the Harry Potter franchise for another decade.
Apparently, the producers are more than willing to cash in on the high popularity of the franchise.
From what I heard, the upcoming seven movies will feature a more ‘detailed’ depiction of the last hours in the story of Harry Potter and his friends (or maybe that’s just a fancy term for making the scenes proceed in slow motion all throughout?). Idk, I’ve always suspected maybe they’ll just use some ‘really complex camera style’ or whatnot as an excuse to present the films in a manner that imitates all motions done underwater (i.e. very slow motion).
This sounds ridiculous when I first heard it but, hey, it’s Hollywood, anything’s possible. So I think HP fans are going to have a fit when they hear about this. Either because they are wildly excited, or because they are terribly annoyed business-people are treating the wizard story as a cash cow.
Now, I personally don’t care if they’re extending the series or keeping true to its finale. Either way, it’s cool with me. But seeing the fans being divided ’cause of this is too amusing to pass up. Don’t you just love hearing passionate debates over fictional things. Classic.
I was just wondering how they are going to title each movie sequel…
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